sodas, soft drinks, pop, cokes: POV

oak aged ginger ale or gtfo:

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a&w is def the best "plain ol" root beer

actually hires might be better

kroger black cherry
coca cola
hires root beer
jarritto pina
boylan's birch beer

I wish I could develop a LeCroix habit but to me all that stuff just tasts flat and gross.

sparkling water is just good in general but LeCroix does have some wack flavors (coconut, key lime)

The new craze with fruit flavoured colas is so mediocre.
Everything tastes like diluted sugar water juice and nothing like coke

birch beer
root beer
ginger beer
cream soda
some sort of lemon berry soda they have at the local hipster pizza chain

Peardrax - tastes like pear drops. Made in the U.K. for over 100 years until people stopped buying it and now only bottled in Trinidad and Tobago.

Cidona - sharp, vaguely alcoholic-tasting Irish apple soda

Obolon Limonad - cheap Ukrainian apple and lemon soda made by a beer company. It’s an odd combination but refreshing and not too sweet.

Jarritos Jamaica - I used to have home-made sorrel drinks and didn’t realise it was such a popular soda flavour outside the West Indies until going to Mexico

Uludag Gazoz - I don’t even know what flavour this is supposed to be, other than generic fruit, but it’s great.

I had kicked soft drinks for a long stretch but discovered Coke Zero doesn't taste gross. I love good spicy ginger ale and will drink Blenheim's occasionally when I find it.

Reeds Ginger Ale
good root beer
Pellegrino lemon etc.
Sprite
Pepsi

I like the 7 oz cans, I think that's a good amount of soda to have

but the fact that they're actually more expensive than the 12 oz cans makes me angry so I don't buy either