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Vernors Ginger Soda

JDub02

JDub02

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When I saw the topic about 7up Plus, that reminded me to call my parents and have them snag me some Vernors from home. Can't get the stuff in central NY.

So what do you think of Vernors? and can you get it in your area?

Vernors

I know they have it in the Pittsburgh area. A friend of mine in college couldn't believe it when I brought some up from home. He thought you could only get it in Michigan.
 
When I was a kid I got sick after drinking some. From then on the very thought of it makes me want to burn the entire factory down and bury the charred remains in a huge pit.

Ok, Ok...it's not that serious but the thought of it really makes me sick.
 
Originally posted by: Farvacola
its a pretty unique ginger ale, but its good nonetheless.
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It's the only major brand ginger ale that actually tastes like ginger. I can hardly tell the difference between Canada Dry and 7-up.
 
Awesome stuff. Used to always buy a bunch when visiting relatives in Michigan, along with Faygo Redpop and Rock & Rye. 🙂
 
So very yummy, other ginger ales pale in comparison. It should be declared the national drink. Whichever candidate drinks this drink will be the winner! etc... 🙂

_x_ Love it!!
___ Like it
___ Don't Like it
___ Never heard of it
 
Vernors is friggin' delicious. I drink it when I have the flu and it makes my stomach feel better, believe it or not.

Wasn't Vernors the first soda? Made in good ol' Detroit.
 
Soda Museum



"Our Nations oldest soda is Vernors Ginger Ale, and it was created over 130 years ago. Many of today's soft drinks take an understandable pride in their histories, but they all must bow to Vernors."
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Motown knows its fizzy pop.
 
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