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We're big Martinelli's fans here. Been drinking it on special occasions for 30 years. Have also tried the Knudson and don't care for it as much. Can't quite place it, but the taste isn't as bright. We do like the Welch's Rose, but also found the sparkling grape to be too sweet.
Sparkling Apple Cider or simply apple flavored soda is a big thing in Latin America and in Asia. It's never taken off in America.
It seems Americans only drink colas and lemon sodas. Where as in Latin and Asia there are so many different flavored sodas. I don't think Americans would ever drink Apple or Melon flavor sodas while it is such a big thing in Asia.
Oh, nonsense. Americans drink ginger ale, root beer, Dr. Pepper, and other regional flavored sodas, including orange soda. And there are many fruit flavored sparkling waters to choose from as well.
Oh, nonsense. Americans drink ginger ale, root beer, Dr. Pepper, and other regional flavored sodas, including orange soda. And there are many fruit flavored sparkling waters to choose from as well.
As well as grape, black cherry, and cherry to name a few. However, in my local Hispanic supermarket, there are all kinds of flavors that I don't normally see in the regular supermarkets, including guava, pineapple, mango, and probably a few others that I can't think of right now.
As well as grape, black cherry, and cherry to name a few. However, in my local Hispanic supermarket, there are all kinds of flavors that I don't normally see in the regular supermarkets, including guava, pineapple, mango, and probably a few others that I can't think of right now.
Yes, but Americans drink birch beer, celery soda, and Moxie.
Instead of a sugary-soda pop like sparkling cider there are in fact alcohol-free wines which are a bit more sophisticated and more appropriate for food pairing. Check out Sutter Home's Fre and Ariel.
Instead of a sugary-soda pop like sparkling cider there are in fact alcohol-free wines which are a bit more sophisticated and more appropriate for food pairing. Check out Sutter Home's Fre and Ariel.
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