The Strangest Soda Flavors You Should Try At Least Once
NEWS
BY LILY O'NEILL
Cel-Ray
This celery-flavored soda comes from New York and was inspired by Dr. Brown's celery tonics. It is sweet, like ginger ale, but with a peppery pinch from the celery seeds.
Moxie
Moxie was first sold as a solution for nerves in 1876. It is a bitter drink with notes of black licorice that has been likened to root beer for its wintergreen aftertaste.
Mr. Q. Cumber
Mr. Q. Cumber mixes natural cucumber extract with sugar cane for a subtle caffeine-free soda. It has a similar fruity taste to Sprite but with no artificial flavors.
Spruce Beer
Empire Spruce Beer was inspired by indigenous Americans who boiled spruce needles to use as a medicine. It started off as a true beer, but today, it contains no alcohol.
Bacon Soda with Chocolate
Lester's Fixins offers a bacon soda with chocolate. It tastes like a greasy slice of bacon with sweet hints of chocolate, and is available at Rocket Fizz.
