Tag: Old fashioned soda

Since its origins in 1936, Pennsylvania Dutch Birch Beer has been a beloved American classic, and one of its defining features is its complete lack of caffeine. This characteristic has allowed generations to enjoy its unique flavor profile without the stimulating effects of caffeine.

Invented in the late 1800s, phosphates were once a staple of the American soda fountain, served in pharmacies and ice cream shops across the country. These retro beverages offered a refreshing, tart alternative to sweeter sodas and dairy-based concoctions.

Since its establishment in 1891, Dublin Bottling Works has maintained its commitment to using high-quality ingredients, most notably pure cane sugar. But what are the ingredients in Dublin soda that define its unique taste and set it apart from other craft and commercial beverages?