This root beer tastes like a cheap restaurant fountain drink. It has a slightly creamy tang and an acidic kick. It does not have any spiciness or other interesting flavours, although it does have a pleasing chocolate aroma. The high level of carbonation and less-than-pleasing taste remind us of a cheap canned root beer, a far cry from the quality “fountain classic” it is marketed as.
Stewart's Original Root Beer,Stewart’s Original Root Beer
Best root beer ever!
it is oringal
Great flavor excellent quality 9 out of 10
I like this and hanks. Stewarts doesnt stand out because it nails The ideal root beer flavor like coke nails cola. Everthing is generic but balanced. This has a thirst quenching bite and smells great. I prefer high carbination so i am biased. Its so good and has tasted the same for ever. This is the standard root beer flavor if their ever was one and thats ok.
Of the root beers available where I live, Stewart’s is by far the best!
Only get it at Cracker Barrel Resturants when we eat there. Good with hamburgers.
High carbonation means more refreshing. It’s as good as some of the unique ones. Only 38 grams of sugar compared to the common 42 or more grams. 8/10
Can only get Stewart’s root beer at Cracker Barrel when we go eat there. Has a good taste to it.
Awesome root beer. Wish l can find it by the case or even six pack other than one bottle at a price $1.99 in grocery store . I’m sure there are enough in Muskoka to support stocking it.
I have been a consumer for more than 20 years. I have always enjoyed the taste of Stewart’s Root Beer & Black Cherry. I recently had a bottle of Root Beer and it did not have the same sweet taste I had come to expect. I don’t know if the formula has changed but it definitely is not the same anymore. If Stewart’s did change the formula they have ruined a great soda. As a result I will no longer be purchasing Stewart’s Root Beer. Sometimes companies should just leave a good thing alone !!!!!!