Beverage reviews & commentary on soda, bottled teas, energy drinks, flavored water, fruit drinks, and other non-alchoholic types of liquid refreshment
Jelly Doughnut Soda? It's another flavor found in the Chanukah Pack, part of the 2007 Jones Soda Holiday collection. There really isn't much of a donut flavor here. Rather, this soft drink is primarily a strawberry-flavored drink, and not a very solid one at that. Sweet, syrupy, but underwhelming overall.
Jones Soda Latke Soda is not a recommended beverage. Part of the 2007 Jones Soda Holiday collection by being packaged in the Chanukah Pack, the bitter-but-lacking taste, high sodium content, and really low use of sugar creates not a potato-flavored drink, but rather one that prompts you to find something to cleanse your palette quickly!
Improving quite a bit over its 2006 incarnation, Jones Soda Candy Cane Soda still offers a bad scent, but does provide a pleasant, minty taste. While not as good as other 4-Pack installments in the 2007 Jones Soda Holiday collection (Jones Soda Gingerbread Man Soda, Jones Soda Christmas Cocoa Soda), it doesn't make you puke.
OK, so I know what you are thinking. "Cocoa-flavored soda? Gross!" Surprisingly, this holiday trend of chocolate-influenced drinks (started with Cherry Chocolate Diet Dr Pepper) is actually pretty good. Our beverage review of Jones Soda Christmas Cocoa Soda notes that it actually DOES taste like cocoa… and that's a good thing. Very unique flavor, nice balance of carbonation and taste, and a welcoming aroma make this installment of the 2007 Jones Soda Holiday collection a winner!
Jones Soda surprises with a holiday flavor that doesn't prompt me to vomit! Gingerbread Man Soda is actually pretty good. There's a nice influence of spices, creating a festive feel, much like the long-forgotten Pepsi Holiday Spice. This flavor is part of the 2007 Jones Soda Holiday collection and is only available in 4-Pack packaging.
Turkey & Gravy Soda, RIP (2003-2006). Jones Soda mixes up their holiday releases for 2007 by rolling out a traditional Christmas Pack and a Chanukah Pack… along with some interesting 4-Packs. All flavors sweetened with inverted cane sugar, caffeine-free, and yes, you guessed it, 100% Kosher!
Boylan continues their cane sugar flavors with Boylan Bottleworks Ginger Ale. Just like Boylan Bottleworks Black Cherry, our soda review found this to be an exceptional drink. Great compliment to a meal or if you drink it by itself.
Just like Kosher for Passover Coke, Kosher for Passover Caffeine Free Pepsi is awesome. This beverage review highlights the evil taste of high fructose corn syrup and the pleasures of real sugar sweetening!
Awesome drink sweetened with natural cane sugar. This beverage review highlights a soda done right. A little sweet, good body, rich and bold. Boylan Bottleworks Black Cherry is an excellent gourmet soft drink.
It's time for a beverage review of Coke's special version for Passover. Learn about HFCS, sucrose, and how we were blown away by the drastic difference between Kosher for Passover Coke and the regular drivel that's on the shelves the rest of the year.
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