Very Sweet

Very sweet. Slightly tart berry start turns woody then blooms to lightly sour stewed rhubarb. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Wintergreen starts sharp and mellows through the extended, slightly sticky, finish. Simple. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Somewhat buttery vanilla finishes surprisingly quickly for this style of soda. Simple. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Slightly herbal tinge to otherwise fine root beer. Disappointing finish. Ok Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Strong maple beginning has support from other dark sugars but clashes slightly with mint/vanilla. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Rose and caramel start leads to vanilla/herbal middle. End slightly disappointing but decent. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Pure wintergreen in liquid form. Very simple and uncomplicated. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Nicely blended herbal/anise/wintergreen starts big then mellows quickly. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Strong wintergreen with prevalent dark sugars override any other subtleties. Long finish sours. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Mint tinged herbal muddle with medicinal base. Unfortunate and long finish. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Pronounced mint melds nicely with solid anise and just enough vanilla. Extended anise-y finish. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Candied grapefruit with a touch of bitterness at the very end. Simple. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Powerful vanilla mostly occludes clear artificial lemon until middle. Finishes balanced though sticky. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Vanilla and butterscotch start with mint undertones continues to complicated buttery finish. Ok Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Nascent fire. Ground ginger entry with big candy peach soon after. Instant finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Candy citrus start with spearmint follow-up melds to muddled sweetness. Short finish clarifies nicely. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Slightly syrupy cinnamon and vanilla. No heat. Remarkably short and clean finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Caramel up front with nice herbal hints of ginger and cola. Short vanilla finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Syrupy peppermint with medicinal tones. A bit too much like mouthwash. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. No fire. Citrus essence nearly eclipses natural ginger but some woody core is retained. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Long medium fire. Natural ginger with sharp caramel, almost a butterscotch. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Strong wintergreen with caramel and vanilla in overlong finish. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Slightly tin-y natural grapefruit with solid bitter backbone. Other citrus in very long finish. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. I've been trying to come up with a description beyond "baby aspirin" and can not. Drinkable. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Bright and clear citrus, mostly lemon with some interesting extra. Follows through extended finish, pleasantly. Recommended Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Distinct cranberry tang over light non-specific citrus. Nice candy middle. Extended antiseptic finish. Ok. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Decent blend of sarsaparilla and birch with significant molasses. Slightly sticky finish. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Cinnamon with a little heat surrounded by "candy"-like flavoring. Vanillin? Worse than it sounds. Pass. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Strong natural citrus. Some tin. Eventual clean finish. Uncomplicated. OK. Originally posted to Twitter.

Very sweet. Anise under wintergreen with vanilla caramel highlights. Nice but slightly over long finish. Recommended. Originally posted to Twitter.