@Sleet- You're not being a prissy snob, you know what you like. There's a difference. Like me and my coffee, heehee. Personally I can't find any really good cream soda down here. The only stuff I can find down here in the south is the Food Lion diet brand. X.X I've heard A&W is great.

I've never tried Cheerwine. Lived in the south for.... almost 8 years now, and have never tired the South's most popular drink. Other than Sweet Tea, of course. Also, for anyone that doesn't know; cheerwine is a soda. No alcohol whatsoever.

@Senator- Oh goodness, if it tastes like rootbeer or ginger ale, I'm glad I've never had it then. XD

Don't believe the lies!!!



I meant that when talking about Cheerwine, people compare it to rootbeer and ginger ale in naming convention and purpose. Cheerwine. Rootbeer. Gingerale. See?

I meant that when talking about Cheerwine, people compare it to rootbeer and ginger ale in naming convention and purpose. Cheerwine. Rootbeer. Gingerale. See? [/quote]


Pffft, lies? The Cake is Lie!

Ohhh. I see. Great, now I don't have an excuse to not try it. Thanks. XD

Anyone like the new Dew flavors? I haven't tried them, mainly because I love my classic Dew too much.

Tried them. They're okay I guess, if you're the kind of person who likes Mountain Dew in the first place, which I am not.

A&W is only good on tap and extremely cold with little to no ice.

The gimmicky flavors of Outai Dew (spelled that way because those letters deserve love) are better than the original, I think. They're the only ones I'll drink.

Faygo brand Orange Soda. Out of all the orange sodas I've had, so far this is the best tasting one, and my fav drink too!

Ever drank ice cold freshly brewed root beer straight from the cast after a 73 mile hike? Yeah. Nothing better.

Cheerwine? Oh, my stars!

In all my 10 years in the South (the first 10 years of my life, btw) I have never had Cheerwine. In fact, I haven't heard of it until just now. *kicks self* Then again, I lived on a small island off the coast of Savannah, GA (not the "stereotypical south"). The southernmost point of which the beverage is sold is Georgia, according to Wikipedia.

I need to get some of that stuff the next time I go down there, or perhaps order it online. How can such a southern tradition just fly past my radar? *Sigh* I miss those days.

Since when has Georgia not been part of the traditional south?

You know what's an awesome non-alcoholic drink? Non-alcoholic eggnog. I look forward to winter every year so I can buy it.

I love eggnog. I could drink it all day. Though it'd make me fat if I drank that much.

nothing wrong with being a little big XD

Amen!

Oh yeah, try grape kool-aid + cherry kool-aid. One gallon container, each flavor pack. It's goooood.

That's chape, my friend, and it is.

Milk tea is the best!

Snapple Peach Tea is really good, and normally I don't like teas of any kind.

Oh yeah, I liked Diet Snapple Peach Tea!

Arizona tea

I love malta...NO, IT IS NOT AN ALCOHOLIC DRINK, DESPITE ITS CONTAINER...and the fact that there's a lighter version of it...

Malta Beer?

I will drink anything that's not coffee.

Oh I love Arizona Tea it is just awesome

Hemolymph?

What is that?

Essentially arthropod circulatory fluid. "Bug juice" if you will.

*Points to the thread title*
*Ahem, beverage, ahem*
That would be a no.

Who says what liquid is or isn't a beverage? How is it different than what comes out of cows? Or plants?

Milk is different.
Especially goat milk. Yuck.

Milk is delicious. Though I find it amusing how selective we are as a species in what animals we'll milk. We drink cow milk, sometimes goat milk, but most cultures never thought to drink dog milk, or camel milk, or what have you.

Now that proposition sounds disgusting, but is it really any more disgusting than cow milk? Cow milk only doesn't disgust us because we already know it's good.

Note that I've never had any of those weird types of milk or anything.

Beetlejuice,Beetlejuice,Beetlejuice!

I am a product of the South. I have to have a couple glasses of hot Sweet Tea a day. I also enjoy water a lot. In winter though, it is Hot Chocolate. Sometimes I wish that I could marry the Swiss Miss, I love Hot Chocolate that much.

Sweet tea and coffee. But my coffee is basically a lot of creamer and sugar with a touch of coffee xD

I am caffeine addicted but I don´t like coffee that much, so I drink coke.
But I don´t wanna get fat so I drink light coke, even though the taste is a little strange and people say it doesn´t work, it does >_>

Sweet Tea is pretty popular nation wide (I love it), although it is very different in certain areas- sweet tea up here is some ten thousand times* less sweet than tea in, say, North Carolina.

Also, never heard of drinking sweet tea hot...
*This may be a slight exaggeration.

Hot tea is delicious. So are hot milk and hot soda.

I'm aware, I've just never heard of sweet tea outside of the context of "iced". Hot tea I've had was always more... spice-ful (is there a word to say it has many spices in it? because "spicy" doesn't work) than full-on "sweet".

I once went to Sonic, and I saw that I could add any of their syrups to any drink. I asked for chocolate Sprite- and it's not bad. I occasionally make it at home now.

That sounds terrible! I'm usually pretty conservative with my soda concoctions.

I went to a restaurant once that mixed up salad dressing and chocolate syrup. Trust me, their chocolate milk tasted a million times worse than chocolate sprite ever could.