Wilderness Weeee

This was the 3rd and final soda from my son's and my trip to Fizzy Waters in Duluth:

At our campsite in Jay Cooke State Park.

The funny pee jokes on the side of the bottle.

My son having a sip. He doesn't get soda at home, so this is a treat.

He liked it. A LOT.

Brand: Wilderness Weeee.

Origin: Ely, MN.

Purchase Place: Fizzy Waters, Duluth, MN.

Sweetener: Sugar and Corn Sweetener.

Review: In case your wondering (and didn't see it on the label in the first photo), this is orange flavored. The orange flavor is pretty good, and it's slightly "sharp" (it ain't no "orange cream"). Nothing fancy, but pretty funny and goes down well.

Score: 6 out of 10.
 

Boots Sarsaparilla Root Beer

I enjoyed this on the shore of Lake Superior as my son played in the water:

Brand: Boots Sarsaparilla Root Beer.

Origin: Bryan, Texas

Purchase Place: Fizzy Waters, Duluth, MN.

Sweetener: Sugar.

Review: I'm still not sure if this is sarsaparilla or root beer. This had a very anise flavor that I didn't care for. It had a good smooth head, and yet it had a sharpness to it that was just a bit too much. It was a unique flavor, but it just wasn't something that I enjoyed.

Score: 3.5 out of 10.
 

Rogue Soda Root Beer

My son and I went camping in Duluth for 3 days this past week, so we had to stop at Fizzy Waters and get some soda. This was the first one we tried:

A larger 22 oz bottle, with my son by the campfire in the background.

My son enjoying a sip.

Brand: Rogue Soda Root Beer.

Origin: Newport, OR.

Purchase Place: Fizzy Waters, Duluth, MN.

Sweetener: Brown Sugar and Honey.

Review: The ingredients list showed "root beer flavor" and "sarsaparilla flavor," as well as brown sugar and 2 kinds of honey. I knew I was in for something different. It had a very deep flavor and was strong on the sarsaparilla. I could really taste the brown sugar. There was a little kick of honey, but it wasn't overpowering. 

Score: 6 out of 10.