Where can I buy cherry flavoured soda?

Question

I am in Canada. Wild Cherry Pepsi has been discontinued, Cherry Coke, Cherry Vanilla Dr. Pepper, Cherry Crush, and practically everything else cherry related.

I've written all the websites for those companies, and none are very hopeful or helpful, claiming no one apparently wants cherry sodas here in Canada, and that they don't plan on bringing them back anytime soon.

Do any fellow Canadians have any where they are? Know where they can be bought online for a decent price?

Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

make your own!!

Answer 2

you can add cherry flavor to you soda at Sonic.

Answer 3

"What do i look like? Nerd scientist over here..."

Answer 4

I'm not canadian, but I might have an alternate solution.

Back in the early days of the Soda Fountains, cherry coke was made simply by mixing the carbonated water with coke syrup and cherry syrup, and a few fast food places here offer the "Flavor shots" of syrups in varied flavors like Cherry and vanilla and chocolate.

So what you could do is see if you can get a hold of some cherry syrup and just add it to a glass of fresh coke. and stir. You might even get a better crisper taste than if you bought the premixed Cherry sodas. Grenadine might work great for this, it's a common non-alcoholic mixer so you should be able to find it in a grocery store.

Answer 5

Ok I'm not canadian but can't you just by the store's own brand cherry soda?

Supermarkets here do it for like 60p or something. Tastes exactly the same.

Answer 6

You can buy then in asda

Answer 7

Dr. Browns is probably the best.

But Virgil's makes a Cherry-Cream.( expensive though and very sweet)

Dr.Browns is in most supermarkets and especially in Kosher deli's.

Here's a good site( one of many).

Good  cherry soda( it' been around for eons).

http://www.bevnet.com/reviews/drbrowns/

I forgot a very good one called Boylan's.

I love this stuff and it looks expensive but it's cheaper then Coke( they also use cane sugar).

You can easily get it shiped but I'm sure you can find it in a good supermarket.

http://www.thenibble.com/zine/archives/b...