Dr. Pepper!

[uptheos]

Uptheos is truly a fine British gentleman.

You've blown my cover again UG!!

[uptheos]

Uptheos is truly a fine British gentleman.

Seriously....thanks.

Add it to my bill.

[ChiangMai2]

I'm with Alan Partridge - "It tastes like fizzy Benylin"

http://www.1001cocktails.com/recipes/mixed-drinks/400083/cocktail-dr--pepper.html

this version is much better and tastes surprisingly like the real McCoy, well after several tequilas it did anyway!

[Ulysses G.]

Uptheos is truly a fine British gentleman.

Seriously....thanks.

Add it to my bill.

Humble as well.

[uptheos]

Uptheos is truly a fine British gentleman.

Seriously....thanks.

Add it to my bill.

Humble as well.

Shucks UG, you're making come over all unnecessary.

[bangkokcitylimits]

how old are you ?

Who are you talking to?

OP, so happy he found his favorite lemonade

[teacherofwoe]

I lived in Canada for 7 years and could never get used to AW Rootbeer, to me it tastes like some kind of mouthwash.

That probably has something to do with usually drinking warm beer.

You must have us confused with Brits. Being a Canuck I know many and no self respecting Candian drinks warm beer. If you do, or offer warm beer to someone, it is usually met with 'What are you, a Brit?"

And a Canuck would know good beer from bad?

Larger is served cold in England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, etc. Bitter and ale (real beer for real men) is served at room temperature.

[uptheos]

I lived in Canada for 7 years and could never get used to AW Rootbeer, to me it tastes like some kind of mouthwash.

That probably has something to do with usually drinking warm beer.

You must have us confused with Brits. Being a Canuck I know many and no self respecting Candian drinks warm beer. If you do, or offer warm beer to someone, it is usually met with 'What are you, a Brit?"

And a Canuck would know good beer from bad?

Larger is served cold in England, Germany, Austria, Belgium, etc. Bitter and ale (real beer for real men) is served at room temperature.

Labatts Blue, Molson Canadian, Moosehead and the dreaded American Bud.... what do us Brits know about real beer?