Virgil's, Root Beer, 4-Pack, 12 oz each

Virgil root beer!! Love this root beer. My personal choice used to be hard to find. Comes in stevia rather than sugar. Does not have an after taste.

Best root beer you can buy!

This is a really good root beer, got to get more, although there is a lot of calories

Great soda but the product needs to be labeled properly by Amazon delivery.It's a soda!!! There's no alcohol!! And it's really annoying and unprofessional to have a driver scan my ID for a non-alcoholic bevarages while making snide comments on whether I'm 21 or not. If you knew how to do basic math bud, you'd know I was 10 years older than the legal drinking age!!

Wish there were more bottles per package.

This is probably my favorite root beer brand. It's a little sweet, absolutely delicious and would probably make a fantastic float as well.

There's nothing I dislike about this root beer! The flavor is better than any root beer I've ever had. Also, huge plus that it's made with real cane sugar and NO HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP! SO much better for your body, especially the pancreas and liver to have real cane sugar vs artificial sweetener or high fructose corn syrup. I wasn't expecting it to be so delicious but WOW it was amazing! Of course I wish it costed a little less but that's the price you pay for amazing quality. I have pancreas and liver problems and this was what my doctor recommended because I love soda so much. Of course no sugar would be better but real cane sugar is best if you're going to eat/drunk it anyway, so I will definitely reorder. Huge win in my book!

I got this Virgil's Root Beer with my Save-Mart order last week. I also ordered Henry Weinhard's Root Beer at the same time. The Henry Weinhard's came in a 6-pack for $5.99, the Virgil's came as a 4-pack for $6.99, so the Virgil's came out to be considerably more expensive as it cost a dollar more for two fewer bottles. I had never tried either brand but was eager to try both. I was quite disappointed with the Virgil's. It just didn't have that old-fashioned root beer taste. It didn't have that zing, and there was a flavor I couldn't put my finger on that I wasn't familiar with. To be honest, I just didn't much care for the Virgil's Root Beer. The Henry Weinhard's was very good I thought. It was what I expected in a good old-fashioned root beer and for a much fairer price.