"they have internet in Kentucky?" Only on tuesdays, for five minutes, if the weather is nice and the critters haven't knocked the dish half a millimeter to the side again.
Matt in every ranking video: "Stop putting stories on the bottles! Just stawp!" Scottish Guy: "I love the stories on the bottles! Put the stories on all the bottles!" Matt: 🤦♂️
Big Red is orange, lemon, and vanilla flavored. It’s pretty much the only thing I drink since Coca-Colas started hurting my stomach. Big Red is huge in Louisville, Ky. That’s my neck of the woods
@@BigRedShadevil I grew up right across the river from you, in Southern Indiana and I loved Big Red. We don't have it in NC, but we have RC.. which is like a cruel cosmic joke.
@@braydenpaulk5079 blasphemous! Banned from All of North Carolina, parts of Louisiana and Mobile, AL. I mean you may not be banned from Mobile but if I catch you here I will be upset
I'm with the "where's RC" crowd. He needs an RC and a Moon Pie. (I doubt he's borderline diabetic, or he wouldn't have been drinking those other sugar-waters. Some of them are basically hummingbird syrup.)
He IS right about the unicorn...sorta The so called "Siberian unicorn" (though it was more of a rhino), existed until 39,000 years ago ranging from the Caucasus to Siberia. This is the origin of the unicorn myth. Unicorns symbolize the purity and power of Scottish monarchs, and like this beast, Scots would fight to remain unconquered
It's better known as the one horned rhino. That's what they called a unicorn in old times not today's distortion of a horse. Idk how we ended up with that wierd made up version.
We ended up with the horse version because sailors brought back horns from a narwhal and tell people tale tales about a horse unicorn to trick people. Unfortunately the joke became a myth that people believed.
"Big Red sounds like a character from like a prison biopic" 💀well he's not wrong But jokes aside, it's called that because a president of a bottling plant heard a golf caddy refer to the drink as Big Red. It used to be called Sun Tang Red Cream Soda
I think the arm pain complaint may have been a reference to Covid vaccines. Alabama had a strong vaccine rollout and was ahead of the game for short while. Also notice in April there was a lot more contact between the cast members and seldom any reference to infection control? And please everyone, get vaccinated. I got my second Pfizer-Biontec shot from a National Guard nurse at the FEMA drive thru site in Houston back at the beginning of May. You can get shots literally everywhere with no wait now. Walmart has shots and nobody taking them. And get your kids vaccinated too. Let's crush this virus like proud Americans. I fear that if we hover around 50-60% vaccination the US may become the breeding ground of a resistant strain. Let's get close to 80% of adults and crush this. Victory is within our grasp.
@@jessiep2471 Absolutely but most people who aren't doing it aren't doing it because they don't wanna get poked not because of a legitimate medical reason
@@jessiep2471 Yes, and that's why I think 80% of adults is a reasonable goal along with an increasing number of kids as dosage rules are worked out. This leaves one in five able to claim reasonable exemption for medical reasons. What I fear is with half the nation fully vaccinated, and half not, the small percentage of low-grade infections in the vaccinated population will be a breeding ground for new strains. That's why we need to get to 70-80% of adults and a good chunk of teens, and later on, children. We need to get the "r" value around or under one. Every extra 1% helps.
@@NoThankUBeQuiet Yes, a target of 80% of people over sixteen is probably what we need to hold national Covid deaths to a hundred or so a day or even lower. This will hold r values around one or so. Eighty percent seems like a lot but it allows all the folks who have a legit medical claim an out. Maybe we need to have vaccine shaming PSA's where local celebrities dress in chicken suits and taunt the unvaccinated. I hate injections, but I got the shot. I wanted to play my part to ensure the collective freedom and safety of my fellow Americans.
When I was a teenager, I discovered Sun Drop at camp, and thought it was AWESOME. Didn’t have it at home in Georgia though, so for years it was just a special camp memory. 🥰
Yes! They always tend to lose me right out of the gate because I will be in love with whatever product he's trashing and it's like dang it I didn't even get through the video before he took me out😂
Sundrop takes me back to my childhood, stopping at the bait shop with my dad with a cooler full of fish to show off. We'd always stop on the way home to get drinks and snacks. Funny, my dad would take a cooler of beer and ONE drink for me. Can't tell you how many times I had to drink a beer because it was all that was left by the time the sun was blazing hot and I was dying of thirst. My dad: "Don't tell your mama I gave you a beer!" Me: "I won't tell her you gave it to me if you won't tell her I drank it!" 😂😂 Those cold Sundrops were the best, though. 😊💜💚💛✌️
@@freschey Really? I never knew. I've seen it in Kentucky, I think, and Kansas, I'm pretty sure... Maybe it's just not an East Coast thing, and they are missing out.
The Scottish guy is not allowed in johnson city tennessee after saying dr. Enuff was not good. We love it so much that our favorite family fast food joint has it on tap.
I live right outside Chattanooga in Cleveland and I drive to Fort Payne FREQUENTLY for my supply of Grapico!! Born and raises in TN and Grapico is by far my favorite drink!
Dr. Enuf was indeed created by a WW2 veteran. His name was Charles Gordon, and he was of Scottish descent himself. He was a highly decorated glider pilot who took part in the D-Day invasion at Normandy. He founded the Tri-Cities Bottling Company in Johnson City, TN.
@@bruceleeroy872 my first big red was served on ice. My company commander had his wife sent a 6 pack of them to us, he shared them with us. He also gave me my first bowl of menudo on that deployment.
I have no idea why this showed up in my Google news feed but I'm laughing so hard at you guys doing each other's accents. 😂 I'm totally here for it! As someone raised both up north and down south this is great to watch. You've earned a new subscriber.
I was like I know he is not bashing my drink. When my Daddy goes back home to Tennessee I'm like please come back with a 24 pack of Krystal Burgers and my Dr.Enuf 🤤🤤🤤
@@somewhereoutthere8405 East Tennessee is where it is made and sold. I'm originally from Johnson City, TN and it's everywhere. They have diet and red(like mountain dew code red).
How did you get through this without including the other iconic soda from Alabama, the whip-cracking dominatrix of ginger drinks, Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale? I feel like this is a good one to include, because there are such strong feelings about it, and folks either hate it or stalk it in the grocery store and keep stockpiles of it.
Good for you Chris, after Matt dogged every Scottish snack you introduced to him, he needed a little payback. You were receptive to everything new introduced to you until after that and I get it. 😁
I came here just to see if Big Red was included. It made my heart grow like the Grinch’s to see it was. Bonus points for adding that all sodas are called Coke. Btw, Big Red flavor is orange, lemon, and vanilla. It doesn’t taste like medicine or bubble gum, unless your medicine and bubble gum is orange, lemon, and vanilla flavored.
FWIW- at least half of Texas hates Big Red. Dr. Pepper is out goodness. But I can't believe you left out my favorite Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale. When I visit my daughter over in Alabama I make like the Bandit and load my car with at least 2-3 DOZEN 12packs of Buffalo Rock. The best coke known to humanity. (and I'm down to rationing my last 4 packs)
They have started having it in our Kroger. Don't know if it regional or now something Kroger carries. I used to have to go to Ky and bring back a case but now I can just grab it whenever.
I live in Clark county,Winchester Ky, the home town of Ale8's. We put this stuff in the babies bottles. I think they removed the drop of machine oil that made it taste better.. You either love it or hate it. Some call it swamp water, others green dragon..But no green fairies.
I grew up in Los Angeles, and in the Eagle Rock area there was (maybe still is? IDK because I now live far away) a great, somewhat large liquor/convenience store that specialized in sodas from all over the world. They had Sun Drop and it is indeed VERY good! Never saw Sun Drop anywhere else :-( We need to get more stores out here selling it!
There's an ACE Hardware affiliate in NW Houston, the largest in the country, that has a section devoted obscure and boutique soft drinks. Everything not Southern there tends to come from Chicago or New England. I've had some wild stuff there. Some Kroger stores in Texas have Sun Drop. I was delighted to find it because I grew a taste for it in college in Maryland in the late eighties.
Big Red in 16oz glass bottles was our favorite in southern Indiana as kids in the early 70s. It is just a red creme soda. Sweet, sure, but in those days sugar was not evil…
Yes, Dr. Enuf is expensive and there's only four in a pack. It's also offered in a cherry flavor also cherry sweetened with Splenda. Give that one a try next time.
Yeah, that Ohio valley really moves that southern culture. The Tenn-Tom waterway may add some more, but I understand almost all the traffic is southbound small barges avoiding the Mississippi. Pretty cool there's a way to sneak up a bunch of canal locks and get straight from the Ohio to the Gulf.
IBC Rootbeer in the brown bottles along with Barq’s Rootbeer. If I remember correctly, Barq’s is from Mississippi. I don’t know where IBC originated and I don’t care, it is great ! By the way, the Bible speaks of the unicorn, one of the references is Psalms 29:6. I know of two other verses that also mention them.
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"they have internet in Kentucky?" Only on tuesdays, for five minutes, if the weather is nice and the critters haven't knocked the dish half a millimeter to the side again.
Here in Kentucky we just call it Ale 8. And yes, we have Wi-Fi; until someone turns on the microwave and kills the signal.
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Either that or a tree grew up in the way of the dish.
I’m from pike county. And yep it’s Ale 8 here
At my house we can’t microwave anything while someone’s on the phone cause it kills the signal lol
You have offended the entire population of North Carolina for not trying Cheerwine
I'm from NY and love cheerwine.
I came to the comments just to say that.
I am from pa and stayed in Nc for 6 months for work and am very sad there’s no cheerwine
From GA and Cheerwine is my favorite.
From KY and I think Ale 8 is gross. Love me some Cheerwine though.
Matt: warns Scottish Man not to trash any beverages.
Also Matt: Immediately trashes Big Red.
Southern food and drinks are like family. Only I can make fun of my family, dang it.
I would too....not liking the flavor 😕 😒
To my knowledge, 72gms of sugar is roughly a foot amputation.
At the least, a few toes. 😂
I think ginger ale has about 35 grams per serving generally
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I'm still laughing!!!!
Mountain dew is 47g per 12 Oz. So probably a similar amount.
Cheerwine would’ve blown the scots mind
I’m surprised they didn’t try that one.
Yea I can't believe they didn't either.
Didn't know about Cheerwine until I went to NC.
I was thinking the same thing!!!!
Cheerwine is gross in my opinion, it's like the vegemite of sodas
Matt in every ranking video: "Stop putting stories on the bottles! Just stawp!"
Scottish Guy: "I love the stories on the bottles! Put the stories on all the bottles!"
Matt: 🤦♂️
😅😅😅
Big Red reminds me of summers at the lake, bubble gum, and cotton candy.
Bubblegum soda straight up
Big Red is orange, lemon, and vanilla flavored. It’s pretty much the only thing I drink since Coca-Colas started hurting my stomach. Big Red is huge in Louisville, Ky. That’s my neck of the woods
Big red is fire
Never had it. It looks enticing but i hate the fizz of soda and I've never seen it in Michigan lol.
@@BigRedShadevil I grew up right across the river from you, in Southern Indiana and I loved Big Red. We don't have it in NC, but we have RC.. which is like a cruel cosmic joke.
MATT! What happened to the Cheerwine? You rated it your favorite on the last go round of rating regional sodas.
Because you can easily find it all across America
@@adenarrington7607 Can you? Only place I've found it was a regional grocery in South Carolina.
I don't think you can find it everywhere. Even when I lived in the SOBX I sometimes had trouble finding it.
I live in the town cheerwine was created in and yes I’m wondering the same thing
@@emmasavage1827 I live within about 15 minutes of there too. 🤓😀
Ale-8 and Nehies are the best! Why was Cheerwine not in this video though?
Cause it nasty
Agreed! And Cheerwine definitely should have been part of this.
@@braydenpaulk5079 blasphemous! Banned from All of North Carolina, parts of Louisiana and Mobile, AL. I mean you may not be banned from Mobile but if I catch you here I will be upset
I think Cheerwine tastes like a mixture of Dr Pepper and cough syrup. Not in a good way.
Cheerwine is cherry taken to 14. Too far, but i respect the audacity.
How did RC Cola miss this list?
I'm from New York and I see it all the time
yumm RC
@@ommy7672 RC is a southern staple though.
RC is pretty good too, but they don't sell it to many places anymore.
A better question why did cheerwine not make this list?
I'm with the "where's RC" crowd. He needs an RC and a Moon Pie. (I doubt he's borderline diabetic, or he wouldn't have been drinking those other sugar-waters. Some of them are basically hummingbird syrup.)
Peanuts in the RC
Where is RC and A and W? What about Jones Soda?
Sir, Big Red. When I miss my childhood, I want a Big Red. And you know what else? A Big Red float. That's the only ice cream float worth having.
A big red float sounds like it would give ya diabetes after 1 sip.
I also like the big red blue variety
What is Big Red supposed to taste like, besides cough syrup?
@@SpitfiretheCat16 it's made from a blend of citrus oils and vanilla. It's a red cream soda.
@@ChadDann that’s how I gut it. I tried one sip and it came.
He IS right about the unicorn...sorta
The so called "Siberian unicorn" (though it was more of a rhino), existed until 39,000 years ago ranging from the Caucasus to Siberia. This is the origin of the unicorn myth. Unicorns symbolize the purity and power of Scottish monarchs, and like this beast, Scots would fight to remain unconquered
Happy you're checking out the south Kim
It's better known as the one horned rhino. That's what they called a unicorn in old times not today's distortion of a horse. Idk how we ended up with that wierd made up version.
We ended up with the horse version because sailors brought back horns from a narwhal and tell people tale tales about a horse unicorn to trick people. Unfortunately the joke became a myth that people believed.
They had Sun Drop slushies at the convenience store down the road from our house. One of my best childhood memories!
Ok we could get Sun Drop but not slushies lucky you
We had Pepsi and Cherry Pepsi freezes
@@hobojesus9817 we're finally getting a 7-11 so I guess there'll be Coca-Cola slurpees in about a year...I'm envious,lol
Sun drop cake 😀
@@carr964 rd cola,moonpies and salted peanuts...that's it really not complaining 🤣
"Big Red sounds like a character from like a prison biopic"
💀well he's not wrong
But jokes aside, it's called that because a president of a bottling plant heard a golf caddy refer to the drink as Big Red. It used to be called Sun Tang Red Cream Soda
Big Red is delicious. I don't drink soda much anymore, but that was one of my favorites.
Cream soda in general is good and Big Red is a favorite.
It taste horrible.
@@olly2027 It do?
I will continue to call Big Red by its most natural name, "Do you have anything else?"
Lost me at Big Red. Don’t be comin around Texas. You were warned in the beginning. 😁
Haha, right?!
I want an ice cold Big Red now!
Okaaay! As a Texas I was personally offended! 🤣
As a Texan, Big Red tastes like cough syrup. Dr Pepper is where it's at.
I tried mixing them to chase whiskey once... I sprouted a set of longhorns
Yes.
Big Red is a Texan?
Dr Pepper is waaaaay to sweet.
Wingstop from Texas too y’all 😄
I'm gonna assume this was filmed long ago, because I can't imagine they'd be wearing a sweater and a pullover jacket in June in Alabama.
I think the arm pain complaint may have been a reference to Covid vaccines. Alabama had a strong vaccine rollout and was ahead of the game for short while. Also notice in April there was a lot more contact between the cast members and seldom any reference to infection control?
And please everyone, get vaccinated. I got my second Pfizer-Biontec shot from a National Guard nurse at the FEMA drive thru site in Houston back at the beginning of May. You can get shots literally everywhere with no wait now. Walmart has shots and nobody taking them. And get your kids vaccinated too. Let's crush this virus like proud Americans. I fear that if we hover around 50-60% vaccination the US may become the breeding ground of a resistant strain. Let's get close to 80% of adults and crush this. Victory is within our grasp.
@@Bacopa68 just don't forget that some of us are still being advised against getting the vaccine by our doctors because of other ailments!
@@jessiep2471 Absolutely but most people who aren't doing it aren't doing it because they don't wanna get poked not because of a legitimate medical reason
@@jessiep2471 Yes, and that's why I think 80% of adults is a reasonable goal along with an increasing number of kids as dosage rules are worked out. This leaves one in five able to claim reasonable exemption for medical reasons. What I fear is with half the nation fully vaccinated, and half not, the small percentage of low-grade infections in the vaccinated population will be a breeding ground for new strains.
That's why we need to get to 70-80% of adults and a good chunk of teens, and later on, children. We need to get the "r" value around or under one. Every extra 1% helps.
@@NoThankUBeQuiet Yes, a target of 80% of people over sixteen is probably what we need to hold national Covid deaths to a hundred or so a day or even lower. This will hold r values around one or so. Eighty percent seems like a lot but it allows all the folks who have a legit medical claim an out.
Maybe we need to have vaccine shaming PSA's where local celebrities dress in chicken suits and taunt the unvaccinated. I hate injections, but I got the shot. I wanted to play my part to ensure the collective freedom and safety of my fellow Americans.
I love when you guys have Chris on here! He's so honest about the stuff he tries, it's hilarious. 😂😂
I like how Matt said his attempt at a Southern accent sounded like Savannah. It pretty much did.
@@Bacopa68 Right!!😂😂
he WAS NOT lying when he said "they love this in texas" its one of me and my dads favorite sodas!
Dr. Enuf is the best. It's from northeast TN and it's unlike anything else I've ever had.
I have never heard of that one.
I was drinking Dr.enuf as he was reviewing Dr. enuf it was kind of entertaining it’s one of my favorite drinks btw
Me too man just wait till they discover pals
This guy gets it.
We buy Dr Enuf by the case😊love that stuff and Peach Nehi is SO good
The 2 of you together is solid gold. What a riot! Thanks for making me laugh and filling my heart, you two!❤❤
When I was a teenager, I discovered Sun Drop at camp, and thought it was AWESOME. Didn’t have it at home in Georgia though, so for years it was just a special camp memory. 🥰
They have internet in Kentucky? Great question. The Scot is hilarious
Dr enuf is my favorite soda of all time. Hello from east tn
You started with a Texas drink and trashed it. 😞 “it’s a drink of my childhood…” respect that.
Yes! They always tend to lose me right out of the gate because I will be in love with whatever product he's trashing and it's like dang it I didn't even get through the video before he took me out😂
Sundrop takes me back to my childhood, stopping at the bait shop with my dad with a cooler full of fish to show off. We'd always stop on the way home to get drinks and snacks. Funny, my dad would take a cooler of beer and ONE drink for me. Can't tell you how many times I had to drink a beer because it was all that was left by the time the sun was blazing hot and I was dying of thirst. My dad: "Don't tell your mama I gave you a beer!" Me: "I won't tell her you gave it to me if you won't tell her I drank it!" 😂😂 Those cold Sundrops were the best, though. 😊💜💚💛✌️
clicked for Cheerwine. left disappointed
Same
Needed Barq's Root Beer, from Biloxi,MS! The only root beer with caffeine that I'm aware of.
Thanks for the tip! I'll look for it here in Mobile.
I think you typed that wrong
*the only root beer
I fixed it for you ;)
Barq's is a nationwide known brand, isn't it? I've heard of it all my life, from Alabama to California.
@@ntsure2436 on a trip to D.C. for a day, I couldn't find it past Birmingham, Alabama.
@@freschey Really? I never knew. I've seen it in Kentucky, I think, and Kansas, I'm pretty sure... Maybe it's just not an East Coast thing, and they are missing out.
All hail our sundrop!!!
lol
Thank you guys so much for the fantastic videos!
I love it!
Where's Blenheim Extra Hot ginger ale? That's some fierce stuff!
I bought a bottle for an East Indian coworker. It was just down his alley.
Yesss!!! It's definitely the best ginger ale in the world.
LOVE that stuff! Hard to find, but I know if I'm on 95 and see South of the Border, I can get some there!
The Scottish guy is not allowed in johnson city tennessee after saying dr. Enuff was not good. We love it so much that our favorite family fast food joint has it on tap.
No cheerwine? Shame
So disappointing 😞
😢 sad
Loved Big Red as a kid!!!!
Everytime I taste one it brings me back to riding around in the boat on Lake LBJ in Texas.
Yes, we have internet in Kentucky. Also, indoor plumbing and air conditioning.
Y’all also have Churchill Downs and the Corvette factory and Museum !
@@leert2698 True. Lots more also.
I even wear shoes! (occasionally)
I love this Scottish guy he is awesome his southern accent is amazing. If he had his own UA-cam channel I think I would watch him all day.
Chris is a darling. I'm thinking he needs some fresh crackling and some bacon ice cream 😋
I live right outside Chattanooga in Cleveland and I drive to Fort Payne FREQUENTLY for my supply of Grapico!! Born and raises in TN and Grapico is by far my favorite drink!
I love his “Kentucky” accent.
Dr. Enuf was indeed created by a WW2 veteran. His name was Charles Gordon, and he was of Scottish descent himself. He was a highly decorated glider pilot who took part in the D-Day invasion at Normandy. He founded the Tri-Cities Bottling Company in Johnson City, TN.
I watched this for the Dr.Enuf review and was disappointed. I suppose Dr.Enuf is an acquired taste.
Big red has a bubble gum flavor sorta. It’s only good if it’s cold.
Ice cold and over ice
@@bruceleeroy872 my first big red was served on ice. My company commander had his wife sent a 6 pack of them to us, he shared them with us. He also gave me my first bowl of menudo on that deployment.
The flavor is citrus oils (orange and lemon) and vanilla
“Ginger it’s ginger, you can not call it that”😂😂😂
I have no idea why this showed up in my Google news feed but I'm laughing so hard at you guys doing each other's accents. 😂
I'm totally here for it! As someone raised both up north and down south this is great to watch. You've earned a new subscriber.
Dr. Enuf is the stuff. I used to live off of it. It's an acquired taste though. 😂😂 It's pure sugar. It's not a soda though. It's to keep you awake.
WHERE do you find Dr. Enuf? I had one ONCE in a small town in Alabama nearly thirty years ago and haven’t seen one since!
I was like I know he is not bashing my drink. When my Daddy goes back home to Tennessee I'm like please come back with a 24 pack of Krystal Burgers and my Dr.Enuf 🤤🤤🤤
@@somewhereoutthere8405 East Tennessee is where it is made and sold. I'm originally from Johnson City, TN and it's everywhere. They have diet and red(like mountain dew code red).
I live in the midwest and we have big red here
We need more of Chris reading stuff with a Southern accent. 😉😁❤️
How did you get through this without including the other iconic soda from Alabama, the whip-cracking dominatrix of ginger drinks, Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale?
I feel like this is a good one to include, because there are such strong feelings about it, and folks either hate it or stalk it in the grocery store and keep stockpiles of it.
It's "iconic"?
Sun Drop, reminded me of Squirt.
The Scottish guy impersonating him lol.
Good for you Chris, after Matt dogged every Scottish snack you introduced to him, he needed a little payback. You were receptive to everything new introduced to you until after that and I get it. 😁
On the subject of Big Red, I'm pretty sure they've added more sugar in it since I had it when I was a kid.
Big Red is a Texas Drink, so naturally it needs to be drank while ice cold. It totally changes the experience
I’m from Kentucky. And YES we do drink Ale 8 a LOT lol. I love it. For those who haven’t tried it, it’s like ginger ale on steroids 😂
We don't all like Big Red. Now Dr. Pepper?! Now that is one drink A LOT of us love!😂
Missing Abita or Barq's for Rootbeer, missing Ski from Tennessee and I guess NuGrape / Grapette is kind of redundant with Grapico ... lol
Yes, I was wondering where Ski was. Best drink out there!
"Value comes from inside." Thanks Scottish man, we needed that 👍
I'm pretty sure "Highlander" is Scotland's National Movie.
How can you not like big red? You’re right, we love it in Texas because it tastes like candy!
Sun drop is from NC
Specially, Gastonia, nc
Graph o is Dimetapp without the medicine! I hope…..
7.5% for Peach Nehi? That's at least 2 points too low.
Big Red gets a 10 out of 10. It is the best. I have drunk it all my life.
Do you still have any toes?
I’m from Texas and I agree with y’all not one of my favorites. Dr Pepper is my choice of Texas beverage
Does anybody remember Sundrop's original kidney failure recipe before it went national? 🤔 I do. Just doesn't tastes the same amount of lethal anymore.
I have heard of Grape Nehi although I thought it was spelled Knee High. Yes, I am a fan of Mash.
I LIVED on Ale 8 One during both my pregnancies. I even ordered it from KY with my second 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thank you guys
I’m from East Tennessee, and I’m still personally offended that you had sun drop and not cheerwine…. Also ale8 is above the mason dixon to be fair
Winchester KY is below Mason Dixon.
Ale-8-One is from Winchester, and below the Mason-Dixon, and we didn’t ask your opinion anyway.
I keep sending a link to the mason dixon line and it keeps getting removed
But y’all are both wrong just fyi
Is there some alternative way to be offended, other than personally?
You guys are great as a collab! More please…
I came here just to see if Big Red was included. It made my heart grow like the Grinch’s to see it was. Bonus points for adding that all sodas are called Coke.
Btw, Big Red flavor is orange, lemon, and vanilla. It doesn’t taste like medicine or bubble gum, unless your medicine and bubble gum is orange, lemon, and vanilla flavored.
FWIW- at least half of Texas hates Big Red. Dr. Pepper is out goodness. But I can't believe you left out my favorite Buffalo Rock Ginger Ale. When I visit my daughter over in Alabama I make like the Bandit and load my car with at least 2-3 DOZEN 12packs of Buffalo Rock. The best coke known to humanity. (and I'm down to rationing my last 4 packs)
I like Ale 8. I wish they distributed further.
They have started having it in our Kroger. Don't know if it regional or now something Kroger carries. I used to have to go to Ky and bring back a case but now I can just grab it whenever.
Sundrop is from Gastonia NC. My hometown. It was originally created as a "mixer" for shine.
The Moe you know.
big red is amazing
Dr. Enuf is an East TN drink!
I live in Clark county,Winchester Ky, the home town of Ale8's. We put this stuff in the babies bottles. I think they removed the drop of machine oil that made it taste better.. You either love it or hate it. Some call it swamp water, others green dragon..But no green fairies.
Scottish Man might not be a fan, but we love Scottish Man!!!
I grew up in Los Angeles, and in the Eagle Rock area there was (maybe still is? IDK because I now live far away) a great, somewhat large liquor/convenience store that specialized in sodas from all over the world. They had Sun Drop and it is indeed VERY good! Never saw Sun Drop anywhere else :-( We need to get more stores out here selling it!
There's an ACE Hardware affiliate in NW Houston, the largest in the country, that has a section devoted obscure and boutique soft drinks. Everything not Southern there tends to come from Chicago or New England. I've had some wild stuff there. Some Kroger stores in Texas have Sun Drop. I was delighted to find it because I grew a taste for it in college in Maryland in the late eighties.
Big Red in 16oz glass bottles was our favorite in southern Indiana as kids in the early 70s. It is just a red creme soda. Sweet, sure, but in those days sugar was not evil…
Try Cherry-Lemon Sun-drop!!! It's delicious!!
Grapico. That's not grape flavored. That's PURPLE flavored! Like ORANGE flavored, two of my favorites!
Definitely purple
"Purple's a fruit!" -Homer Simpson
Or purnurple as Si Robertson would say 🤣
Chris, your attempted southern accent at the end makes you sound like John C Reilly. Lol
Big Red reminds me of summertime at my Mamaw's house. Pure heaven....and sugar.
Cheerwine is a serious missed opportunity
I ❤️Scottish man and Matt episodes
Yes, Dr. Enuf is expensive and there's only four in a pack. It's also offered in a cherry flavor also cherry sweetened with Splenda. Give that one a try next time.
Splenda makes one fart. A lot. Lol
Its awfully sweet of yall to give Phil Collins' estranged cousin a chance to try our sodee pops
My Nana LOVES Dr. Enuf. After all she does live in Bristol…
Does she have a view of the River Avon?
How dare you trash what is the Holy Grail of Texas (Except Dr Pepper). Big Red is AMAZING! Every Sunday it's barbacoa, arroz con leche and Big Red.
Ale81! I’m from northern Ohio, but went to college in southern Ohio. I still long for that stuff!
Yeah, that Ohio valley really moves that southern culture. The Tenn-Tom waterway may add some more, but I understand almost all the traffic is southbound small barges avoiding the Mississippi. Pretty cool there's a way to sneak up a bunch of canal locks and get straight from the Ohio to the Gulf.
I'm Texan and I love Big Red!
I'm also a coke-aholic (actual Coca Cola) and enjoy mixing Coke and Big Red sometimes.
Now I want a Cadbury Curly Wurly😋
Grapico makes truly good grape icecream.
IBC Rootbeer in the brown bottles along with Barq’s Rootbeer. If I remember correctly, Barq’s is from Mississippi. I don’t know where IBC originated and I don’t care, it is great ! By the way, the Bible speaks of the unicorn, one of the references is Psalms 29:6. I know of two other verses that also mention them.
Barq's is from Biloxi.
Aww, I miss Big Red. Haven't seen it here in NM in forever.
I worry for Chris' well being, health wise. Matt's too, honestly >.>
Here in Northeast Tennessee Dr Enuf is in our blood
It doesn’t count unless you buy it at Food Lion, Winn Dixie, or Piggly Wiggly
Or Rouse's.
Really enjoy the Scottish man tries series 😂. Reckon that’s what you call it. 🤣. Grapeco….. the I is silent 🤣
No Cheerwine???!