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jason from volo wrote: Wed Jul 07, 2021 9:05 am
John W. wrote: Wed Jul 07, 2021 8:56 am Gerolsteiner - initially I was into just the sparkling mineral water, but the sparkling apple has been my new fave (not too sweet):

https://www.gerolsteiner-usa.com/products
Wow, can you find the apple (apfelschorle) in the USA and where?!

When I was traveling, this was my favorite beverage when in Germany (other than bier).

< edit > Nevermind, I see they have a search engine on their web site. Apparently, a supermarket 5 miles from my house carries their products. I will have to check it out!! < / edit >
Glad you found it! I just discovered it randomly here in Louisville at a grocery chain called ValuMarket.

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Coffee and polar seltzer at home. Espresso and Pelegrino when out. NO interest in fucking around with NA Beer, may just make me want a real one.

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A good friend of mine who swore off wine and liquor has switched to drinking seltzer/club soda with bitters and a splash of citrus - in various combinations. She has a little collection of various craft bitters she chooses from.

I love making iced-tea from scratch. I buy various black and strong teas in bulk loose and end up blending them and brewing 2 quarts double-strength at a time, then pouring over ice to make a gallon. We drink a gallon of iced tea about every 4-5 days throughout the year.

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Geiginni wrote: Thu Jul 08, 2021 6:00 pm A good friend of mine who swore off wine and liquor has switched to drinking seltzer/club soda with bitters and a splash of citrus - in various combinations. She has a little collection of various craft bitters she chooses from.

I love making iced-tea from scratch. I buy various black and strong teas in bulk loose and end up blending them and brewing 2 quarts double-strength at a time, then pouring over ice to make a gallon. We drink a gallon of iced tea about every 4-5 days throughout the year.
Was gonna suggest bitters (the kind with alcohol) and soda but depending on your relationship with alcohol, maybe not for everyone. Yeah, 2 dashes any bitters, and soda with lemon is a great drink.
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brephophagist wrote: Wed Jul 07, 2021 10:36 am I tried Waterloo seltzer recently when it was on sale at my local yuppie grocery. I could not justify the cost on a regular basis, but I do have to admit it had a distinct pleasing taste relative to other seltzers.
I'm able to get this at non-yuppie grocery stores here for $4 per eight-pack. I only drink one per day, so it doesn't seem like a huge expense.

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