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Subject: Re: Cherry Vanilla Dr Pepper (non-diet)
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Date: Fri, 07 Jan 2005 12:18:51 GMT
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I agree with what you said about C/V DP, it is better than most of the DP
you can buy but nowhere close to a Dublin.
As for RF, I can't buy it where I live anymore but on a recent trip through
Waco and Dublin I saw it almost everywhere I went so some bottlers must
still be making it.
Dale
"Doug Elrod" <dre1@cornell.edu> wrote in message
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>I had the opportunity to (finally) try some of the non-diet
> Cherry Vanilla Dr Pepper (in a 12-oz. can). By comparison
> with the diet, the sweetness lasted a bit longer (which is
> typical), and was in fact a bit "syrupy" compared to most
> non-diet sodas. That was all to the good, to my mind :-).
>
> It has a strong cherry flavor, and just enough classic
> Dr Pepper flavor underneath to be recognizable. It's better
> than some of the Dr Pepper I buy, but not really in the league of
> the cane-sugar variety from Dublin, TX (for instance).
>
> I think this is what Red Fusion should have been. If
> offered a choice, I'll always choose this over R.F. -- Is
> that even available anymore?
>
> -Doug Elrod (dre1@cornell.edu)
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