Stewart's Fountain Classics Soda, Black Cherry Wishniak , 48 Fl. Oz, (Pack of 2)

I got this for my mom since she grew up in Philadelphia and talked about how her aunt and uncle always had a stock for her when she went to visit them. She said it was just the way she remembered it. It made me really happy to see mom reminisce about her young childhood.Only thing is that when it came one of the bottles was busted so the whole thing was sticky and a bit of a mess. Other than that, I'm probably going to get more of this for mom since it made her so happy. Thanks for the memories, guys<3 :)

Gotta add a counter-review for the one bad one here. The store around the corner from me sells Stewart's sodas, and I drink the black cherry Wishniak. It's actually quite good, but how good is going to be dependent on what you're used to drinking. If you like crafted or artisanal sodas or something...well, this isn't that. But if you're like most people and you're just used to drinking Cherry Coke or Wild Cherry Pepsi, this is better. It's not cherry cola; it's just black cherry soda, with no cola flavoring. And it's good! Sweet but not overly sweet like most mass-produced sodas.

The makers of STEWART'S tell us, "In 1924 an Ohio schoolteacher named Frank Stewart set out to develop the world's best tasting soda. Nowadays, when we make a soda we still follow the same time-tested principles that Frank did."Oh, give me a brake! Maybe it was the rage back in 1924, but this stuff tastes like a junior high school kid made it for a science project. And as for "time-tested principles," it surely is not to be found in MY bottle--unless they're referring to Blue #1, Red #40, Caramel Color, Sodium Benzoate (a Preservative), Citric Acid, Natural and Artificial Flavor, High Fructose Corn Syrup and Carbonated Water.When it comes to soda, black cherry is my favorite. But this concoction should've gone out with the Model-T.