White Rock Beverage Co.

Has anyone tried their soda pops or drinks?
I just tried their seltzer water,it was good.

[ 03-29-2006, 12:08 PM: Message edited by: Mr Zabe ]

your links messed up, ya got 1 too many http://'s in there

Tks,
I just fixed it. Try again. [img]smile.gif[/img]

works now, and i see they make the souix city bevregases. i have never had any, but i might try them next time im at woodmans

Good to know. Gosh so much to look for at Woodman's. LOL

White rock was a staple soda when I was growing up in Brooklyn NY. You don’t see it much any more but it’s good and has been around forever. They bought olde Brooklyn soda a couple of years ago but I don’t think they are doing much with it. Olde Brooklyn is not really old it was a new company with a great idea and nice people behind it but not enough money to keep it afloat when 9-11 hit New York. I used to carry olde Brooklyn and it did very well, gaining a following as soon as I put it in stores.
These days I only see white rock in proprietary cans in hospitals.
They seem to have little trouble selling Sioux City; I see it in supermarkets all around here.

[ 03-29-2006, 12:24 PM: Message edited by: Lepke ]

Thanks Lepke. I appreciate the info.

White Rock Soda used to be in generic soda machines when I was a little kid in frederick, maryland. I remember the girl on the can looking into the water. Long gone now though.

BottleBoss,
What was your favorite flavor of WRS and was it your first soda pop that you started to drink as a kid?

I have an old, old White Rock seltzer bottle in my collection. It's pretty cool.

White Rock is produced somewhere around Baltimore. I remember seeing an 8oz can of ginger ale at a hospital somewhere.