Opening of the First Stewart’s Root Beer Stand In 1924, Frank Stewart set out to develop the world’s best-tasting root beer which he intended to sell in order to supplement his income as a schoolteacher. With the secret recipes in hand, he soon opened his first Stewart’s Drive-In where he served ice-cold Stewart’s Root Beer in tall, frosty mugs. The creamy taste of Stewart’s Root Beer was an instant success and has been enjoyed by consumers for over 75 years Stewart’s Produced in Bottles for the First Time For the first 66 years, Stewart’s Root Beer was only available at Stewart’s root beer stands and later, at Stewart’s Drive-Ins. In 1990, Cable Car Beverage Corporation acquired the bottling rights for Stewart’s and began selling Stewart’s Root Beer in 12 oz. amber glass bottles. Stewart’s Line Extensions In 1992, Stewart’s Cream Soda and Ginger Beer were introduced. Stewart’s Cream Soda is an old-fashioned tasting cream soda that pours with a golden color and a foamy head. Stewart’s Ginger Beer is made for true ginger beer lovers. Stewart’s Ginger Beer contains no alcohol. Orange N’ Cream In 1995, Stewart’s Country Orange N’ Cream was introduced. This "creamsicle" in a bottle helped define Stewart’s as the leader in flavor innovation for the super premium, gourmet soda category. Two "Summer Classics" Added In 1997, Stewart’s added two new summer classic flavors to go along with Orange N’Cream. Key Lime and Cherries N’Cream were instant hits with Stewart’s fans and have become top sellers. Try either one over a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a fantastic float! in November of 1997, Stewart’s Beverages Inc. formerly known as Cable Car Beverage Corporation was added to Triarc’s family of beverages. Introduction of Stewart’s Grape In the fall of 1998, Stewart’s Classic Grape Soda entered the market. Stewart’s Grape is made with a secret ingredient that gives it a grape flavor unlike any other soft drink. Drink one, close your eyes and go back to a simpler time. Original Peach Soda In 1999, Stewart’s did it again. We introduced the first super-premium gourmet peach soda. Before you drink one, make sure you take a deep breath and inhale the luscious peach aroma. Then tip back an ice-cold bottle and enjoy. It tastes so good, you can almost taste the peach fuzz. Text from drinkstewarts.com1924
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