IBC Root Beer, the only of the beers to legally survive Prohibition, has been around since 1919. Through a series of marketing strategies and sales, it's now organized with Cadbury Schweppes.

IBC root beer has a lot going for it with a nice fizz and flavor that makes it stand apart. Other options on Jennifer Geer's list, such as Hanks' root beer, were too creamy and resembled more of a ...

IBC. Another glorious root beer that comes in a glass bottle, IBC also makes a diet version as well as a cream soda. They use pure cane sugar for a low dose of sweetness that never overpowers that ...

IBC Root Beer bhofack2 / Getty Images It stands out for its balanced taste, owing to the use of cane sugar and quillaia extract, which contributes to its distinctively foamy head.

The dish features IBC root beer and sassafras infused short ribs served with Charleston grits and roasted tomatoes. However, in several local Facebook groups, reactions to the new menu have been ...

IBC was established in 1919, Dad's was founded in 1937 and Mug was created in 1940. Why is a root beer float called a black cow? A black cow was the original name given to the root beer float.

Root beer recipes can be found in cookbooks dating back to the 1850s. ... In 1919 the first A&W opened in California, with IBC coming to market that same year.

The best root beer is Sprecher’s Low-Cal Root Beer, according to Leah Finnegan. ... More precious environs carry some of the full-sugar, glass-bottle varietals — IBC, Virgil’s, ...