It's a six-pack of Dublin Dr. Pepper. Last month when I went to Texas, I got to visit the Dr. Pepper Museum in Waco. That part of Texas is the only place that you can find what is called "Dublin Dr. Pepper", which is Dr. Pepper made with real cane sugar as opposed to corn syrup. They were selling the Dublin Dr. Pepper at the gift shop there, but since I was going back on a plane and didn't have much room in luggage, I had to pass on getting any to bring home to North Carolina. Fortunately my bro-in-law Jonathan (who's in seminary at Waco) bought some, then drove it from Texas to Georgia (how is this not like Smokey and the Bandit, exactly?) and then gave it to us to drive back to North Carolina when we went to Lisa's parents' home for Christmas.
We haven't opened any yet. As hard to find as this stuff is, we're more or less saving it for special occasions. But if you're desperate to try Dr. Pepper the way it was originally made, head over to Old Doc's Soda Shop and you can buy Dublin Dr. Pepper over the Internet for shipping to just about anywhere.
2 comments:
Mmm...real cane sugar. Between this and the Xbox 360 Marvel Ultimate Alliance, I'm betting you are ready for the snow we're never gonna get.
Sigh. Phil is jealous. :D
You might want to go ahead and drink it. Those pop top bottles don't hold the carbonation well. We got a six pack of coke years ago at the 1984 Olympics because it had the Olympic seal on it. We did the same thing and waited for a special occasion to drink them. By the time we got to drink them the carbonation was gone and it just wasn't good.
Crystal
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