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$39.99
The taste of an ice cold glass of root beer is both refreshing and reminiscent of good times. With this kit you have all the tools you need to brew your very own “root tea,” with all real roots, barks, herbs, and spices and no artificial flavors or colors. Make it a syrup using your sugar of choice, and store in the beautiful amber syrup bottle. We hope you enjoy nature’s take on a flavor that has withstood the test of time.
What’s Inside
Root Beer Botanical Blend
16 oz Amber Syrup Bottle
Custom Bottle Label
Stainless Steel Funnel
Mesh Strainer & paper filters
Instruction Card
Why syrup? It gives you options!
Just add to carbonated water (e.g. club soda) to enjoy homemade root beer, however strong you want! Drizzle it over ice cream for a decadent, deconstructed root beer float. Add it to cookies. Or ribs. You get the idea.
A Little History
Native Americans enjoyed a similar sarsaparilla-based beverage centuries before the sweet, carbonated version emerged in Pennsylvania.
ingredients: birch bark, cinnamon, clove, lemon peel, orange peel, spearmint, cardamom, allspice, star anise, decaf black tea, Indian sarsaparilla
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The taste of an ice cold glass of root beer is both refreshing and reminiscent of good times. With this kit you have all the tools you need to brew your very own “root tea,” with all real roots, barks, herbs, and spices and no artificial flavors or colors. Make it a syrup using your sugar of choice, and store in the beautiful amber syrup bottle. We hope you enjoy nature’s take on a flavor that has withstood the test of time.
What’s Inside
Root Beer Botanical Blend
16 oz Amber Syrup Bottle
Custom Bottle Label
Stainless Steel Funnel
Mesh Strainer & paper filters
Instruction Card
Why syrup? It gives you options!
Just add to carbonated water (e.g. club soda) to enjoy homemade root beer, however strong you want! Drizzle it over ice cream for a decadent, deconstructed root beer float. Add it to cookies. Or ribs. You get the idea.
A Little History
Native Americans enjoyed a similar sarsaparilla-based beverage centuries before the sweet, carbonated version emerged in Pennsylvania.
ingredients: birch bark, cinnamon, clove, lemon peel, orange peel, spearmint, cardamom, allspice, star anise, decaf black tea, Indian sarsaparilla
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