Hartridges | Celebrated Root Beer Vegan Soft Drink | 24 x 330ml | Gluten free and suitable for vegans, it delivers a smooth, authentic taste with every sip.

A very nice bottle of root beer. A slightly different taste. I’m going to get more I’ve ordered them already

Perfect 👌🏻

Was told, who we brought these for he's birthday was the best present!!! Tasted very nice apparently

Not the most flavoursome (as in strength) root beer I have tasted, but it was drinkable all the same and at £7.50 for 12 bottles it was good value for money. I think I was lucky with a stock clearance. Chilled it was a pleasant drink, but throw in a dark spiced rum and it quickly took over coke as my mixer! I would definitely buy it again if the price ever drops back down, but not until it does. Be warned. You will be asked to provide photo-ID upon delivery. It is a soft-drink that does not require ID, but for some reason you have to provide it with this one (not with other brands though!)

Not a strong root beer like others but its refreshing and good value for money.Reccommended

This may be the greatest taste root beer available. I consume large amounts. This brand is the most natural and free of artificial and processing elements.

I found this root beer tremendously disappointing and absolutely cannot recommend it. This is far more a medicinal, liquorice-flavoured soda than it is a traditional root beer. Even as someone who throughly enjoys many anise-based drinks such as pastis, French wormwood absinthe, and sambuca, this was simply not enjoyable. The liquorice component has a commendably natural, not synthetic, character, but there is simply far, far too much of it, at the expense of subtler flavours. That may sound great to some; if that doesn’t appeal to you, however, or if you are looking for a more traditional root beer like Virgil’s, A&W, IBC, Barq’s, or indeed for something in the vein of artisanal American-style examples, steer clear of this. Classic North American root beers done well have a flavour profile structured around a creamy, slightly woodsy heart of sarsaparilla, vanilla, wintergreen, birch and sassafras, with other influences such as liquorice playing an understated but harmonious role. This drink, on the other hand, screams a single note: instead of a pleasant medley of influences, the autocratic liquorice shouts down everything else. A clumsy, lopsided blend and among the worst examples I’ve ever tasted, I am sorry to say this went down the sink. As a sweet liquorice fizzy drink, one could not do better; as a root beer, one could hardly do worse.

Awesome