Zuberfizz has a strong bite to start which I like.  There’s not much of a smell to it but the dark cloudy brown color foreshadows the creamy flavor to come.  The taste is not sharp, but has a smooth creaminess that isn’t too sweet but just right.  Produced by the Durango Soda Company in Durango, CO, they use pure cane sugar, giving it just enough sweetness without being overpowering.  The gum arabic is a natural gum made of hardened sap and is used as a stabilizer and probably what gives the root beer its cloudiness.

All in all, I give Zuberfizz a 7 out of 10 for its creamy goodness.

Tags: durango, gum arabic, root beer, zuberfizz

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