Today, Kevin and I are reviewing Mug Root Beer, comparing the original version with the zero sugar variety. Both were purchased at Walmart, where we found them in the snacks and drinks section. Interestingly, the zero sugar version was 10 cents more expensive: $2.28 compared to $2.18 for the original. Product Details Original Mug Root Beer : 20 oz bottle, 260 calories, caffeine-free. Zero Sugar Mug Root Beer : 20 oz bottle, zero calories, caffeine-free. Taste Comparison Kevin, a longtime A&W Root Beer fan, noted that the original Mug Root Beer has a stronger, almost licorice-like flavor. It's very sweet and has a distinct black jelly bean taste, which is pleasant but not overpowering. The zero sugar version, while maintaining the root beer essence, does have a noticeable artificial sweetener flavor. Despite this, it's a good option for those avoiding calories. However, the original version is undeniably sweeter and has a richer flavor profile. Preference We both
Today, Kevin and I are reviewing Mug Root Beer, comparing the original version with the zero sugar variety. Both were purchased at Walmart, where we found them in the snacks and drinks section. Interestingly, the zero sugar version was 10 cents more expensive: $2.28 compared to $2.18 for the original. Product Details Original Mug Root Beer : 20 oz bottle, 260 calories, caffeine-free. Zero Sugar Mug Root Beer : 20 oz bottle, zero calories, caffeine-free. Taste Comparison Kevin, a longtime A&W Root Beer fan, noted that the original Mug Root Beer has a stronger, almost licorice-like flavor. It's very sweet and has a distinct black jelly bean taste, which is pleasant but not overpowering. The zero sugar version, while maintaining the root beer essence, does have a noticeable artificial sweetener flavor. Despite this, it's a good option for those avoiding calories. However, the original version is undeniably sweeter and has a richer flavor profile. Preference We both
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