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1919 Classic American Draft Root Beer, 16 Ounce, $1.99
America's original brewery made root beer delivers the creamiest full-bodied root beer available. Crafted using the original Prohibition era recipe - real sugar, real vanilla and no caffeine. No gluten ingredients. No high fructose corn syrup. 1919 Root Beer got their start during Prohibition. Between 1919 and 1933, when breweries were faced with the prospect of closing due to Prohibition, they turned to small batch soda, which kept brewers employed and created another revenue stream. Locally brewed in New Ulm. Minnesota. 12 - 16-fluid ounce cans per package.
1919 Classic American Draft Root Beer, 12 Each, $19.99
America's original brewery made root beer delivers the creamiest full-bodied root beer available. Crafted using the original Prohibition era recipe - real sugar, real vanilla and no caffeine. No gluten ingredients. No high fructose corn syrup. 1919 Root Beer got their start during Prohibition. Between 1919 and 1933, when breweries were faced with the prospect of closing due to Prohibition, they turned to small batch soda, which kept brewers employed and created another revenue stream. Locally brewed in New Ulm. Minnesota.
1919 Classic American Draft Root Beer, 10 Each, $10.79
America's original brewery made root beer delivers the creamiest full-bodied root beer available. Crafted using the original Prohibition era recipe - real sugar, real vanilla and no caffeine. No gluten ingredients. No high fructose corn syrup. 1919 Root Beer got their start during Prohibition. Between 1919 and 1933, when breweries were faced with the prospect of closing due to Prohibition, they turned to small batch soda, which kept brewers employed and created another revenue stream. Locally brewed in New Ulm. Minnesota. 10 - 7.5-fluid ounce cans per package.
1919 Classic American Draft Root Beer Mini Keg, 5 Litre, $26.99
America's original brewery made root beer delivers the creamiest full-bodied root beer available. Crafted using the original Prohibition era recipe - real sugar, real vanilla and no caffeine. No gluten ingredients. No high fructose corn syrup. 1919 Root Beer got their start during Prohibition. Between 1919 and 1933, when breweries were faced with the prospect of closing due to Prohibition, they turned to small batch soda, which kept brewers employed and created another revenue stream. Locally brewed in New Ulm. Minnesota. 5-liter pony keg.
