Blue Sky Soda Cane Sugar Cola

Blue Sky Soda Cane Sugar Cola has no caffeine! Why would you drink cola with no caffeine? 

I'll admit this is better than Shasta Cola but not as good as name brand sodas. If you like trying new things then this will work for you, but it will never replace RC.

Blue Sky Seltzer Natural Lime

Blue Sky Seltzer Natural Lime can use some more lime. I grant that seltzer is not supposed to have a strong flavor but you're just not drinking this right without adding a lime wedge. 

Blue Sky Natural Soda Cherry Vanilla Creme

Blue Sky Natural Soda Cherry Vanilla Creme is a mild flavored beverage with a little too much of odd flavors and not enough to make it strong. How do you even have cream soda that is clear? Clear cherry I get.

In any case, there are better flavors of Blue Sky out their so I would go with them.

Blue Sky New Century Cola

Blue Sky New Century Cola is no Coke. You will never mistake this for Coke or even RC Cola. Rather it is totally it's own thing looking very patriotic with at red, white, and blue can. 

I've had better cola than this but not by far and I think that if you run into this cola you should try it, because it's good stuff. I wouldn't put my top alcohol in there but if you're a Jack man, Jack and this hit it off just right. 

Blue Sky Natural Soda Creamy Root Beer

Blue Sky Natural Soda Creamy Root Beer is another real sugar soda. These are more satisfying than the corn variety and the creamy root beer is no exception.  

I find this to be about as good as any name brand root beer. I have mine with vodka. 

Blue Sky Natural Soda Lemon Lime

Blue Sky Natural Soda Lemon Lime is something you reach for when you want to get drunk but be a hippy at the same time. What, you mean hippies don't care how they get drunk?! Okay, how about hipster? Is that right? Hipsters like real sugar with their vodka right?

Anyway, this is good soda and the real sugar will mean that you get more satisfaction from your drink. It goes great with spirits and is all around good stuff. 

The only negative is that they sell them in the old ringed six pack and that has to be cut to bits to protect wild life. Raise a glass and get me scissors.