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« Reply #10 on: March 26, 2008, 01:23:02 pm »

Twig's just started bottling the diet about a year or two ago. 
I receive about 2-3 emails a year telling me that the New London Kist Company may not be closed.  I came across someone in another forum stating this, so I got in contact with them.  Here is part of what they said,
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He  seems to  very
hard to get ahold of . we stopped by the plant on mon 2 11 08 in 10  below  zero
weather  to drop off  his bottles  when his son came outside to warm up his
truck   he said his dad just got back from  europe  . anyways  3 minutes later
his dad opened the side door of the plant  we brought   the  bottles in  and had
a 45 minute conversation  with him  the only reasoon  we did not talk longer was
that it was cold and we were afraid the pop would freeze  and the bottles would
break . keith w  says he has heard that he is out of business  many times   he
just laughed when I said it to him . As far as the state  saying he is closed   
i  bet it is some  kind of permit or license  that he has let lapse   more then
actually being closed down
They also gave me the names of a few liquor stores that carry the Kist flavors (it seems that they only distribute to liquor stores).  The person also gave me the name of one liquor store that used to carry NL Kist, but dropped them and now carries Seymour.  The owner's parents used to own the Little Chutes bottling plant.  About half of my 10 oz. bottles from Seymour are from Little Chutes (Little Chutes is just outside of Appleton).
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« Reply #11 on: March 26, 2008, 01:27:32 pm »

If you are going to Appleton, you need to stop at the Stone Cellar Brewpub.  I stop by there for lunch (liquid and solid) on my trips.  I also pick up a few cases of their beer and root beer.  The root beer is very tasty.  The bottles say, "Lighter than the rest, but still the best.  drinking
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« Reply #12 on: March 26, 2008, 06:47:39 pm »

How much is the Seymours and SunDrop per case? I was going to Winona to get some bottled coke stuff and I thought I could go through  via the dairy state .

Your description of the floating citrus chunks  brought back memories of Dew in hillbilly bottles with real sugar. Great stuff. The sugar dew at West Jefferson is good, just not quite as good as the old days
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« Reply #13 on: March 26, 2008, 11:50:32 pm »

I think the Seymour is $5-$6 and the Sun-drop is around $7.
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« Reply #14 on: July 20, 2008, 08:37:31 pm »

Bought home some bottled Sun Drop along with A&W from Williamsburg (we visited last week).  I am curious to try the Sun Drop and see how it compares.
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« Reply #15 on: July 27, 2008, 08:46:08 am »

Did you have a chance to try the Sun-Drop yet?  I'm getting ready to head up to Wisconsin and Minnesota this week for my soda run.  But first I have to go back to Kalamazoo, MI in a few minutes to pick up my camping utility trailer.  One of the bearings/hubs blew out, so I have to bring my "landscaping" trailer up to pick it up.  At least this happened about two hours from home instead of in the Da Upper Peninsula.  Looks like I'll be using some tarps for my soda run since I will not have an enclosed trailer this time!  darn
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