Dear Migros, I would think it would be great if Mitgros were to include A&W's root beer in its range. Or otherwise adopt the taste of this drink in a new Migros product.
Best regards
Valérie
Dear Migros, I would think it would be great if Mitgros were to include A&W's root beer in its range. Or otherwise adopt the taste of this drink in a new Migros product.
Best regards
Valérie
Guest
Dear Valérie
Thank you for your message. I have forwarded your request to the product managers. Do you think there are more fans of this root beer? I don't know it, can you give me a little description of what it tastes like?
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Dear Valérie
Thank you for your message. I have forwarded your request to the product managers. Do you think there are more fans of this root beer? I don't know it, can you give me a little description of what it tastes like?
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Dear Tanja
The taste is somehow indescribable, a kind of non-alcoholic herbal beer? :-)
I don't like the taste of beer at all, but root beer does.
It's carbonated and has the consistency of a beer. The color looks like cola. It is made from a rubber plant.
Root beer is very, very popular in the USA. I even discovered the drink in the Coop a few weeks ago. Since I'm a Migros kid :) I think it would be great if Migros sold something like this.
Link: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_Beer
Best regards
Valérie
Hello Tanja,
I got to know "Root Beer" in Quebec where it was offered under this name with a slight alcohol content (2.5%)
The non-alcoholic North American drink was called "Racinette" or "Racinette1" in French Canada and smelled of vanilla and liquorice. Perfumed with fennel wood or clove cinnamon tree bark or nutmeg, depending on the variety, and sweetened with molasses, corn syrup, sucrose or aspartame. Most of the drinks were non-alcoholic "racinettes", i.e. soda water.
The aroma is difficult to define: "musty, like stale mineral water".
Greetings Istanbul
Guest
Hello Valérie and Istanbul
Thank you for your descriptions. You have really piqued my interest. I'll also pass these descriptions on to the product managers so that they know what the new beer should taste like ;-)
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
I would be in favor of it too. When I'm in the USA, it's the only sweet drink I order in restaurants.
Guest
I've been a big fan of root beer ever since I first drank it in America years ago. I really missed it. Coop has had some for a while now, but I would prefer to buy it at Migro. I know a few people, mainly Americans or American fans, who wish they could have a cold root beer every now and then. There are different brands, but in Europe I've only had A&W so far. The taste is something quite unique. They say that you either hate root beer with your first sip or you will always love it. A&W is alcohol-free and tastes like a cola, mixed with various herbs and a fine vanilla flavor finish.
Greetings Björn
Guest
A super tasty option that is also very popular in diners in the USA: Root beer float = root beer in a glass with a scoop of vanilla ice cream inside. Even though I don't like root beer to drink, I really liked the float. It gives it a caramel note. Definitely give it a try for those who don't know this yet ;-)
Guest
I would also very much welcome having root beer at migros
Guest
Hello Urs333
Thank you for your message. I'll be happy to pass on your feedback to the product managers. They are always looking at different ideas before making adjustments to the range - root beer will certainly be a topic for discussion again.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hi,
A&W root beer is not as tasty as Mtn Dew but also very good and another product that Migros could pick up ;-)
greetings, Mike
Dear Tanja
The taste is somehow indescribable, a kind of non-alcoholic herbal beer? :-)
I don't like the taste of beer at all, but root beer does.
It's carbonated and has the consistency of a beer. The color looks like cola. It is made from a rubber plant.
Root beer is very, very popular in the USA. I even discovered the drink in the Coop a few weeks ago. Since I'm a Migros kid :) I think it would be great if Migros sold something like this.
Link: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Root_Beer
Best regards
Valérie
Hello Tanja,
I got to know "Root Beer" in Quebec where it was offered under this name with a slight alcohol content (2.5%)
The non-alcoholic North American drink was called "Racinette" or "Racinette1" in French Canada and smelled of vanilla and liquorice. Perfumed with fennel wood or clove cinnamon tree bark or nutmeg, depending on the variety, and sweetened with molasses, corn syrup, sucrose or aspartame. Most of the drinks were non-alcoholic "racinettes", i.e. soda water.
The aroma is difficult to define: "musty, like stale mineral water".
Greetings Istanbul
Guest
Hello Valérie and Istanbul
Thank you for your descriptions. You have really piqued my interest. I'll also pass these descriptions on to the product managers so that they know what the new beer should taste like ;-)
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
I would be in favor of it too. When I'm in the USA, it's the only sweet drink I order in restaurants.
Guest
I've been a big fan of root beer ever since I first drank it in America years ago. I really missed it. Coop has had some for a while now, but I would prefer to buy it at Migro. I know a few people, mainly Americans or American fans, who wish they could have a cold root beer every now and then. There are different brands, but in Europe I've only had A&W so far. The taste is something quite unique. They say that you either hate root beer with your first sip or you will always love it. A&W is alcohol-free and tastes like a cola, mixed with various herbs and a fine vanilla flavor finish.
Greetings Björn
Guest
A super tasty option that is also very popular in diners in the USA: Root beer float = root beer in a glass with a scoop of vanilla ice cream inside. Even though I don't like root beer to drink, I really liked the float. It gives it a caramel note. Definitely give it a try for those who don't know this yet ;-)
Guest
I would also very much welcome having root beer at migros
Guest
Hello Urs333
Thank you for your message. I'll be happy to pass on your feedback to the product managers. They are always looking at different ideas before making adjustments to the range - root beer will certainly be a topic for discussion again.
Best regards
Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hi,
A&W root beer is not as tasty as Mtn Dew but also very good and another product that Migros could pick up ;-)
greetings, Mike
