Due to its name, the frothy head when it's poured, and the flavor you can't quite put a finger on, people often wonder if root beer was ever made with alcohol.

Unlike root beer’s mix of flavorings, sarsaparilla was traditionally made from just the one root, resulting in an earthier, more medicinal flavor. The two drinks blurred together over time.

Root Beer is a sweetened carbonated beverage which, despite its name, has little to nothing to do with actual beer.

Over an eight-year journey of sweat and determination, Strahan has gone from cash register clerk at a liquor store to now owning his own liquor company, Devin’s Spiked Root Beer. The root beer ...

Root beer is a soda that can taste sweet, spicy, and slightly herbaceous. Root beer does not have caffeine or alcohol, and is a popular soda drink in Utah, as well as Kentucky, Maine, and North ...

How Root Beer, an American Favorite, Became a Staple in Sonora Ever since the early 1900s, the soda has flourished in the northern Mexican state known for its love of other U.S. imports, such as ...

"On National Root Beer Float Day, August 6, simply show off your "Float Flex" — that is, flaunt your new physique with your best muscle-flexing pose — at any participating U.S.

Distributor's aggressive expansion is reshaping how residents buy everything from craft beer to non-alcoholic options.