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as a German who LOVES root beer, it is kind of an acquired taste and most of the friends I introduced to root beer don't like it. You can actually buy root bee
by wirrbel 4y ago
as a German who LOVES root beer, it is kind of an acquired taste and most of the friends I introduced to root beer don't like it.
You can actually buy root beer in larger supermarkets here but there isn't a guarantee that its in stock always and I am sure its a low sales volume item).
So IMHO root beer has its market share in the US because it got popular at a time when there wasn't such a great variety in sugary drinks, kind of a founder effect, and that is not replicated in a different market, as competition is hire so people don't get to drink the 3-4 cans of root beer that I guess are necessary to get hooked.
- elondaits 4y agoAs an Argentinian who LOVES root beer (and Dr Pepper, and Guarana) I agree. Enough people like Guarana in Argentina, but I don't imagine root beer succeeding. Weirdly, a mate-based soda is super popular in Germany, but when we had a (different) mate-based soda in Argentina it came and went very quickly.