Zuberfizz

I was in Durango yesterday and found a «Serious Texas Barbecue» restaurant and had some great ribs and I saw this Vanilla Cream Soda by Zuberfizz. Well I liked it so much I had to buy one for the road. It was so tasty… the best that I ever drank in fact. If I go back to Durango I am stopping by the plant to get a case at least! If you ever see one, just try it!

Always trying new soda and rarely do I have one that motivates me to write. But now that I have experienced this end of the spectrum I will have to write on the other ones I really enjoy. KeyLime CS conceptually sounds great… But when you add a hint of stench to your soda it ruins the experience. Not even Harry Dunne & Lloyd Christmas would partake in this fragrant funk. The artificial colored green got me excited — but If I wanted pure cane sugar and 3 month old laundry water it would have hit the spot. I would have preferred the direct honest labeling… «Mildew Zubershizz»

We needed a day of recovering from skiing before going back to the slopes tomorrow and found this place on Unilocal under the local flavor section. We drove up and almost turned around because it is a tiny operation in a warehouse that doesn’t look like you could get a tour. My youngest complained when I started to turn around and said let’s go in and ask. I’m glad he did. One of the two owners have us a tour and told us about how they got started. A real neat story and great guy. We bought a mixed case and 5 cold singles to try. The flavors are all unique and very good. I highly recommend checking these guys out and buy the soda if you find it. All made with cane sugar and no high fructose corn syrup.

One word, cool. The owners here are super down to earth, let us check out the operation. Every year when we come up here we come home with a few six packs, this year we snagged up a few cases. This soda is awesome, and NO HFCS! If you are in the area you outta stop by!

I don’t drink alcohol, I can’t. So when I’m out, I like a specialty soda. Zuberfizz was everywhere in Durango. I wanted to buy some sodas direct from the source, and the nerd in me likes to check out a factory too. The website as of this review, is a bit lacking in information, but with an email, I was able to set up my own private tour of the bottling factory (it’s not that big) and get to talk with one of the co-​owners. Now you may not be too familiar with Zuberfizz but I dare you to find another key lime cream soda or a chocolate soda (Cocofizz in collaboration with the Rocky Mountain Chocolate factory) that’s made with cane sugar. Those aren’t their only flavors to boot. On my way out of Durango, I was glad to be given the opportunity to learn more about Zuberfizz and take some home with me.