Good places for bottle soda pop made with sugar

http://popsoda.com/index.html
http://www.sodaking.com/

I've shopped a few times at both of thses places and while not everything is made with sugar check for your old favorite. My fav is the Dr Pepper. It is so good to taste it like it used to be made!

I tried the Popsoda site years ago. I was able to fill my need for Moxie (usually only available in New England, and even then it's with corn syrup), Cheerwine (only available in NC), and Verner's Ginger Ale. The sugar makes a lot of difference. Unfortunately, the shipping doubled the price. The company is a long way from my home in NJ, so I don't know if I'll ever order from them again.

FOrtunately, Boylan's is available in NJ. I strongly recommend them if you haven't tried them yet.
I also recommend the Manhattan Special Coffee soda and Dr. Brown's Cel-Ray (made with celery, which sounds like it shouldn't work, but it's really good.

Oh, yeah, I forgot to mention that you should avoid the canned version of Cel-Ray at all costs. I won't describe what it tastes like. Just take my word for it that it's terrible.

Cheerwine is in SC .. even have soda machines outside the grocery stores that sell only Cheerwine and Diet Cheerwine ... Cheerwine is also in Florida

verner's is sold here in texas at my local supermarket. i only drink it when my stomach doesn't feel that great.

I've got to agree with Ranger Steve. Both of the mentioned sites have great selections of unusual beverages but the price of shipping makes them cost prohibitive. I wish I could find a NJ source for Vernor's

I'd be asking the beverage manager at Walmart.... they have shelves full of them here...

Our Krogers and other grocery chains here in the Louisville area stock Vernor's, Cheerwine, and even Moxie (most of the time).

We will pick up a case of 'sugar' Dr Pepper next week in Texas.

Top this one..... Our local Sundrop distributor just put Nehi Peach into the vending machines....in 20 oz bottles no less.....