Some random sodas

In our search for the tastiest sodas to serve on the truck, we tasted most of the sodas in groups but some of the fizzy bubblechs defied categorization. Sweet Blossom makes sodas infused with flowers like Elder or Lavender. They're good. Unlike some other flowery drinks/ desserts, they don't make you feel like you're inhaling a bar of fancy schmancy soap. They sell 'em at Galco's.
Next up was Coco Fizz from the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory. If you've ever wanted to drink 300 little Tootsie Rolls in a bottle, your wait is over.
Carousel makes a bunch of fruit-flavored sodas that all taste like liquid Jolly Ranchers. There's nothing wrong with that. But there is something wrong with a label that features a rabbit's head on a horse's body. On the sophisticated tip, there's Vignette Wine Country Soda. It's juice from wine grapes blended with light sweetness and carbonation. I thought this cross between wine and soda would be a cross between hoighty toighty and namby pamby, but it's mellow and tasty. And as could be expected, it pairs well with food.
What's the difference between wild strawberry soda and regular strawberry soda? As far a I can tell, nothing.
Royal Club Cassis is a delicious sweet-but-not-too-sweet blackcurrant soda that would probably make a most excellent float.