Real Sugar Cola Syrup - Small-Batch Craft Soda from Oak Cliff Beverage Works - 4 Pack

I like the taste quite a bit. Reminds me of RC Cola (which was always a favorite of mine). Not 100% Coca-Cola, but really close. The price compared to most others is really hard to beat, and no artificial sweetener after taste like any soda stream flavor. I really appreciate that it comes in 4 battles of a quart each, with clear expiration dates on the side. I would give this a 9.5 out of 10, it's well worth the money.

We love this cola syrup. We don't want artificial sweetner or high fructose corn syrup. It tastes great

I finally got my cola syrup in, and dang, it tastes good! Interestingly enough, the bottles had different labels than their Amazon labels, but to my pleasant surprise, they actually hand-wrote a note on the shipping paperwork to let me know that it is actually a 7:1 mix rather than a 5:1. I don't think I've seen a seller care enough to hand-write a note, so to much credit to the seller! Thanks! Now as for the cola... It's 100 calories a serving, which is already better than Coke (140) or Dr. Pepper (150), as an example. The cola is made with cane sugar which is already way better than high-fructose corn syrup, and I have to agree with others, I'd say it's comparable enough to Mexican Coke that I don't need to overpay for the store stuff. Now let me say, this is pretty affordable for cola. I got 8oz resealable bottles, and since it's a 7:1, I was able to measure and pour 1oz of syrup into each bottle, charge and pour the CO2 water, and the syrup cost per bottle is probably about $0.14, whereas Coke (adjusted for the same volume) would be around $0.34 (0.343333 repeating). Sure, there's a bit of cost to the CO2, but it tastes better and it's healthier, so I'd say you fairly break even but with an outright better drink. As a plus, if you're like me and want to reduce the acidity on the teeth (CO2 does add acidity to water), you could get alkaline drops and a few pH test strips to not only have your healthier soda, but your teeth will thank you too. I'm yet to see that in any off-the-shelf cola. So definitely give it a try! The worst possible outcome, if for some reason you're a cola-snob and just don't like the taste (which would be odd since it's so dang close), you can still offer one of the nicest homebrewed colas to your guests and blow their minds! I've personally bottled my 8oz bottles so I can have em when I want them, bring some to work, etc. A massive thanks to the Oak Cliff and I look forward to enjoying this cola for a long time! Please don't go anywhere, because I'm really gonna need this stuff on tap (metaphorically speaking, though adding in a soda tap would be an idea)! ;)

Taste is like a sweeter pepsi.

The taste of this is pretty much exactly like Coca Cola! Made with real sugar, and cleaner than real Coca Cola. Does NOT have that "mostly cloves" taste that all of the others have. I love it!!

This is actually the best cola syrup I've found. A bit expensive, but worth the cost for cola drinkers. The amount of syrup required for Soda Stream users seems to be a questionable topic. If too much or too little is used, it changes the flavor. I found that 5.5OZ is about perfect, but you'll likely end up making a few bottles before dialing in on a ratio that you like. I also find this seller to be professional and appear to actually care about their product.

When I got a SodaStream, I nearly choked on the cola syrup they make to go with it. The SS has artificial sweeteners which leaves a bitter aftertaste I just can't stand. I tried the Monin cola syrup and while good going down, I feel like it had an almost root beer-like aftertaste. I think that is strange in a cola - and I found the syrup very thin and very fizzy. With Oak Cliff Real Sugar Cola, you get a thick pure sugar syrup that sinks to the bottom of the bottle with very little fizz. You'll need to turn the bottle a couple of times to mix it all up, and once you do, you get a very smooth cola taste from start to finish - no aftertaste here. I use 4 oz per SS bottle. Try it! If you're anything like me, you'll get hooked and keep coming back for more.

Looking for a Cane Sugar replacement for Soda Stream and this looked like a good choice. Taste is pretty good, but the amount of syrup needed is ridiculous. Compared to normal soda stream cola syrup, it takes 3 times the amount to get to a similar taste/syrup level. I normally do about half a cap full of soda stream syrup, just to the first line or a little less. I refilled a soda stream bottle with this syrup for easier dispensing and it takes at least 1.5-2 full caps of syrup to get to the same taste level. The syrup is very thin and it makes a bigger mess in trying to pour as well. If they made this more concentrated, I would it work great, but right now, it's just a lot to deal with in comparison so the search continues.