Customer Reviews

Boylan 12 oz. Sugar Cane Cola 12pack

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This is the finest Cola I have found yet.

There is a small store near me who sells it by the bottle.

For cola drinkers, this is significantly better than Coke, Pepsi, etc., but the real treat is when you use this in place of Coke in drinks. (for those of you of legal drinking age)

It's not just the quality of the liquor that makes a good rum & cola, Captain & cola, bourbon & cola, etc., it's the quality of the COLA that makes a good drink SOOO much better.

Fore those of you mixing, use a high quality liquot with this high quality cola.

I recommend Captain Morgan Reserve, Myers Dark Rum, Jim Beam Black, Maker's Mark, etc.

Not only does this soda taste great, but it is sweetened NATURALLY. High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) is in practically everything these days, and it is one of the worse things we can consume.

I discovered recently that being AmerAsian I am an easier target for Type 2 Diabetes and HFCS is a huge contributor towards that condition because it is an extremely refined sweetner. Therefore, I've done my best to stop buying products containing HFCS. When it comes to fruit juices, this is pretty easy. However, I have been a Coke consumer for many years. Boylan's CaneCola is the only cola I've tasted that actually tastes like a soda, but doesn't contain HFCS. I have tried one other brand called Cricket. While that is good, you can tell it is made with tea. Boyan is better! And I think it is even better than Coke!

An organic food store near my house used to carry it. Maybe Coke or Pepsi knocked it off the block because they still carry the other "fruit" flavored varietals. Cane Cola is my favorite, and this one is stand out. It's absolutely what I envision original spirits to taste like. Too bad, I don't see myself paying more than $3 for each 12 oz bottle. That's far more than a case of beer, what's going on here?

Yes, this is absolutely the best cola on the market, and we have tried several other "prestige" brands. What I don't understand is why it costs $39 for a 12 pack on Amazon, when in the store they are under $2 each.
I have seen another location on the internet where you can get a 24 pack for $30.15.

Remember Coca Cola from the early '60s? I doesn't taste like that anymore, does it? Have you switched to Pepsi because it isn't as sickly sweet as Coke? Well, make way for Boylans. This is so fresh tasting and satisfying the desire for real cola. It must be the cane sugar, which doesn't overpower the true cola flavor. The Diet isn't as good, but it's miles above Diet Coke. This stuff isn't easily available and sometimes hard to find, but it's well worth the effort.

Hugh Hefner drinks Pepsi, which is a big point in its favor. But...

I don't care what anti-conspiracy data I get, I remain convinced that "Coke Classic" does not taste like Coke did before "New Coke" had its ignominious reign. I've never liked "Coke Classic." It just was never the same. Pre-New Coke was an unmatched ambrosia. Until now. Boylan Cane Cola really tastes very, very close to the way I remember Pre-New Coke being. It has bite, an edge of berry, and manages to be full-bodied without becoming heavy. Too many "small batch" sodas have fancy bottles containing average sodas, no better than the supermarket brands. This is not one of those sodas. It belongs in the realm of Orangina, Vernor's, and Thomas Kemper Root Beer. I don't think I can reasonably be expected to diet as long as this remains on the market. I'm nutty for the stuff!

This is the best Cola bar none. No HFCS and proper carbonation rather than being over carbonated with the intent of adding it to a glass full of ice. This Cola can be served a bit warmer and without ice as it has a great taste. But I fear that many of you have been conditioned to the artificial ingredients of the main stay cola's; well, your loss. Unfortunately the price for this cola through Amazon is very high when compared to other sources. Given that American consumers typically choose price as a deciding factor rather than quality I bet that relatively few sales have been made through this medium. Anyway this cola is more than worth a try, it's the only cola I drink but I buy it for a fraction of the cost charged here...

I've been enjoying this cola for about 2 years. I will never again buy the run-of-the-mill Supermarket deadly duo. crapAcola or Puksi! The taste of Boylan's 100 year old vintage cola, cannot be described, but it sure can be enjoyed. I used to frequently like RC (Royal Crown Cola) which is a bit better the the two aforementioned deadly duo sold everywhere. Then I got turned on to Boylan's and forgot about going out on search expeditions for RC. HFC is no good for you and Boylen's actually tastes better served NOT freezing cold, with 7 ice cubes deluting the taste. 1 good sized cube is AAA perfection. This cola is EVEN Kosher! Everyone knows that Kosher means "clean", in the sence of the word PURE.
No Aluminum can that you cannot close and no sitting on the shelf for 7 months in a plastic bottle, absorbing the oils used to make that plastic bottle, either. A nice slender thick glass bottle, as soda was sold when product meant MORE than price, back in the forties & fifties!
Damn good stuff !

I refuse to drink anything with high fructose corn syrup in it, and I hate the nasty taste of every artificial sweetener. That leaves sugared drinks, preferably with attention to reduced levels of sugar. You won't find much of a choice in your local grocery store, at least partly because stores make financial deals with carbonated drink manufacturers. Boylan, of which cola and root beer are my favorite flavors, is one of the more available brands -- but even Whole Foods has dropped it in favor of another brand I won't mention here (and don't care for). If you like "Mexican Coke," give Boylan a try, I think it has superior taste. It is a really good thing that Boylan drinks are available with free shipping since a 12-pack weighs a lot; some vendors on Amazon charge over $30 for shipping a 12-pack. Take care to figure out the actual total cost of the product plus shipping. Lastly I'll note that on the web, Boylan drinks are usually more expensive than in the stores if you can find a local store that has it.

the taste of the product was very good and i will more than likely reorder it again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i just wish i could purchase it in omaha nebr!!!!!!!!!it arrived in a timely fashion i might try the rootbeer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11