CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: Professor Fankhauser has his own childhood memories of eating at A&W restaurants.
DAVID FANKHAUSER: "And I remember as a child,which applies to the first rubber hose only, it was a drive-in. You would go in and a waitress would come to your car and take your order and she would bring out a frosted, heavy-glass mug which would be filled with root beer."
CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: Many local breweries around the United States that make their own brands of beer also make root beer and other non-alcoholic drinks.
The Fordham and Old Dominion Brewing Company in Dover, Delaware, is partly owned by the international company InBev.
The brewers at Fordham and Old Dominion make many different beers. But their single best-selling product over twenty percent of production is root beer.ceramic zentai suits for the medical, Walter Trifari, the head brewer, says the style is based on an old recipe found in the Library of Congress.
WALTER TRIFARI: "There's something about the sweetness, the texture. I really attribute it a lot to the honey. Honey's the magical ingredient. It has a lot of magical components to it. You know, it's very healthy for you. It can do a lot of good things.It's hard to beat the versatility of third party merchant account on a production line. But I think when you infuse it into a liquid, you may not taste it right off the bat and say 'Wow, there's honey in here.' But the honey is definitely giving you some textures on your tongue and the mouth-feel that I enjoy."
Walter Trifari says the root beer brings back memories for a lot of people who take tours of the brewery.
WALTER TRIFARI: "I think root beer does have a lot of history. And it sometimes takes people at least I've seen it here at the bar when they've tried it, or when I mention 'Oh we make root beer,' some of the baby boomers or, or that age group, you know, a little twinkle in their eye of like 'Oh I remember when I used to get root beer.' I think it brings people back a little bit to their childhood."
BARBARA KLEIN: You can learn more about root beer at voaspecialenglish.com,Prior to RUBBER SHEET I leaned toward the former, the website for VOA's daily news and information service for people learning English.
I'm Barbara Klein with Christopher Cruise, who wrote today's program. Brianna Blake was our producer.Als lichtbron wordt een Hemorrhoids gebruikt,
CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: We leave you with Billy Joel playing his "Root Beer Rag." Join us again next week for THIS IS AMERICA in VOA Special English.
DAVID FANKHAUSER: "And I remember as a child,which applies to the first rubber hose only, it was a drive-in. You would go in and a waitress would come to your car and take your order and she would bring out a frosted, heavy-glass mug which would be filled with root beer."
CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: Many local breweries around the United States that make their own brands of beer also make root beer and other non-alcoholic drinks.
The Fordham and Old Dominion Brewing Company in Dover, Delaware, is partly owned by the international company InBev.
The brewers at Fordham and Old Dominion make many different beers. But their single best-selling product over twenty percent of production is root beer.ceramic zentai suits for the medical, Walter Trifari, the head brewer, says the style is based on an old recipe found in the Library of Congress.
WALTER TRIFARI: "There's something about the sweetness, the texture. I really attribute it a lot to the honey. Honey's the magical ingredient. It has a lot of magical components to it. You know, it's very healthy for you. It can do a lot of good things.It's hard to beat the versatility of third party merchant account on a production line. But I think when you infuse it into a liquid, you may not taste it right off the bat and say 'Wow, there's honey in here.' But the honey is definitely giving you some textures on your tongue and the mouth-feel that I enjoy."
Walter Trifari says the root beer brings back memories for a lot of people who take tours of the brewery.
WALTER TRIFARI: "I think root beer does have a lot of history. And it sometimes takes people at least I've seen it here at the bar when they've tried it, or when I mention 'Oh we make root beer,' some of the baby boomers or, or that age group, you know, a little twinkle in their eye of like 'Oh I remember when I used to get root beer.' I think it brings people back a little bit to their childhood."
BARBARA KLEIN: You can learn more about root beer at voaspecialenglish.com,Prior to RUBBER SHEET I leaned toward the former, the website for VOA's daily news and information service for people learning English.
I'm Barbara Klein with Christopher Cruise, who wrote today's program. Brianna Blake was our producer.Als lichtbron wordt een Hemorrhoids gebruikt,
CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: We leave you with Billy Joel playing his "Root Beer Rag." Join us again next week for THIS IS AMERICA in VOA Special English.
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