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Food of the Eighties, Briardale Cola
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Came out, in Maryland at least, in the early 80s, around 81 I think. Was only sold in a few stores in Baltimore, at 'Penn Fruit' and their descendents. The logo was a horse's head comint through a horseshoe. Excellent flavor, with a slightly unusual 'nutty' taste to it without being as sweet as 'real' cola. I think it was made in PA but I'm not sure.
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jancm - April 03, 2008 - Report this comment
I remember buying it in Frederick County, Maryland, a little earlier than that, maybe as early as the mid-1970s. I liked the flavor better than Coca-Cola, and it was less expensive. It also had a redder color than other colas. I remember that bottle with the horseshoe/horse's head motif---wish I had one of those bottles now!

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