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  1. 06-23-2009, 19:00 #21
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    Ahhh Moxie.... Now there is a mans soda. It puts hair on your chest. None of that wimpy vanilla cherry Coke or Pepsi stuff for me...I was raised on Moxie. When I got old enough to drink booze I discovered the wonders of Moxie with a shot of either Jack or Wild Turkey...Don't have to worry about people stealing your drink when you're drinking that stuff.....It is an acquired taste though I will admit but hey maybe its because of Moxie that I had no problem learning to love the tastes of stuff like single malt scotch and Limburger cheese also...
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  2. 06-23-2009, 19:13 #22
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    Drink Moxie Soda



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  3. 06-23-2009, 19:18 #23
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    My daughter Grass tried Moxie back in '04. Appears to have given it a thumbs up!




    I confess... she reported it was nasty stuff!!! LOL

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  4. 06-23-2009, 19:29 #24
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    This shoulda been a poll... been a while since we had a good one...
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    I know this is a heated topic for debate but I kinda like the stuff. My first taste was at Whitehouse Landing week before last, of course it didn't taste as bitter wince I was washing down some Ben & Jerry's. I was actually drinking a cold can before I found this thread. I left Maine with 4 6 packs. I like it for it's strong taste. I like different things and strong tastes. Yum
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  6. 06-23-2009, 19:48 #26
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    Ya' know, I kind of liked it. I'd definitely try it again. But then again, I drink spinach and wheatgrass blended in fruit juice, so don't take my word for it.
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  7. 06-23-2009, 19:53 #27
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    Quote Originally Posted by fancyfeet View Post
    Ya' know, I kind of liked it. I'd definitely try it again. But then again, I drink spinach and wheatgrass blended in fruit juice, so don't take my word for it.
    You oughta try carbonating that and give Moxie a run for the money!
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  8. 06-23-2009, 19:59 #28
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    Quote Originally Posted by bullseye View Post
    You oughta try carbonating that and give Moxie a run for the money!
    What a great idea!

    Think I'd get in trouble if I put Popeye on the label?
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  9. 06-24-2009, 17:03 #29
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    Moxie and steamed cheeseburger lunch for the Gods.
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    We sell that stuff at the Beer Distributor I work at. I have been told it tastes like very flat root beer, but I don't want to try it and find out.
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  11. 06-25-2009, 14:17 #31
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    I suspect that anyone who likes Moxie may have a brain tumor or something. I always wondered how Moxie could stay in business selling only one soda per customer. It never occurred to me that anyone would go back for more.
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    I like it, been drinking it on and off for years. Every once in a while I get a craving for it. Maybe I'll have to go get one this morning...
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    Quote Originally Posted by superman View Post
    I suspect that anyone who likes Moxie may have a brain tumor or something. I always wondered how Moxie could stay in business selling only one soda per customer. It never occurred to me that anyone would go back for more.
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  14. 06-27-2009, 11:53 #34
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    Stop it! Stop it! This thread is creating an irresistible urge to stock up. Gosh, I can't believe my stock is depleted and needs replenishing. Off to Shaw's for a case of Moxie. See ya later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rlharris View Post
    Stop it! Stop it! This thread is creating an irresistible urge to stock up. Gosh, I can't believe my stock is depleted and needs replenishing. Off to Shaw's for a case of Moxie. See ya later.
    I am not sure I could find it down here in the South.
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    The strange thing about Moxie is that it is brewed somewhere down south but its seems to be a Northern New England drink. Maybe its the southerners revenge?
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    Quote Originally Posted by peakbagger View Post
    The strange thing about Moxie is that it is brewed somewhere down south but its seems to be a Northern New England drink. Maybe its the southerners revenge?
    It was owned by an Atlanta-based company until a couple years ago when it was sold to the Japanese.

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    "The drink is bottled in Londonderry, New Hampshire, Worcester, Massachusetts, and Catawissa, Pennsylvania."
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  18. 06-30-2009, 16:28 #38
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    I stand corrected, I got the Atlanta part right
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    I guess there's a big controversy now about taking the Moxie man off the label. Puzzles me as to why anyone would think that's a good idea.
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    So they can fool a new generation. Tough, one sale per person. (someone already said that but it is true.)
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