IBC is delicious. Dog N Suds is pretty good, too.

I love the Sprecher's Root Beer. Nice and smooth. There cream ales are also very good.

I would have to say for me it is a tie between Henry Weinhard's and Virgil's both are great.

I'm a fan of Stewarts

As a kid i really liked MUG old fashioned root beer but hard to find outside of CA.
Now I generally drink A&W or Barq's

I usually have:

IBC, Stewarts, or Boylan root beer.

thats the only soda type drink I still drink... I stopped drinking all other pop.


--Russ

A&W gets my vote. We can get it here at a couple of drive ins!

Point Premium Root Beer from the Stevens Point Brewery is pretty darned tasty. (http://www.pointbeer.com/root_beer.php) And Curly's Pub in the Lambeau Field Atrium serves a good root beer, too.

Mug n Bun in Indianapolis. Made fresh each day.

Point Premium Root Beer, by the Stevens Point Brewery, is pretty tasty. (http://www.pointbeer.com/root_beer.php)
And Curly's Pub in the Lambeau Field Atrium serves a good root beer, too.

(Sorry if this is a double post. Didn't think my first post took.)

Where in Indy do you find Mug N Bun?

Another vote for sprecher

I will put my vote out for Hires. But that is pretty much impossible to find anymore. So I will settle for A&W.
As for the creaminess, I remember learning somewhere along the way that the lower the carbonation levels the creamier the flavor/texture. So if you have a re-sealable container you can increase the creaminess of your sample:)

Only at Mug n Bun, located at 5211 W. 10th Street, just east of Lynhurst Dr.