Birch Beer from A-Treat will now be available as a fountain soda at Yocco’s restaurants, according to a news release from A-Treat’s parent brand, Jaindl Beverage Co., and Yocco’s.

Its choice was Maine Root birch beer made by the company run by former Grotto Pizza employee and Delaware resident Mark Seiler.

Fanta birch beer in cans hasn't been produced since at least the 2000s. Coca-Cola also owns Barq's brand of sodas. It also has stopped making Barq's Birch Beer, but still has root beer.

Root beer is on the soda A-list; it's sweet, creamy, and has hints of vanilla and caramel. It's the go-to for floats and classic soda shop vibes. Birch beer has a sharper, spicier kick, with a ...

Reading Soda Works and Carbonic Supply, Inc. has been crafting small batch soda since 1921 and they are still using those age-old recipes more than 100 years later.

Reading Soda Works and Carbonic Supply, Inc. has been crafting small batch soda since 1921 and they are still using those age-old recipes more than 100 years later.

Reading Soda Works and Carbonic Supply, Inc. has been crafting small batch soda since 1921 and they are still using those age-old recipes more than 100 years later.

You can think of birch beer as root beer's dad.The name comes from its central ingredient: the bark of the black birch tree, which grows prolifically in the Northeast.

Birch beer is the outlier here, because it’s actually not a root-based soda at all. Instead, it’s made from the sap and bark of birch trees, particularly sweet birch.