Worth while to note that there was actually a change in the sugar level in recent years. But you can taste the original recipe. It’s sold as “Irn-bru 1901”. You should also give that a try!
Yeah, it doesn't taste as good as it used to. Back in the day, the best way to taste Iron Bru was in one of those big glass bottles. The cans tend to give the drink a different taste. The same goes for other drinks like Coca‑Cola that also tastes much better out of a glass bottle than it does a can imo.
As a Scottish girl born and bred this video has made me happier than I can ever explain 😃 Irn Bru is everything!! As a child it’s a little treat we’re allowed at parties, weddings, Christmas, new year etc when normally we are told to drink council juice (water)😂 and as an adult it’s the one and only hangover cure!! 😂Can’t beat it ❤
Bro the 1901 recipe is rubbish, I doubt that's even how it tastes, normal bru is better However, Irn Bru from say 2004 was peak. So much sugar it crystallised around the cap, good times
Not to mention they use aspartame, which has been found to really fuck with you(usually appetite gain, headaches, urinary inflammation...not to mention it's carcinogenic as fuck) In fact it may actually be getting banned in Europe and the UK due to all this Just another reason to go for full sugar versions instead
As a Canadian my dad showed me that snowman Christmas video when I was a kid and like a month later he got us a case from a British specialty store bc I was obsessed with irn bru like asking him basically every time we went to the grocery store
@@tylerhiggins5538 im very proud of my Scottish heritage I have been to many Robert burns day dinners have multiple kilts in different tartans and multiple sporns including a really nice rabbit one. Me and my dad also play the bagpipes I’ve also played snare in a pipe band. I know It’s from Scotland but I’ve never seen a Scottish specialty store only British ones. And that’s where my dad got it from.
@tylerhiggins5538 I'm a Glasgow Bhoy born and bred proud Scot /proud Brit so if he wants to call it the British store it's fine and actually accurate as we are part of Great Britain.
Vodka irn bru is 14 year old tryna ease vodka without realising irnbru doesn't mask vodka. Banksys gallery in Glasgow sponsored an irnbru margarita at the bar I just left while I was there
Well here, In Russia, in 2000-2010 period this was a legit masterpiece of a drink :) its refreshing and had way less sugar compared to baseline Coke and Pepsi. And the taste it's just something out of this world.
Agree, if I'm not mistaking, I saw it on in once Fix Price, can't say for sure it was it, but can totally remember flavor back from when I was child, the taste is surely unique.
Scot here, the drink was invented as a gamekeeper tactic for hunting the illusive Haggis. As any Scot knows, catching Haggis depends on if their left or right leg is longer, and thus run around hills clockwise or anti-clockwise. Irn Bru contains compounds which confuse the Haggis, causing it to reverse it's flight, often resulting in it tumbling down the hill, and not endangering the hunter by putting up a fight. Most families in Scotland will have at least one relative who's life has been saved by this essential beverage, and thus we treat it with great respect.
There are even modern commercials and they are some of the best. The newest one talks about sending Scottish fans to Germany to watch the Scotland v Germany game
I asked my dad how to describe the taste of IRN BRU and he said, the strong Scottish steel workers, go up into the rafters, take a girder and squeeze it until it turns into juice and that's what they make IRN BRU with.
I always remember the line "irn bru: it's made from girders" with a thick Scottish accents. Not sure if that was an old advert or something my dad just used to joke about haha
One of those bad boys on a Friday night will give you so much energy that you’ll be swinging of the lights in 5 minutes and singing Karaoke like Whitney Huston in 10! So many fun memories 😅
i remember that ice rectangle at the start from that video where some girl pulled one like such out of her drink at some place. they couldn’t understand that depending on size and shape of the ice/glass can change appearance.
As a Gaelic Scot I simply have to say “aye, it is” to your question asking if it’s the best soda ever. It’s just pure magical tasting, and I often joke is why I’m ginger!
irn bru is ridiculously good🤤 I actually get hints of bubble gum as well which is why I love it so much because here in the UK we do actually have bubble gum soda
@@VladSlickBartender it was so protested by Irn Bru fans that they’ve released Irn Bru 1901 which is the original recipe. Also you should try Malta’s national soda called Kinnie which is similar
I’ve been to Scotland absolutely love the country the people everything. Truly one of the most beautiful places on earth. I tired haggis it’s alright. I’d certainly get it from a butcher before I get it from tescos or sainsburys but man I couldn’t with irn bru. Instantly reminded me of cough syrup when I was a little kid
As an American who visited the UK a few years back and tried Irn-Bru when I was visiting Newcastle, I can confirm it’s really nice To me it tasted mostly like cream soda, but with a very delicate citrusy flavor as well
It’s the only country in the world where coca cola is sold and isn’t #1. That’s the sentence he highlighted when he was saying it, and it’s a fact I already knew and makes me proud of my country for managing to create it.
In Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, we used to have a version called Cape Breton Highlands Irn Bru, which people used to say used a recipe they received from the same people behind the original Scottish version. I can't say if it's true or not, and I never had a chance to compare the two side by side before the Cape Breton beverage company got bought by Pepsi and stopped making it, but it had a really unique taste.
Ah Irn Bru, the elixer of life, gold in a can. To me it tastes like ginger and lemonade had mad love and made the best soft drink ever. Give it a try, but make sure it's fizzy and COLD! The last part is especially important.
Irn bru is my go-to soft drink. Just wish fast food places and restaurants sold it. Though it's only £8 for a crate of 24 cans in the supermarket. Dangerous, though, when they are cold, I can easily nail 24 cans in a week.
One thing to keep in mind is we have a sugar tax that got implemented in the last 10 years, iron bru decided to reduce the sugar so they wouldnt get taxed, 1901 IS full sugar but uts still different to the "modern" old recipe!😊
I love it, that and Vernors are easy to locate in the Detroit area, the area where I tried both drinks. Vernors is historically correct original ginger ale, of which it has no comparison anywhere. No ginger Ale even approaches the fruity bouquet that slaps your tongue every sip with a Vernors. Y I ull literally hate regular Ginger Ale after you try it, there is a feeling of being robbed your entire life when you finally find and sample it, especially in mixed drinks, there is no comparison.
You need to try the original recipe IRN BRU it has much more sugar and is amazing they cut the sugar when sugar tax was introduced in UK but they still make the original it’s just more expensive
Try the Irn-Bru 1901, the bottled version specifically. The cans are overpriced and have a weird aftertaste. I cant drink the regular kind anymore due to having developed a Caffeine Allergy. So, i highly recommend it for anyone else looking for a caffine free pop.
met some young kid back when i was high school on rocket league, we started partying up and would play often. i remember asking him what his favorite foods and drinks were and this was one of them. i then that day went out to my local store that carries international everything and picked one up. definitely an interesting drink but can understand why he and many others are fond of it
im scottish and can confirm that this is what we bleed when we get cut, and then the cut also immediatly gets healed, try the original one next btw, its way better in my opinion
absolutely love irn bru
Wow really didn't expect chippy to comment here 😂
Last place i'd expect to see chippy love you man
Zamn bro have fun chippying on your couch
Read this in your accent lol
chippy watches vlad?
as a scottish person irn bru flows through our veins, keeps us alive. it is the best
Me drinking a lucozade sport instead... im sorry brotha *seppuku*
@stolasgoetia3225 you are no longer a citizen of Scotland
Get out
MADE FROM GIRDERS!
@@AnimeSunglasses youre the only other person i have seen/heard say that since i was like 11 (im 18)
*was until cunty Oliver forced the sugar tax
Worth while to note that there was actually a change in the sugar level in recent years. But you can taste the original recipe. It’s sold as “Irn-bru 1901”. You should also give that a try!
I really hope he sees this!
Yeah, it doesn't taste as good as it used to. Back in the day, the best way to taste Iron Bru was in one of those big glass bottles. The cans tend to give the drink a different taste. The same goes for other drinks like Coca‑Cola that also tastes much better out of a glass bottle than it does a can imo.
thank you! new irn bru tastes like dishwater. don't know why they still even sell it
@@Nemisis007 that’s because it was from a different factory from the cans. Their pineappleaid & limeaid used to be epic too
@@murraythebaker | Fr, their pineapple, and limeaid was elite.
As a person raised in scotland, i can confirm that irn bru is one of the most amazing drinks ive ever tasted.
SCOTLAND!
I don't like the new recipe, wish they'd left it alone
it is but im Scottish aswell so were biest
@@_Area-51they had to put more opium inside for the Scotland sales.
I tried it today and it deadset tasted like sparkling water, I don’t see the hype
As a Scottish girl born and bred this video has made me happier than I can ever explain 😃 Irn Bru is everything!! As a child it’s a little treat we’re allowed at parties, weddings, Christmas, new year etc when normally we are told to drink council juice (water)😂 and as an adult it’s the one and only hangover cure!! 😂Can’t beat it ❤
Usually it’s coke at parties in Scotland
@@brodiegreig6124 not in a can pal 😉😂🤣
@@brodiegreig6124 yeah it's usually white comes in a bag. Bit to much of a suger rush for me tho
@@dukkibhoy1990 🤣😂🤣
Best I’ve ever had ❤️
You need to try the 1901 recipe. It comes in a glass bottle and is king. 😍
"Old and Unimproved" yep - agreed
That shits is like crack... I'll stay someone for a bottle 😂😂😂
they changed it though…
@@bannjaxx I have and its methamphetamine
Bro the 1901 recipe is rubbish, I doubt that's even how it tastes, normal bru is better
However, Irn Bru from say 2004 was peak. So much sugar it crystallised around the cap, good times
You should try IRN-BRU 1901 - it's the original version and is full sugar rather than sweeteners which make the newer recipe not taste the same.
I personally like how the new recipe is much sharper and not as sweet.
Bro fr took the sugar tax personally
That 1901 ain't the original tho
Not to mention they use aspartame, which has been found to really fuck with you(usually appetite gain, headaches, urinary inflammation...not to mention it's carcinogenic as fuck)
In fact it may actually be getting banned in Europe and the UK due to all this
Just another reason to go for full sugar versions instead
@@Chris-td5zkoh so you were born in 1899
WE DID IT LADS!!! IRN BRU LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOO!!!!
YYYYEEEEEEESSSSSS!!!!!!!
I’m English and I’ll admit that irn bru is a work of art
Tastes different in England
It's the same Irn Bru, you do realise England and Scotland literally border eachother and have no hard border
@@gamingbandit42No he's right it tastes different in England it has a tinge of sadness because I'm in England whereas in Scotland it's pure joy.
@@kaidenhall2718tastes angrier. It’ll actually stab your tongue.
@@drunkengamer1977 I thought it had a tinge of sadness in Scotland cus it’s not independent anymore 🤔
From Manchester England! IRN bru is the most amazing drink!
Irn Bru is the drink of the gods.
That can't be true because I've been drinking it for years and my Mum thinks I'm an arsehole... ; )
@@buzzin-hornet ahahahhaha buckled 🤣🤣
@@buzzin-hornetfuckin brilliant 👌😂😂
Water is the drink of the gods
@@iwearLingeriewrong
As a Canadian my dad showed me that snowman Christmas video when I was a kid and like a month later he got us a case from a British specialty store bc I was obsessed with irn bru like asking him basically every time we went to the grocery store
U got it from scotland not Britain not one scottish person wouldnt take offence
@@tylerhiggins5538 im very proud of my Scottish heritage I have been to many Robert burns day dinners have multiple kilts in different tartans and multiple sporns including a really nice rabbit one. Me and my dad also play the bagpipes I’ve also played snare in a pipe band. I know It’s from Scotland but I’ve never seen a Scottish specialty store only British ones. And that’s where my dad got it from.
@@Matt-2.0-3.14 YHOO HOOO LADIES, LOOK AT RAUL TOUCHING RAUL
@tylerhiggins5538 I'm a Glasgow Bhoy born and bred proud Scot /proud Brit so if he wants to call it the British store it's fine and actually accurate as we are part of Great Britain.
@@justinleonard6183love that, you’re welcome here 🏴
Bro that makes me want to drink that soap. I have that in my house
Ayo- don't drink the blue gatorade under the sink
@@jessethasit3008 obviously
Green tastes better, blue flavor sucks
@@aidanwhite2894 but the orange is the best.
Vodka irn bru is 14 year old tryna ease vodka without realising irnbru doesn't mask vodka.
Banksys gallery in Glasgow sponsored an irnbru margarita at the bar I just left while I was there
Had Irn Bru for the first time this year when I visited Scotland and god do I want one right now.
If you’re visiting Scotland from abroad make sure to buy the 1901 recipe Irn-Bru in a glass bottle. It’s made fae girders.
Thanks for making a video about IRN BRU More people should know the Scottish elixir! You should also try the 1901 version
Well here, In Russia, in 2000-2010 period this was a legit masterpiece of a drink :) its refreshing and had way less sugar compared to baseline Coke and Pepsi. And the taste it's just something out of this world.
How can something be "out of this world" if it has never even left the earth, nor have you, how would you even know? 🤔
@@MichaelStem-bf6lvvirgin
Agree, if I'm not mistaking, I saw it on in once Fix Price, can't say for sure it was it, but can totally remember flavor back from when I was child, the taste is surely unique.
Did it stop being sold in Russia after 2010, did the local bottler not extend their franchisee license?
@@poppinc8145sanctions
Proud to be Scottish right now😂😂
Same
been getting those irn bru Christmas commercials again and i love watching it every time
had this for the first time a few months ago, it was amazing! made a mixed drink with some rye whiskey and fell in love lol
“Cream soda bubblegum with some citrusy notes” never heard such an accurate description of Irn Bru 😂
Someone in lush said it smelt like bubble gum and I'm like aye haha
It’s definitely not a common soft drink flavour bubblegum and perhaps it’s been hidden in plain sight all this time
That actually sounds really good. I gotta find a way to get some in the states
Edit: *twenty seven dollars for a twelve pack?*
@@JazzKazoo0930 you can't, need to get it delivered from Scotland lol
@@pansearedducklet9054 it's on Amazon, but it's not cheap lmao
GRACE makes a soda with similar properties. It's called "Kola Champagne". I think it is made in Latin America. IRN-BRU is fantastic for hangovers btw.
Dont you ever compare irn bru with anything...
"Irn bru is fantastic for hangovers" I see why it's scottish now.. lol
Inca Cola?
Visited Scotland earlier this week, I fell in love with irn bru
Hope you had a great time!
Scot here, the drink was invented as a gamekeeper tactic for hunting the illusive Haggis.
As any Scot knows, catching Haggis depends on if their left or right leg is longer, and thus run around hills clockwise or anti-clockwise. Irn Bru contains compounds which confuse the Haggis, causing it to reverse it's flight, often resulting in it tumbling down the hill, and not endangering the hunter by putting up a fight.
Most families in Scotland will have at least one relative who's life has been saved by this essential beverage, and thus we treat it with great respect.
U ok hun?
Excuse me wtf
Scot here. This is so fucking funny, those pesky wild haggis man 😂😂
Irn bru saved my life when I was attacked by a haggis in the Highlands
@@maxy1172
Glad you made it out. I still have the puncture scars from my run in with a juvenile haggis
There are even modern commercials and they are some of the best. The newest one talks about sending Scottish fans to Germany to watch the Scotland v Germany game
Irn Bru and scotch is an incredible cocktail. Also, the best Irn Bru you can get is glass bottled up in Scotland, its delicious.
FUCK YEAH MY GUY GET SOME 1901 IRN BRU
Naw fur 3 quid a bottle
@@albagubrath2841 it's worth evry penny
I asked my dad how to describe the taste of IRN BRU and he said, the strong Scottish steel workers, go up into the rafters, take a girder and squeeze it until it turns into juice and that's what they make IRN BRU with.
I always remember the line "irn bru: it's made from girders" with a thick Scottish accents. Not sure if that was an old advert or something my dad just used to joke about haha
@@Enginesetc it was the Irn Bru advert until they had to change it for false advertising, since, you know, it wasn't actually made of girders
@@rory8182blasphemy!
it does look a little like rusty iron dissolved in a liquid.
I live about as far away as you could from Scotland in the UK and it’s still my favourite drink
One of those bad boys on a Friday night will give you so much energy that you’ll be swinging of the lights in 5 minutes and singing Karaoke like Whitney Huston in 10! So many fun memories 😅
It’s like a fruity bubblegum with a peppery aftertaste, hard to describe but really good!
Is it fuck like bubblegum ya walloper… tastes like girders and that’s final!
No it's Tutti Fruity with a Cream Soda aftertaste, hard to describe but really good!
Bubblegum and tutti fruity flavours are both just a combination of fruit flavours, sorry to burst your bubble
It's a ass drink rather chug 3 day old pop than that crap taste better 🤡
Irn Bru is the best drink made on God’s green earth 🏴
Just ordered some, can’t wait to try it
i remember that ice rectangle at the start from that video where some girl pulled one like such out of her drink at some place. they couldn’t understand that depending on size and shape of the ice/glass can change appearance.
As a Gaelic Scot I simply have to say “aye, it is” to your question asking if it’s the best soda ever. It’s just pure magical tasting, and I often joke is why I’m ginger!
Was at a bar that made jaeger bombs with irn bru. Called them Haggis Bombs
Irn Bru is my favourite, where I live there’s a British shop that sells all kinds of stuff. Irn bru is amazing.
Try Bawls if you can.
try all 32 flavors next!
32 flavours as in 32 ingredients related to flavouring, not 32 different variations of IRNBRU like there is with coke and monster :)
@@carpinchipedia7009thanks
The taste is simple. It’s ginger, it’s fizzy and it’s phenomenal
irn bru is ridiculously good🤤 I actually get hints of bubble gum as well which is why I love it so much because here in the UK we do actually have bubble gum soda
Hungover and absolutely choking for an irn bru now 😂
It's a ass drink, id rather drink 3 day old flat pop than that crap
@@gmoney9490you called it pop - your opinion has been nullified
That's cos yer an eejit @@gmoney9490
It was better before sugar tax and artificial sweeteners
Yeah I heard the same
@@VladSlickBartender it was so protested by Irn Bru fans that they’ve released Irn Bru 1901 which is the original recipe.
Also you should try Malta’s national soda called Kinnie which is similar
@@FalcaoXTZ Hm I thought I heard that even the 1901 wasn't full sugar.
Also, I've never seen it, so, fat lot of use that is.
irn bru tastes like bubblegum and rust, its lovely
It does not not taste like bubble gum 😂😂but maybe I’m missing something
I was gonna say we’re did bubblegum come from
It does taste like bubblegum bro
@@4-2day54 no it doesn’t
I’ve been to Scotland absolutely love the country the people everything. Truly one of the most beautiful places on earth. I tired haggis it’s alright. I’d certainly get it from a butcher before I get it from tescos or sainsburys but man I couldn’t with irn bru. Instantly reminded me of cough syrup when I was a little kid
Used to be. Before they added the artificial sweeteners. Find the 1901 version in the glass bottles, it’s pretty much the good aul original 👍
Its made of girders.
Showing your age now 😂😂
And Rebar right?
It tastes like Scotland in a can that’s the only name the flavour needs 😂
SCOTLAND FOR EVERRRR
As an American who visited the UK a few years back and tried Irn-Bru when I was visiting Newcastle, I can confirm it’s really nice
To me it tasted mostly like cream soda, but with a very delicate citrusy flavor as well
I’m from Glasgow, this is definitely my favourite fizzy drink
Best DRINK of all time tbh
🟠🔵🟠🔵
It’s actually horrible, tastes like medicine
@@animalzebra3341correction: you think it’s horrible
It's ass, really id rather drink a 3 day flat soda with crap in than that irn crap lmao 🤡
Irn bru for life ❤
I have to imagine a scottish product would be more popular in scottland than an american product.
Well done sherlock
You say that. But Coke isnt just the top in North America. Its pretty consistently up top, above a hell of a lot of local stuff.
@@ultimateninjaboi well thats unfortunate. Its absolute dogwater in my book, nasty stuff. I'd try an Irn Bru though
It’s the only country in the world where coca cola is sold and isn’t #1. That’s the sentence he highlighted when he was saying it, and it’s a fact I already knew and makes me proud of my country for managing to create it.
Love it, since I moved to the UK it's been my go to
I picked one out the fridge less than a minute ago. The stuff is legendary.
In Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, we used to have a version called Cape Breton Highlands Irn Bru, which people used to say used a recipe they received from the same people behind the original Scottish version. I can't say if it's true or not, and I never had a chance to compare the two side by side before the Cape Breton beverage company got bought by Pepsi and stopped making it, but it had a really unique taste.
It's the best thing ever made. I order it online to the US all the time.
Hands down one of the best sodas in the world. I choose this over most sodas, every time.
As a Scotsman I appreciate this thank you very much
Irn bru and southern comfort just hits different
As a person who lives in Scotland, Irn-Bru is the key to my happiness 😍 THE BEST!!!!!! ❤
Ah Irn Bru, the elixer of life, gold in a can.
To me it tastes like ginger and lemonade had mad love and made the best soft drink ever.
Give it a try, but make sure it's fizzy and COLD! The last part is especially important.
IRN BRU IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST AND DONT DENY THAT!!!!!!!!!!!
It's absolutely mint. The Extra version is sound too.
Irn Bru is pretty big in South Africa too. Just branded differently.
Irn bru is my go-to soft drink. Just wish fast food places and restaurants sold it. Though it's only £8 for a crate of 24 cans in the supermarket. Dangerous, though, when they are cold, I can easily nail 24 cans in a week.
Love from Scotland! This little drink gets us through some rough shit!
As an Englishman Irn Bru is absolutely amazing i love it. The Scots know how to make great drinks
I like it. The lady at the import foods/drinks store said most customers do not like it because they say it tastes like cough syrup.
It’s lovely and I’m scottish so if any body try’s to guess the taste it’s obv marshmallow and orange tropical but what I say its its own flavour
I’m a Scottish fan. I ♥️ iron brow
i live in britain and even i like irn bru, it just tastes like heaven
One thing to keep in mind is we have a sugar tax that got implemented in the last 10 years, iron bru decided to reduce the sugar so they wouldnt get taxed, 1901 IS full sugar but uts still different to the "modern" old recipe!😊
From the srates, tried it and i love it. And it has like a third of the sugar as american sodas.
I am from Scotland and It is my favourite
I am Scottish and I can tell you it is perfect
I love it, that and Vernors are easy to locate in the Detroit area, the area where I tried both drinks. Vernors is historically correct original ginger ale, of which it has no comparison anywhere. No ginger Ale even approaches the fruity bouquet that slaps your tongue every sip with a Vernors. Y I ull literally hate regular Ginger Ale after you try it, there is a feeling of being robbed your entire life when you finally find and sample it, especially in mixed drinks, there is no comparison.
irn bru, guarana, and inca cola are hands down the best sodas (and mixers) ever
Best drink ever, come down to Scotland, England, anywhere in the UK and drink Irn-Bru
All the rappers we work with drink this stuff and it makes them rap really really fast !!
Iron Bru will always have a special place in my heart, not only do i love it but my nan did too
Love it. Pleasantly different - like a Celtic Dr Pepper.
I’m an American who lived in Scotland. This was the single greatest discovery second only to haggis.
Farmers union Iced coffee 600ml also out sells Coca-Cola on South Australia, although it’s not a soft drink.
Remember as a kid we use to jump about with the glass bottle of iron bru amazing it's definitely our national drink hands of 🏴🏴
The best pop and the commercials are hilarious 😂
I bought it because of this video and I love it for me it reminds me of a orange cream soda
I always choose Irn-Bru over everything else when given the chance, and yeah definitely taste bubblegummy to me too.
You need to try the original recipe IRN BRU it has much more sugar and is amazing they cut the sugar when sugar tax was introduced in UK but they still make the original it’s just more expensive
Try the Irn-Bru 1901, the bottled version specifically. The cans are overpriced and have a weird aftertaste.
I cant drink the regular kind anymore due to having developed a Caffeine Allergy. So, i highly recommend it for anyone else looking for a caffine free pop.
I miss irn bru so much. Every time i visit the UK I drink it like water. But back home, its hard to get and expensive
irn bru + navy rum = a rusty sailor. my favorate drink
The UK has it as well and it's my fav drink
met some young kid back when i was high school on rocket league, we started partying up and would play often. i remember asking him what his favorite foods and drinks were and this was one of them. i then that day went out to my local store that carries international everything and picked one up. definitely an interesting drink but can understand why he and many others are fond of it
Barr make some amazing drinks, not just Irn Bru. DnB, Tizer, Rubicon, Lime and Pineapple are excellent.
As a scot myself it’s so good
Made in Scotland, from girders!! And it’s ginger, like many of us Scot’s 🏴🏴💯❤️
im scottish and can confirm that this is what we bleed when we get cut, and then the cut also immediatly gets healed, try the original one next btw, its way better in my opinion
Try dandelion and burdock! (I drink it as a cola substitute, it actually tastes better than coca cola imo)
We have Iron Brew in South Africa. Pretty good.