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Most people think Coca-Cola was America’s first soda… but it wasn’t even close. Vernors Ginger Ale was created all the way back in 1866, making it the oldest soft drink in the United States — nearly 20 years older than Coke and Dr Pepper. This quick history fact breaks down the real timeline behind America’s oldest soda and why so many people get it wrong. #history #facts #DidYouKnow #shorts Dr pepper can photo by Cyclonebill's , CC BY-SA 2.0 Vernors Ginger Ale by photo Mike Fritcher CC BY-SA 2.
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Most people think Coca-Cola was America’s first soda… but it wasn’t even close. Vernors Ginger Ale was created all the way back in 1866, making it the oldest soft drink in the United States — nearly 20 years older than Coke and Dr Pepper. This quick history fact breaks down the real timeline behind America’s oldest soda and why so many people get it wrong. #history #facts #DidYouKnow #shorts Dr pepper can photo by Cyclonebill's , CC BY-SA 2.0 Vernors Ginger Ale by photo Mike Fritcher CC BY-SA 2.
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