OMG! You can get Moxie in PA......

[Bill Reidy]

I'm sayin' nothin' about Dunkin'!

[Jeff Schumaker]

Is Jason savoring the Moxie after a hard day's work?

Jeff S.

[Ed Lecuyer]

I'm not sure that one "savors" a Moxie...

[John Kokas]

Oh yes you do Ed!  I savor each and every one.  For those who would be interested, I am bringing a case of original recipe Moxie to FWW.  The stuff in the cans is corn syrup sweetener and a slightly different recipe.  My bottler in PA still makes it according to the original recipe with cane sugar and in glass bottles the way it used to be.  You can easily taste the difference. 

[James Patten]

I think there's a state law about importing Moxie into Maine.

[John Kokas]

Oh Wow!  A possible new career path for my retirement - Moxie Bootlegger 

[Jeff Schumaker]

Oh yes you do Ed!  I savor each and every one.  For those who would be interested, I am bringing a case of original recipe Moxie to FWW.  The stuff in the cans is corn syrup sweetener and a slightly different recipe.  My bottler in PA still makes it according to the original recipe with cane sugar and in glass bottles the way it used to be.  You can easily taste the difference. 

John,

Would that be the Catawissa Bottling Co.?

Jeff S.

[John Kokas]

Right on the money Jeff, my favorite beverage (non-alcoholic) distributor.  They also make a mean birch beer.

[Wayne Laepple]

Multiple colors of birch beer, no less! Red, white, blue, caramel, clear and beer-color.

[Carl G. Soderstrom]

John
In the new language = beverage expediter.

[Alex Harvilchuck]

Oh yes you do Ed!  I savor each and every one.  For those who would be interested, I am bringing a case of original recipe Moxie to FWW.  The stuff in the cans is corn syrup sweetener and a slightly different recipe.  My bottler in PA still makes it according to the original recipe with cane sugar and in glass bottles the way it used to be.  You can easily taste the difference. 

John,

Would that be the Catawissa Bottling Co.?

Jeff S.

Everyone knows the best Moxie comes from Pennsylvania. It's just like drinking a Guinness n' Dublin me boyo!

Catawissa Bottling Company produced the Moxie brand of soda under license from 1945 to 1967. In 1978, the company again contracted to produce Moxie, which it continues to produce to this day in addition to selling Moxie collectibles and paraphernalia.

So ya'all are drinking that fake Moxie in a can! Maybe you'll get the bridge and all that track done faster with REAL Moxie like Popeye with his spinach! 

[Stephen Piwowarski]

We sell the real stuff up at the Sheepscot General on Townhouse Rd. in Whitefield. I don't think it comes from PA but it is made with cane sugar.

Steve

[Jeff Schumaker]

Steve,

Does it come in a bottle?

Jeff S.

[John Kokas]

According to my info, only Catawissa still makes Moxie the old way and in glass bottles.  The main Moxie plant in Mass. only does cans.  Now is there another independent bottler up in New England who makes it the old way?  Would be interesting to see if Moxie could become the official railroad beverage.  It does cover the time period of the railroad, and moxie ice cream floats are really good!

[Bob Holmes]

YES, Moxie as the official beverage of the WW&F!  Make available at official functions such as the Ice Cream Social (but be sure to have other options available as well).