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Comment on It was a Dark ‘n’ Stormy Night at Blenheim Ginger Ale… by rs303909

rs303909 — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 21:23:15 +0000

The original plant, that is burned down and gone, was right beside the current location of the Blenheim Spring itself. From SC HWY 38, one would go east on SC HWY 381 and turn onto the second road. You could also reach it by going east on Spring Rd directly from Hwy 38. It’s maybe a half-mile off the highway. I added a marker for Blenheim Mineral Spring, and in some shots of the road on Google Maps you can still see an old image of the plant.

Comment on Online Explosion by rs303909

rs303909 — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 20:52:56 +0000

Yes Doug, the Diet is the same heat level as the Not So Hot, but we don’t have any plan to make a hotter version right now, but who knows what the future might hold??

Comment on It was a Dark ‘n’ Stormy Night at Blenheim Ginger Ale… by Michael Rivers

Michael Rivers — Sat, 17 Sep 2011 01:13:16 +0000

I think I am remembering correctly, sitting in my dads car while he sold produce to “Jasper’s Grocery” beside the Blenheim plant less than a block off Hwy. 38. I know I have “senior” moments, but I take your directions to the original plant to be farther out of Blenheim than my recollection. Somebody got the time to help out a long time Blenheim drinker? Loved your product since the early fifties. Had to swap to the gold cap, tho. Still some good stuff.

Comment on Online Explosion by Doug

Doug — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 21:47:40 +0000

Hey is the diet the same as the not so hot? And do you plan on two diets to match the two hot levels ?

Comment on It was a Dark ‘n’ Stormy Night at Blenheim Ginger Ale… by Put some Blenheim in your Blenheim « Blenheim Ginger Ale

Put some Blenheim in your Blenheim « Blenheim Ginger Ale — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 06:50:32 +0000

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Comment on Online Explosion by gerry

gerry — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 03:31:04 +0000

it must’ve been about 8 years ago now when I stumbled upon my one and only bottle of Blenheims Hot No. 3. I was visiting some friends up around Plumtree, N.C. and stopped in a country store (don’t remember the name). there was an upright cooler near the front door that had ice cold bottles of Blenheims. I’d never even heard of this brand of ginger ale before but i liked spicy so i figured i’d give it a whirl.

i sat out in the parking lot on a picnic bench and sipped the strange brew until my brow started to bead up with sweat. it was amazing!

i forgot to write down the name of the ginger ale and have spent the last 8 years trying to find a ginger ale with as much kick as this one delivered. there is none to be found.

now i’ve got the name again, just need to find a bottle.

Comment on Online Explosion by Nolan Bailey, Sr.

Nolan Bailey, Sr. — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 21:20:25 +0000

Several years ago we ordered several cases of Blenheim Ginger Ale for a reunion of our USAF squadron. We’d read several reviews on the Net and were skeptical, but we decided to make it a feature of this particular reunion. We shouldn’t have been skeptical. Everyone at the reunion conceded that Blenheim Ginger Ale was absolutely the best ginger ale that they had ever tried. That’s saying something for crew members that have flown all over the World, and have had a “drink or two” of ginger ale with their bourbon. In comparison, all of the other brands of ginger ale shouldn’t even be labeled as “ginger ale.”

It’s nice to have three different choices. Since I’m from Texas, I do love the “red cap,” but it’s all great. Just don’t inhale when you’re having the “Hot No. 3.” Give it a try, you won’t be disappointed. Just wish it was available at some store in the Dallas area.

Nolan Bailey Sr.
The Firebird Association

Comment on Two Bogs ~ One Meal by Kris Brinckerhoff

Kris Brinckerhoff — Thu, 09 Dec 2010 12:32:05 +0000

Hi there, thank you for that. I was trying to find a filling stew recipe to get me through the christmas month, and this seems perfect. I found an entire stew recipes site here too that seems to have lots of good ideas, maybe you can get some more inspiration there. Anyway, thanks again, I will bookmark and read more another time

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Thu, 28 Oct 2010 01:58:44 +0000

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Comment on The Blenheim Online Store Is Now Open! by Diane Meier

Diane Meier — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 20:58:53 +0000

Hoooraaaaaayyy!

There is nothing else like it – no substitute — for mixing, for cooking, for drinking.

The heat, the quality – the great spicy-hot surprise of Blenheim makes every other ginger ale a pale idea of ginger.