Product Overview
"Ye Olde Fashioned" Root Beer
This family-secret recipe has been quenching Boston thirsts since 1914. Tower Root Beer is a premium old-fashioned root beer that will bring you back to the days of popping bottles in your basement from your family's home-brewed root beer.
Characteristics of Tower Root Beer:
- New England's Premier Root Beer
- Quenching Boston's Thirst since 1914
- Same Family, Original Recipe
- Caffeine Free, Gluten Free
- Sweetened with 100% pure cane sugar
- 12 ounce glass bottles
INGREDIENTS: PURE CARBONATED WATER, 100% CANE SUGAR, NATURAL AND/OR ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR EXTRACTS, CARAMEL COLOR, SODIUM BENZOATE (PRESERVATIVE)
NUTRITION FACTS
- Serv. Size 1 bottle,
- Amount/Serving, Calories 170, % DV*, Total Fat 0g 0%,
- Sodium 35mg 1%, Total Carb 45g 14%,
- Sugars 43g, Protein 0g,
*Percent Daily Values (DV) are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Root Beer Float "Black Cow" Recipe
- Place 1 scoop of ice cream into each of two tall glasses.
- Pour Tower Root Beer carefully over the ice cream.
- Add another scoop
- Fill with Tower Root Beer to top of glasses.
- Add Whipped Cream and Maraschino Cherry if desired.
Make it For Adults
Prior to filling the glass with more Tower Root Beer, add in 1-2 ounces of your favorite liquor. We suggest
- Vanilla Vodka​
- Dark Rum
- Kentucky Bourbon
Tower Beverages Overview
Gone for 30 years, the family of Domenick Cusolito, has resurrected the old family recipe of this Boston Root Beer. Prospect Hill Beverages, LLC has brought back Tower Root Beer to the New England area using the original family recipe bottled and distributed by Prospect Hill Bottling and Soda Water Co. Tower Root Beer was first established in Somerville, MA in 1914 by Domenick Cusolito who immigrated to the United States from Salina, Italy and settled in the Boston area. After World War II, his sons, Jack, Richard and Paul, assumed the responsibility for the management and operation of the family business. Now, Mr. Cusolito's grandson Larry and grand daughters Carolyn and Judy head up a third-generation of the family that has reintroduced the Tower Root Beer brand in the New England region and re-established the Cusolito family tradition in the soft drink market.
