In 1924, a guy named Frank Steward created Stewart’s Root Beer, also better known as a brand of root beer. This is famous for its creamy and smooth flavour profile, often described as having a rich and frothy taste with hints of vanilla and wintergreen. Similarly every year on June 17, we celebrate National Stewart Root Beer Day. However, it is the day when you enjoy your day and appreciate this classic root beer, whether by siping it straight from the bottle, making root beer floats or celebrating it by sharing memories of enjoying Stewart’s Root Beer with friends and family.
When was Stewart’s root beer invented?
In 1924, Stewart’s root beer was invented by Frank Stewards, who originally developed the recipe for its Oda fountain in Mansfield, Ohio. Since that time, Stewart’s root beer has been famous around the world.
History of Stewart’s Root Beer
This Stewarts’s root beer earned popularity through its original soda fountain origins and has since become available in bottled and canned forms, distributed widely in supermarkets and convenience stores. In the year 1924, the company was started as a small business by the American teacher and entrepreneur, Frank Stewart.
Earnings, an extra source of income for his household prompted him to start selling root beers from a drive-thru. The first company started by selling the original taste of root beer but later on, it became famous, after the company added more flavours to the cart.
