🥤Door County Classic🥤
Door County Classicâ„¢
A classic cherry cola with a smooth tropical twist, inspired by one of America's most celebrated cherry-growing regions.
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Soda Options
- Coca-Cola®
- Diet Coke®
- Coke Zero Sugar®
- Pepsi®
- Diet Pepsi®
- Pepsi Zero Sugar®
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Flavor Profile
Cherry • Tropical • Smooth
Industry Popularity
6 Soda Shops Carry This Flavor Combination
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Soda Shop |
Order This Drink |
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FiiZ |
Shanfiizle |
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Quench-it |
Cherry Chip |
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Sugar Rush |
Unicorn Blood |
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Soda Jerks |
Rocky Mountain High |
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Twisted Sugar |
The Bop |
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Dirty Soda Pop Shop |
I'd Do Anything for Love |
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Ingredients
- Ice
- 1 tsp (5ml) or 1 capful of FnA Beverage Crafted Coconut Soda Syrup
- 1 tsp (5ml) or 1 capful of FnA Beverage Crafted Cherry Soda Syrup
- 12 oz of your preferred cola
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Instructions
- Fill a 16 oz cup halfway with ice.
- Add 1 tsp (5ml) or 1 capful each of FnA Beverage Crafted Coconut Soda Syrup and FnA Beverage Crafted Cherry Soda Syrup.
- Slowly pour in 12 oz of your preferred cola.
- Gently stir to combine the syrups and soda.
- Serve immediately and enjoy.
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💡 Pro Tip
For the best presentation, garnish with a maraschino cherry and a light sprinkle of toasted coconut. The cherry adds a pop of color while the coconut hints at the tropical flavor waiting in every sip.
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Why You'll Love It
If you're someone who enjoys a classic cherry cola, I think you're going to appreciate what the coconut brings to this recipe. It doesn't overpower the drink—it simply smooths the edges and gives it a richer, more refreshing finish. It's the kind of dirty soda that's familiar from the very first sip, yet just different enough to make you wonder why you haven't been drinking it this way all along. I find myself reaching for this one whenever I want something that's both nostalgic and a little unexpected, and I think you'll feel the same.
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🇺🇸 America Spotlight
Door County, Wisconsin, is home to more than 2,500 acres of cherry orchards and has been producing world-famous tart cherries for generations. Every summer, visitors flock to the peninsula to experience cherry fest and harvest season, making Door County one of America's most recognizable cherry destinations. Its rich agricultural heritage makes it the perfect inspiration for this smooth cherry-forward dirty soda.