£5.90
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Dublin Dr. Pepper Collectible (qty 1 ) 8oz full glass bottle Limited rare Out of Production
More than 10 available
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Shipping: United Kingdom: free (more destinations)
Condition: Brand new
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As of 5pm CST on January 11, 2012 Dublin Dr. Pepper ceases to be in production forever. Dublin Dr. Pepper Bottling lost a court battle and their rights to make and distribute Dublin Dr. Pepper with Imperial Sugar.
We have a very limited supply of these bottles (and can combine shipping on multiples if you ask ahead), and they will sell out and become rare and collectible. If you want a collector’s piece or just your last drink of Dublin Dr. Pepper, don’t wait to purchase this awesome beverage. We love it and you will too.
About Dublin Dr. Pepper:
The Dublin Dr Pepper Bottling was the oldest remaining Dr Pepper bottler, producing the beverage continuously since 1891. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, almost all American soft drink bottlers switched from cane sugar to HFCS (high-fructose corn syrup) because of a rise in the price of sugar for a number of political reasons. However, the owner of Dublin Dr Pepper Bottling Company of Dublin, Texas refused to switch sweeteners, and it remains one of few bottlers in the U.S.A to continue using cane sugar year round. Though the Dublin plant is not the only Dr Pepper bottler to use cane sugar instead of HFCS as a sweetener, the Dublin plant is the most well-known plant to not make the change. Dr Pepper containing cane sugar carries the Imperial Sugar logo and thus the variant became popularly known as "Dublin" Dr Pepper.
As of 2011, the Dublin Dr Pepper Bottling Co. had sales of $7 million a year and sells less than 1% of Dr Pepper's annual U.S. volume.
We have a very limited supply of these bottles (and can combine shipping on multiples if you ask ahead), and they will sell out and become rare and collectible. If you want a collector’s piece or just your last drink of Dublin Dr. Pepper, don’t wait to purchase this awesome beverage. We love it and you will too.
About Dublin Dr. Pepper:
The Dublin Dr Pepper Bottling was the oldest remaining Dr Pepper bottler, producing the beverage continuously since 1891. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, almost all American soft drink bottlers switched from cane sugar to HFCS (high-fructose corn syrup) because of a rise in the price of sugar for a number of political reasons. However, the owner of Dublin Dr Pepper Bottling Company of Dublin, Texas refused to switch sweeteners, and it remains one of few bottlers in the U.S.A to continue using cane sugar year round. Though the Dublin plant is not the only Dr Pepper bottler to use cane sugar instead of HFCS as a sweetener, the Dublin plant is the most well-known plant to not make the change. Dr Pepper containing cane sugar carries the Imperial Sugar logo and thus the variant became popularly known as "Dublin" Dr Pepper.
As of 2011, the Dublin Dr Pepper Bottling Co. had sales of $7 million a year and sells less than 1% of Dr Pepper's annual U.S. volume.
