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Grape Soda does not have to be water, sugar, and artificial flavoring. If you go to most supermarkets in the United States, you will find premium grape soda that is actually made from grape juice. Infact, it is the most widely available premium softdrink in the world. To find a ginger ale or a rootbeer that is actually brewed is quite rare for example, but it is very easy to find a premium grape soda. It is often used in ceremonies as a childrens substitute for wine such as at weddings [[Special:Contributions/68.188.25.170|68.188.25.170]] ([[User talk:68.188.25.170|talk]]) 23:49, 7 August 2011 (UTC) |
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I am surprised the article doesn't mention its association with African-American culture.
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Grape Soda does not have to be water, sugar, and artificial flavoring. If you go to most supermarkets in the United States, you will find premium grape soda that is actually made from grape juice. Infact, it is the most widely available premium softdrink in the world. To find a ginger ale or a rootbeer that is actually brewed is quite rare for example, but it is very easy to find a premium grape soda. It is often used in ceremonies as a childrens substitute for wine such as at weddings 68.188.25.170 (talk) 23:49, 7 August 2011 (UTC)