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Double Colas: Great in iced glass bottles at the Adair Co. Fair She wonders if Double Cola changed formulas, or if just age difference made her most recent purchase seem different from childhood memories of drinking Green County national beverage? By Von Pierce If my memory serves me correctly, I think Double Cola was made in Greensburg by the same people who make the wonderful drink called Ski. Oh, I remember it so well! At the County Fair when I was a child - and that was some years ago, when my parents had the concession stands at the old fairground, when all sodas came in glass bottles - they would get so cold in that big long tub of ice!Double Cola had a taste of its own, for sure. The last time I had a bottle was about 15 years ago. I got it a some little country store around Greensburg, near a little community called Summershade, but it sure didn't seem to taste like it did when I was a child!But they say that your taste buds change: Could be, then, that the Double Cola had changed - just my age had had changed! - Von Price Comments re article 51080. Can anyone tell Maury about Double Cola This story was posted on 2012-04-07 06:58:59
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