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Gloria Anderson: the beverage of choice Transplant from Michigan extols the wonders of her favorite Ginger Ale, raising the suspicion that she has not yet graduated from the Adair Assimilation Academy; else why is she not drinking Ski? But the good nature of her letter indicates that she is "good people" the sort we need lot more of here. - EW Glora Anderson writes: Ed, I do like your delightful magazine. I am a transplant to Kentucky from Michigana, the original home of Vernors Ginger Ale. The bubbbly delicious drink is my favorite pop (the northern word for bottled soda). I can tell you that the current liquid sold as Vernors Ginger Ale is not the same as I loved as a younger person. It seems that the love of money, being the root of all evil, has influenced the process of producing this fine pop. However, I still beg all Michiganders who might be passing through this way to bring me some because it is harder to come by here.Thanks Gloria Anderson. You are right. The Vernors you describe is as good a "pop" as one can drink, a worthy example of the best of your beautiful home state of Michigan, and makes me want to go back again, have a Vernors, and make a pilgrammage to Oceana County in Asparagus Festival Time. Glad you liked the picture, and I'm glad no one yet has realized, yet, that it could be "Chateau Ste Michelle Riesling/Columbia Valley/Vintage 2013/100% Vinafera Rootstock/Established 1967," which it most certainly looks to be, and truth be known, I'd like to be able to purchase right here is Columbia. This story was posted on 2016-03-21 04:49:09
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