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 Stewart's Fountain Classics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Stewart's Fountain Classics are a brand of soft drink made in the United States.
Stewart's are meant to be like "old fashioned" fountain drinks made during the early to mid-20th century; incidentally, the brand originated in 1924.
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 Stewart's Fountain Classics - The BevNET.com Review
Stewart's Cream ale is the creamiest and smoothest cream soda that we have ever tasted.
Stewart's Diet Cream Soda is one of the better tasting diet cream sodas we've ever had.
Stewart's Grape Soda is a very refreshing Grape Soda that follows in the tradition of the Stewart's line.
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