Tombstone Sarsparilla

Fabulous product that is loved by my neighbor. He can't get enough for this product. Export out of AZ.

For me, it's been a tradition to visit Tombstone once a year around the fall season. However, what had alluded me for so many years has been to make a stop here to get a bottle of sarsparilla. In the past, I'd be heading back to my car parked near the Tombstone courthouse and about to hit the road and I'd think about getting a bottle of sarsparilla but stop myself because I'd be making a drive to Bisbee or back to Tucson and figured I didn't want to drink anything and then have to make a stop for the bathroom. Well, this year I decided to get a bottle and have a drink anyway. Let me say, the first thing that happened when that sweet sarsparilla hit my tongue was getting washed over with nearly 15 years of regret because that's how long I been brushing this place off.From now on going forward, I'm going to get myself a bottle to have while I'm strolling up and down Fremont St. It turns out they also ship their product so they make a great gift to those who aren't able to visit and experience this part of the old West.Definitely make a stop here when you're visiting Tombstone!

The owners are super friendly and chatted it up with us. The sarsaparillaWas refreshing and we even brought some back to California. Must do when in Tombstone.

Fun little shop, social and humorous owner, and a nice product. It's a fun little spot to stop in at while visiting Tombstone.

Yelp did it again!I was on the top row of the high noon reenactment of rhe OK corral shootout. I turned around and there it was across the street! A sign, an omen, a coincidence? It said "the best rootbeer in the West"! I thought to myself well it's the best or they couldn't possibly advertise that! ;-) So after reading the reviews I was even more interested in trying this. It's flat root beer! Never tried that before and I thought that would be cool. A non- burping soda experience!?This stuff was really tasty and after trying this style it's unclear why any soda would be bubbly. Tastes like Stuart's root beer with MUCH smoother and stronger flavor. Absolutely delicious and I bought a 4 pack.Each bottle commemorates 1 of 4 of the historical figures as seen in the picture below. Screw tops can go back on and since flat can be saved for later. This was so refreshing and a perfect end cap for my 1st tombstone experience.

OMG! I have tried at least twenty different sarsaparilla over the years and this brand was hands down the best I have ever had. Swing by, pull up a stool and enjoy a cold one!I was surprised to learn that there was no carbonation in it so once you have removed it from the refrigerator you can put it back in days later without ruining the taste.

"The Rootbeer of the Old West" Sooo good!Afternoon, just got off a stagecoach and walking around Tombstone pretty thirsty. I saw Johnny One Dog standing behind the counter of a barn-like building. A big sign above him said sarsparilla and I actually came to Tombstone intending to find a good place to get one. I walked up, slammed my hand down on the wood counter, "Sarsparilla!" He laughed and said that I wouldn't regret it and that it was the best Sarsparilla in town. Danged if he wasn't right! At $2.50 a bottle, I downed one of the ice-cold bottles and then bought 5 more - a few to take home and drink and a few as souvenirs to share because it was so good. Plus the bottles were awesome souvenirs - the "gunfighter collection". I bought a bottled water there too.I tried sarsparilla at a few other places around town, but there was something about his that made it better. He was really friendly and it was fun talking to him. If you are in Tombstone, you MUST stop by his stand (across from the park on 3rd street between Allen and Fremont). Tell him Adriana from Los Angeles sent you ;)"Justice is coming but Tombstone Sarsparilla is here!"

Johnny One Dog, you are the man!!!Walking around Tombstone, you can't help but see places selling the local Sarsparilla. But you just need to go to the source, buy some to take home, and one to open and drink on the spot while chatting it up with the man behind it all.The location is pure character, and you just can't help but be drawn to it. And the Sasparilla... well, he has it down! Fantastic flavor and great conversation. One of the highlights of Tombstone!

Sarsaparilla. It doesn't matter if you call it root beer or sarsaparilla, what kid doesn't like a good root beer? And a life without root beer floats just wouldn't be worth living IMO. It's a shame that we haven't figured out how make FDA-approved using the old recipes but that a topic for another website.Tombstone Sarsaparilla is GOOD sarsaparilla. The family took Dr. Jay's walking tour and then went right across the street to get a cold drink and were happy that we did.The building may not look like much but an ice cold sarsaparilla on a hot day, hell any day, well worth the stop. If you are in town with kids, this is the way to go.

The gentleman there was very friendly and the sarsaparilla was delicious. Next trip we will definitely go back.