Stewart's Orange Cream

The Stewart's brand traces back to Frank Stewart, who started a root beer business and opened roadside stands in the United States in the 1920s. Root beer was the original Stewart's product, and the brand later expanded into other flavors including Orange 'n Cream. The brand is now part of Crown Pacific Brands' portfolio of retro sodas.

Stewart's Orange 'n Cream is caffeine-free, which is consistent with most orange sodas and cream sodas on the market. This distinguishes it from Sunkist Orange Soda, which does contain caffeine in its US formulation. Stewart's positions its sodas as classic, all-ages beverages.

Stewart's Orange 'n Cream blends orange soda flavor with the sweet vanilla profile of cream soda, creating a taste reminiscent of a Creamsicle or orange creamsicle ice cream treat. The flavor is designed to echo the retro soda-fountain style that the Stewart's brand is built around. It is generally richer and more dessert-like than a standard orange soda.

Yes, Stewart's Orange 'n Cream is commonly sold in glass bottles, which is central to the brand's retro premium positioning. The glass bottle packaging is found in grocery stores, convenience stores, and specialty beverage retailers. This packaging has been consistent since the brand was repositioned as a gourmet soda.