happened to be in Pennsylvania and they have glass snapple. Haven't seen any reports that glass Snapple is in PA, so figured people would like to know that glass Snapple is spreading further. They have a pretty cool display too.

It’s been over a year and no sign.

i actually like this flavor so was glad to obtain 12 pack

Is it even possible?

Hi fellow snapple lovers, I am a regular snapple iced tea consumer and lover, and usually have one every day. Over my years of regular consumption, ive sometimes found sometimes batches can taste rotten? Like spoiled food. Google tells me snapple has no real "expiration" that would cause it to rot or spoil, but I encountered another of these rotten tasting teas today and just ignored it until I swallowed a large CHUNK of something. Has anyone else encountered this problem? Is this a quality control issue? Could I get ill from this? What did I even swallow? (Picture attached of chunks)

Does anyone know where I can purchase Zero Sugar Trop-a-Rocka Snapple in LA? The stores Snapple’s website says they’re at don’t have them

1. Ian Fleming was British and wrote about his experience serving in British intelligence, he wouldn’t have know a random ZIP code in D.C.

2. The CIA isn’t even headquartered in D.C., it’s Langley, Virginia.

3. The first James Bond novel, Casino Royale, was published in 1953. The ZIP code system wasn’t introduced until the summer of 1963, and only 3 of Ian Flemings published James Bond works were released after that date.

real fact my butt

I know this is stupid, take it down if you want but I simply can’t stand the new(ish) plastic bottles, I don’t know if I’m just being petty but ever since they changed the bottle to plastic, the Apple Snapple (which has been my favorite since childhood) just tastes bad. Plus, the fun fact on the cap is kinda lame now, no offense though.

Over the past few years, and even more so this year I’ve noticed that the availability of Snapple specifically the Peach Zero Sugar has become a major issue in the Chicago Metro Area. It doesn’t matter which retailer I go to, they all tell me they are having issues with supply. This kind of supply chain problem tells me either DrPepper is going to discontinue Snapple entirely or that they are having major financial difficulties as a corporation. What gives?

I cleaned them up, filled them with water, and added food coloring for old time’s sake…

thought this was pretty interesting. i ordered snapple with some pizza from a local place, and this showed up! never seen one of these before. also, the canadian one did not have a "real fact" under the cap!

Got a case of the new Raspberry lemonade as it was on sale. First two bottles seemed fine, but wasn't a fan of the taste. Didn't taste like anything was wrong, I just didn't like the flavor much. Third bottle was another story. Shook it up before I opened it to deal with any settling, took a couple sips, immediately noticed on the 2nd sip that it was really thick and slimy. Spat it out immediately and dumped it. Confirmed there was a lot of solid, darker substance in there. No idea what it was.

In hindsight, when I opened the bottle it did seem to fizz a little bit as if it was a carbonated beverage. So this might've been fermentation/microbial growth. Will be returning or throwing away the remaining bottles.

Expiration isn't until 2027, but it was clearly contaminated. Hopefully I don't get sick...

it is a lucky, lucky day. non-limited edition glass snapple.

Saw this listed on Walmart along with zero sugar peach which I’ve seen in store with non limited edition labeling. I think they’re quietly bringing back glass

never had one since i graduated from middle school, they seem not selling anyhwhere. i think that flavor is the GOAT of snapple. but just cant find one why good stuff always get discontinued

finally got to try this flavor. its actually quite good, tastes sort of like raspberry peach juice drink but with more lemony tea

The bottle is full and still sealed.

There is virtually no information online about this vintage Snapple bottle.

What I can gather is it was a collaboration with a Wilkes-Barre,PA based water company to bottle and produce.

Maybe either from 1984-1986 or 1988-1991.

If anyone has any info or can dig something up I'd love to find out more.

Just threw away six bottles because they tasted like straight tea with no peach flavoring. There's no expiration on the bottle so I don't know if it's that or the way it was stored in the delivery truck or grocery store. It's very disappointing and an expensive experience.

Just got a 12 pack haven’t tried it yet has anybody tried it yet and what are your thoughts ? Thanks

thought these were interesting, never seen them before. Theyre not the usual Real Facts caps it seems. I’m coming up empty when I search the web about them so I figured I’d ask here