Torani Root Beer Syrup — 750 ml Concentrated Classic Flavor for Sodas & Floats

This 750 ml bottle captures the warming notes of sweet birch, subtle wintergreen and bright vanilla top notes to produce a familiar root beer profile. Use it as a soda base, a float syrup, or a mix-in for cocktails and desserts. The syrup is concentrated, so a little goes a long way — standard mixing is 1–2 ounces per 8–12 ounces of sparkling water, and a single 1 oz serving provides 70 calories.

How do I make a classic Torani root beer at home?

Preparing a homemade root beer is simple and quick. Combine the syrup with chilled carbonated water, adjust the ratio for sweetness, and serve over ice for a refreshing soda.

• Mix 1–2 fl oz (30–60 ml) Torani Root Beer Syrup with 8–12 fl oz chilled sparkling water.
• Fill a glass with ice, pour sparkling water, then add syrup and stir gently.
• Garnish with a mint sprig or lemon wheel if desired.

What’s the best way to make a root beer float using this syrup?

For a classic float, the syrup intensifies the soda base so the ice cream and root beer flavors balance perfectly. Scoop premium vanilla ice cream into a tall glass, add chilled sparkling water and Torani syrup, and spoon foam as it forms.

• Scoop 1–2 generous scoops of vanilla ice cream into a chilled tall glass.
• Mix 1 oz (30 ml) syrup with 8–10 oz sparkling water; pour slowly over the ice cream.
• Use a straw and long spoon to enjoy the creamy, fizzy layers.

Can I use Torani Root Beer Syrup for other recipes and drinks?

Yes — the syrup is versatile beyond sodas. It adds root-beer flavor to cocktails, mocktails, baked goods, and dairy-based desserts, giving recipes a familiar, nostalgic taste without brewing or long prep.

• Stir 0.5–1 oz into milkshakes or coffee-flavored desserts for a twist.
• Blend a dash into cocktails for fizzy, aromatic notes or into nonalcoholic mocktails.
• Brush a light layer on warm cakes or mix into frosting for root-beer accents.

How much syrup is in one bottle and what are the nutrition basics?

The bottle contains 750 ml of concentrated syrup — enough for many servings. Nutrition per 1 oz (30 ml) serving: 70 calories, 18 g carbohydrate (all sugar), 10 mg sodium, and no fat or protein. It’s meant as a flavoring; adjust portion sizes to fit dietary needs.

• Volume: 750 ml bottle — multiple dozen 1 oz servings.
• Serving size: 1 oz (30 ml) — 70 calories, 18 g sugar.
• Store tightly capped in a cool place after opening to maintain flavor.

Who is this for? Torani Classic Root Beer Syrup is designed for home entertainers, café operators, and anyone who enjoys crafting customized sodas and nostalgic desserts. It suits people who want ready-to-use, consistent root beer flavor without long preparation, and it’s handy for bartenders, bakers, and families seeking a shelf-stable, easy-to-mix syrup for floats, milkshakes, and creative beverages.

Ingredients

Pure cane sugar, water, natural flavors, citric acid, phosphoric acid, caramel color, sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate (to preserve freshness).