I was up late last night, a little TOO late, completing the edits to my first podcast for GiveMeSeltzer.com. I’ve been involved in web design for over ten years now and I have to say I haven’t felt anything like this since I launched that first web site back inRead More →
Lisa, from Seattle, Washington, recalls the family story about how her great-grandfather was permanently blinded by an exploding seltzer bottle.Read More →
Carol from Chicago sent in her recollections of growing up with a home-installed seltzer faucet.Read More →
My friend Tim, in Atlanta, had this to say, by Instant Messenger, after the first time he viewed this site:Read More →
Naomi, from Ben Gurion University of the Negev, recently wrote the following about making seltzer at home in Israel:Read More →
Paul, from Silver Spring, Maryland, send in the following story about his relatives involvment with the seltzer industry.Read More →
I look forward to writing more about the generous offices of Beverage World, the oldest continuous publication related to the bottling industry. Founded as the National Bottlers’ Gazette at the end of the 19th century, its creator was a charismatic and effusive writer, whose editorials are often a gas toRead More →
Jeff, from Philadelphia & Minneapolis (I’m not sure exactly how that works), sent me some really cool information about his family getting started in the seltzer business in New Jersey and the census track that shows the occupation as “Sode Factory”.Read More →
They say Israel is the land of milk and honey. But I received a fascinating report from a Chava at Lehigh University, who suggests Israel is also the land of free flowing seltzer:Read More →
Marcia wrote me about her memories of her family working for the Southland Beverage Company in Brooklyn:Read More →