how come you can't find 20oz grape soda?

I dont know what town and/or state you live in as I imagine every state is different but I live in Michigan and usually any store that sells Faygo will also have the 20 oz sodas including grape. I find faygo at my krogers and also at a few small party stores. Maybe you can try the faygo website and see if they have a store near you which sells faygo sodas. Or you can ask your store manager to please order grape soda or faygo to your store. If all else fails I would buy some grape juice and mix it with a little club soda.

Really? I never thought about it before. Now that you mention it, I haven't seen any 20 oz. grape sodas either. I guess that is because I don't usually drink grape flavored soda. And that is the reason why you don't find them around much.

It is because of supply and demand. If their isn't much of a demand for 20 oz grape sodas then there won't be much of a supply of it around in stores either. I am sure that in some parts of the country it is stocked in stores, because their is a demand for it.

Its kind of like grits. Here in the Midwest grits are hard to come by in restaurants, because not many people like them. However, down South almost every restaurant has grits on the menu, because people eat them a lot. It is all about supply and demand.

I dont know what town and/or state you live in as I imagine every state is different but I live in Michigan and usually any store that sells Faygo will also have the 20 oz sodas including grape. I find faygo at my krogers and also at a few small party stores. Maybe you can try the faygo website and see if they have a store near you which sells faygo sodas. Or you can ask your store manager to please order grape soda or faygo to your store. If all else fails I would buy some grape juice and mix it with a little club soda.

Never noticed that. I don't think I could drink 20 oz of grape soda at any one time!

They sell it where I live, but the only brand I find is Fanta. However, when you have rows of other products, like Mountain Dew, Pepsi, Coke, Dr. Pepper, and Sprite, you have a single row of grape soda.

But the one rule of retail is this: If it doesn't sell, get rid of it. You do not make money if it sits on the shelf collecting dust or expiring.

Grape soda is not good for you. Drink 100% grape juice.

Going to a gas station, is not good for you either.

Go to your grocery store and stock up, and save ($_$).

Probably because grape soda just isn't very popular.

i think its too much to put in a bottle, they just dont make them.

not standard, not good for retail

wat that guy said ^