The settlement ended both a 120-year relationship and Dublin’s run as the state’s iconic — and, for several decades, only — bottler of Dr Pepper made with real cane sugar.

The bottler brews Dr Pepper, whose cans and bottles proudly wear the Imperial Pure Cane stamp, technically for the 68,000 residents in the 40-mile radius around Dublin.

It was made with Imperial pure-cane sugar, instead of high fructose corn syrup and came in old-fashioned, 8-ounce bottles that have a nostalgic appeal for many.

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Dr Pepper was invented in 1891 in Waco, Texas, but the real genesis of Dr Pepper is the scorching summer months (particularly in the South), where the heat dehydrates and saps energy.

The company now has its own line of cane-sugar sweetened sodas, while DPS still sells “Dr Pepper Made With Imperial Cane Sugar.” A visit to DublinDrPepper.com displays the logos of both companies.

First, you need to find Dr Pepper that’s made with Imperial pure cane sugar. Using one made with corn syrup could result in a bitter drink.

Don't use corn syrup Dr Pepper. You have to splurge for the good stuff, made with Imperial pure cane sugar. You can find the 8-ounce glass bottles at most grocery stores.