The Dad's Root Beer Company
| Industry | Beverages |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Jasper, Indiana, United States |
| Key people | Keith Hedinger, president and CEO Andrea Hedinger, vice president of sales and marketing |
| Products | Dad's Root Beer, Sun Crest, Dr. Wells, Bubble Up |
| Owner(s) | Hedinger Brands, LLC. |
| Website | DadsRootBeer.com |
In 2007, The Dad's Root Beer Company, LLC of Jasper, Indiana, was formed by Keith Hedinger when Hedinger Brands, LLC acquired the Dad's Root Beer brand and other soda brands from The Monarch Beverage Co. of Atlanta. Hedinger was approached as owner of Hedinger Beverage Distributing Co., Inc., the largest nonbottler distributor of Dad's. Other soda brands purchased by Hedinger Brands, LLC are Bubble Up, Dr. Wells and Sun Crest. Dad's has added 140 additional distributors since acquisition by Hedinger Brands. Jewel-Osco in Chicago, Albertson’s in California and Nevada, Kmart stores, Pamida Hometown Values, Big Lots, Food City, World Market Stores, Kwik Trip, and Casey's General Stores are all retailers of Dad's brand.
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