Tribe.net. Local Connections R. Rangel http://BlenheimGinger.tribe.net/thread/f433d295-2dfe-45d0-b2bc-5e5e6acaa69c#3bf9bbcf-6c82-49ca-9093-7bb9a4faf411 2006-05-02T14:07:56Z 2006-05-02T14:07:56Z

While I myself have no knowledge regarding Blenheim's status I can tell you that news of their impending demise is probably fake. I mean it is the South, people gotta talk man.

R. Rangel 2006-05-02T14:07:56Z matt http://BlenheimGinger.tribe.net/thread/f433d295-2dfe-45d0-b2bc-5e5e6acaa69c#eb120c60-812a-4dab-b3d7-4663f989e9dd 2005-11-04T02:15:36Z 2005-11-04T02:15:36Z

i know the family that own's the company. they're not broke, not laundering money, and the gingerale is available all seasons. the best thing to do is pick up the phone and call them to place an order. 843-774-0322

matt 2005-11-04T02:15:36Z Darius http://BlenheimGinger.tribe.net/thread/f433d295-2dfe-45d0-b2bc-5e5e6acaa69c#fa36b14e-9a57-4b0f-9502-57a7c86dbb79 2005-10-14T19:19:43Z 2005-10-14T19:19:43Z

I met someone from South Carolina, and they said the reason Blenheim doesn't have a web page is that, more often than not they are declaring bankruptcy or something, and that it's a poorly run family business, more of a tax write off or a money laundering scheme, and the only reason they are still around is their loyal customer base who is willing to pay exhorbitant prices for their goods. If anyone know of a business that sells this stuff and can pay the freight rate, clue me in. Darius P.S. Haven't had any HOT ginger ale in over a year!

Darius 2005-10-14T19:19:43Z