a witness's account of a homicide. in the 2010 season 5 Boardwalk Empire episode, "Cuanto", the character Mickey Doyle asks for the drink while taking a long-distance call from Cuba. in the 2013 Hanya Yanagihara novel The People in the Trees, "Travelers heading west to California would stop in Peet for an egg salad sandwich and a celery soda from the general store near the station before reembarking." Yanagihara includes this as a marker of distinct time and geography. in the 2004 novel Wake Up, Sir! by Jonathan Ames, it is the favorite drink of the narrator, the fictional writer Alan Blair. in the 2013 novel Bleeding Edge'' by Thomas Pynchon, it is served at "a possibly make-believe Jewish delicatessen, Bagels ’n’ Blintzes." See also Cuisine of New York City Jewish cuisine Champagne soda References External links Review at ExoticSoda.com A Toast to Cel-Ray at Nextbook Products introduced in 1868 American soft drinks Cuisine of Baltimore Cuisine of New York City Cuisine of Philadelphia Florida cuisine Jewish American cuisine Jews and Judaism in Baltimore Jews and Judaism in Florida Jews and Judaism in New York City Jews and Judaism in Philadelphia Kosher drinks