the Salisbury Krispy Kreme. The Cheerwine doughnut returned again in July 2011. In 2010, Canton, Ohio–based Old Carolina Barbecue became the first restaurant chain in Ohio to offer Cheerwine as a fountain drink. By 2014, Cheerwine-based products including iced slushy, Cheerwine cakes and floats had become a signature part of the Old Carolina concept. During the summers of 2016 and 2017, Cheerwine Kreme, a soda with the flavors of Cheerwine and Krispy Kreme, was sold. In 2017 the Cheerwine Recipe Book was published, by Sandy Carol Sider. Cheerwine is sometimes mixed with Captain Morgan rum to make a drink called "Captain Cheerwine" or the "Whining Pirate". Slogans have included "Born in the South. Raised in a Glass", "Nectar of the South", "Betcha can't not smile." and "Uniquely Southern". Cheerwine has long been the unofficial drink of the YMCA's Conference on National Affairs. Occurring in June-July each year at the Blue Ridge Assembly Historic District in Black Mountain, North Carolina, the conference is a place where young people representing the U.S. states meet and discuss the important issues in their respective communities. Availability Cheerwine is currently available in much of the southeastern United States, from West Virginia south to Florida, but is better known in the Carolinas. Other spots to find Cheerwine are the many "specialty soda" stores throughout the country, as well as WinCo Foods in Washington state, Cracker Barrel restaurants, Cook Out restaurants, Sheetz convenience stores in Ohio and Pennsylvania, and overseas, in Oslo, Norway. It is sold either as a single bottle or as a pack of four. In April 2005, other regions of the United States began to bottle Cheerwine, mainly through Pepsi distributors. On March 9, 2011, The New York Times Diner's Journal referred to "The Expanding Cult of Cheerwine". On April 5, 2011, the company announced plans for nationwide distribution by 2017, the product's 100th anniversary. The same day, the company also introduced a new advertising campaign, "Born in the South. Raised in a glass." At the time, Cheerwine was available in 12 percent of the nation. Radio commercials for that campaign include "The Caper", where criminals left everything from a store except Cheerwine; and "Battle of the Bulge", in which a soldier from the Salisbury area has two bottles sent to him during World War II and gives one to his friend. Also in April 2011, Cheerwine announced it was searching for a woman