Ginger ale likely became known as a stomach settler due to its association with ginger. Since ancient times, ginger root has been used as an herbal remedy to treat different gastrointestinal ailments, ...

A long-shared ginger ale myth has led many people to believe the carbonated drink can ease nausea and upset stomachs. Doctors and dietitians say it's not true — here's the story.

Is ginger ale good for you? In the case of artificially flavored ginger ale, the beverage has no more health benefits than any other soda, which, of course, are zero.

Both ginger ale and ginger beer pack bubbles and spice, but which ginger soda you choose can make a big difference. Here’s why each drink deserves a place in your home bar.

Ginger-flavored sodas are key to drinks Mules and Bucks, but what is the real difference between ginger beer and ginger ale? We break down the differences and similarities, and how to use each.

While commercial ginger ale may contain preservatives and artificial colors, homemade ginger ale can be a healthier alternative, made with natural ingredients like ginger water, lemon, and ...

Some say ginger ale is good for you, but is it really? Despite the downsides of drinking ginger ale, some people swear it can help with an upset stomach.

Does ginger ale actually have health benefits, or is it a myth we've been buying into? If you had an upset stomach when you were a kid, there was one home remedy that parents, grandparents and ...

When you're in a plane, a ginger ale's extra sweetness may not register on your taste buds, making your ginger drink extra-dry and sharp. Refreshing.

If serving up some spirited cocktails holiday this season is your plan, celebrity chef Alton Brown has the perfect ingredients.