Though they have similar names, ginger ale and ginger beer are distinct beverages. We dove into their unique histories to find out what exactly sets them apart.

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.

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The drive-in may not look like much but its engrained with tradition, making some of the best root beer I’ve ever sipped. Arriving at your car window in a chilled mug, this is is a root beer ...

Louisianans and Mississippians have long battled over claiming rights for Barq’s Root Beer, a beloved soft drink known for its high carbonation, low-foam taste and fabled Southern origins.

But if you’re a ginger ale fan, you’re in luck: It’s one of the few carbonated beverages that’s better 30,000 feet in the air.

But what about ginger ale? Might a can of Schweppes, Canada Dry, or Seagram’s do the same for tummy turbulence? SELF spoke with several experts to find out.

These ginger beverages are the indispensable spicy-sweet mixer for Mules, Bucks, and more. But what's the real difference between them?