Hello there, friends! Today we’re making Ginger Ale the old-fashioned way—using real, fresh ginger! No artificial flavors, no ...

Ginger ale can cure classism, put the spice back in a failed marriage, help Lance Armstrong crush the Tour de France and cancel racism in America. The ale is that serious. As a child, I had asthma.

For individuals seeking digestive relief, replacing ginger ale with a more natural alternative can be a beneficial step. There are ways to harness the true power of ginger without consuming excess ...

Ginger ale flavored by real ginger root is “not typically viewed as a healthy food option [but] can potentially provide some health benefits,” though to a lesser degree than real ginger root ...

After all, ginger ale was once touted as medicinal, to ease an upset stomach. In the U.S. in the latter half of the 1800s, the carbonated drink was produced and sold in pharmacies.

"Instead, Canada Dry Ginger Ale is made from carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup, citric acid, preservatives and 'natural flavors,' i.e., a flavor compound comprised predominately of flavor ...

Ginger ale may not be as popular as cola, but this sweet and spicy soft drink isn’t going away. Tales of its creation vary, but the beverage dates back to at least the 1850s. Today, ginger ale ...

Reed's Inc. introduces Real Ginger Ale, an all-natural ginger ale packed with real, fresh ginger. The beverage is available in two crisp, clean, classic varieties: Original and Zero Sugar Original.

Gastroenterologist Dr. Lukasz Kwapisz, of Gastro Health in Miami, explained that the high sugar content in ginger ale and other sodas — usually upward of 30 grams per serving — can actually ...

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.

A New York woman filed a lawsuit this month against Canada Dry, claiming its ginger ale doesn't contain ginger as advertised. In the federal lawsuit filed July 10 in Buffalo, Julie Fletcher ...

“Ginger beer has more of a spicy, natural ginger flavor, while ginger ale has more subtle, even syrupy qualities.” Each drink is also suited to different cocktails.