The plant version of ginger has many studied health benefits. These include being a treatment against nausea, headaches and menstrual cramps − and even improving one's blood sugar balance ...

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 ...

Ginger ale may have had a relatively recent genesis, dating back to the mid-19th century in an Irish apothecary, but ginger has been in use for thousands of years.

A favorite of folks worldwide, ginger ale is widely known as the go-to drink when you're on a plane or have an upset stomach. Ginger beer, on the other hand, is a bit less well-known unless you're ...

Gass says the difference in these beverages comes down to flavor profile…and vibes. “Ginger beer lends itself to those with a more refined palate, or those feeling adventurous,” he says.

In the early 1900s, John J. McLaughlin introduced a drier style of ginger ale. The owner of a bottling plant, McLaughlin’s experiments in soft-drink making involved adding flavored syrups to soda ...

Ginger has been used for some 2,000 years to treat specific health conditions. Today, the plant's benefits are being recognized on a global scale.

OLIPOP’s new Ginger Ale soda packs a one-two punch of digestion ... gluten-free, and plant-powered by ingredients like real ginger juice, lemons, in addition to their OLISMART blend of fiber ...

Pointless Ginger Ale is a new endeavor from former craft brewers Carl Setzer and Ryan Chaif that utilizes cold-pressed ginger juice and minimal sugar. The drink is available at Greater Cleveland ...