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 ale and ginger beer are very similar beverages, and yet it's not always easy to substitute one for the other. Here's what you need to know.

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.

Gass prefers ginger beer over ginger ale in cocktails because of its complexity, “but ginger ale can be substituted in a pinch,” he says. Gass will use ginger beer to top a Mojito , and he ...

"Edward C. Barq’s 1898 root beer formula, crafted in an unassuming white house in Biloxi, Mississippi, stood out from the pack because of its use of sarsaparilla instead of sassafras.

Root beer is a soda that can taste sweet, spicy, and slightly herbaceous. Root beer does not have caffeine or alcohol, and is a popular soda drink in Utah, as well as Kentucky, Maine, and North ...

These ginger beverages are the indispensable spicy-sweet mixer for Mules, Bucks, and more. But what's the real difference between them? Ginger Beer vs. Ginger Ale: What’s the Difference?