Marketed as the original ginger ale, Vernors was first crafted in Detroit in 1862 by pharmacist James Vernor. It is rumored that Vernor aged the first batch for four years in an oak cask while he ...

I decided to put taste to the test and sample 10 ginger ales I found around New York to see if any of these trendy brands could froth up to the bubbly peaks of classic Canada Dry. Here they are ...

John J. McLaughlin of Enniskillen, Ontario, first created Canada Dry—one of the most recognizable and popular dry ginger ale brands to this day—in 1904.

Blackberry ginger ale can also be a saving grace to gin snobs who have a cheap bottle they need to dilute in some cocktails to finish. For a classic, juniper-forward gin, reach for a London Dry ...

The ginger ale itself comes in at 5.9%, so that’s probably not the worst idea, in general. Bottom line: If you’re a fan of ginger ale, then you’re going to love this stuff.

Fletcher's suit claims Canada Dry began emphasizing its product "made with real ginger" around 2007, when carbonated soda sales were declining and the drinks were being viewed in a negative light.

Asahi Beverages Co., Ltd. released ' Wilkinson Dry Ginger Ale Apple ' on Tuesday, December 24, 2024. It is characterized by the sweet and sour apple and the spicy and stimulating flavor of ginger ...

Dr.Brown's Extra Dry Ginger Ale: Bottled in New York with sugar and/or high fructose corn syrup, this particular bottle had both sugar and syrup, slightly tart and dry.

I decided to find out by tasting 11 different ginger ale brands that are fairly easy to find and ranking them from worst to best based on flavor, ingredients, and overall experience. Each one has ...