Cooling down with ginger ale and ice cream is nothing new for Michiganders. Vernors is offering a Boston cooler flavor in ...

The bill only contains three lines in its entirety, outlining that the people of Michigan are urging this symbol to be ...

Vernors is No. 2 on a list of ginger ale brands not to buy. But 24/7 Wall St., an online financial news and opinion company, doesn’t have good news about the beloved Vernors.

That included his pop recipes, especially with the ginger he used. An advertisement for Vernors ginger ale aimed toward children, as it appeared in the Detroit Free Press on Sept. 9, 1926.

Vernors is about to come out with a new flavor of soda pop which won’t require you to add vanilla ice cream to its ginger ale to make a popular treat. Keurig Dr. Pepper, which owns the Michigan ...

But by 1967, the company trademarked that name for a ginger ale ice cream bar. By the 1970s, Boston Cooler was the common name for a ginger ale, vanilla ice cream float.

Vernors ginger ale takes its name from its founder, James Vernor, who started selling the beverage in 1866. The drink was a medicinal tonic made with vanilla, spices, and ginger, according to the ...

A Michigan bill was introduced today that would designate a new state beverage: Vernors. Representative Jason Woolford ...

But the drink has endured. "Vernors is so unique," said Joel Stone, 60, the senior curator of the Detroit Historical Society. The historical museum even has a small collection of Vernors artifacts.

24/7 Wall St. says the 10 brands listed “have been known to underwhelm many ginger ale drinkers.” The beloved Vernors, brace yourself, comes in at No. 2.

But the drink has endured. "Vernors is so unique," said Joel Stone, 60, the senior curator of the Detroit Historical Society. The historical museum even has a small collection of Vernors artifacts.