There’s something particularly Michigan about some of the finds – old Detroit Tigers memorabilia, automotive toys reflecting the state’s manufacturing heritage, and the occasional University of ...

Grocery store shelves are already stocked with an abundance of tasty sodas, but they'd be even more exciting with a few of these regional favorites in the mix.

India said early Wednesday that it had conducted several airstrikes on Pakistan, hailing a victory in the name of vengeance for the terrorist attack that killed 26 civilians in Kashmir last month ...

For Michigan residents, it's only original if it's the local favorite, Vernors Ginger Ale, but there's something else. It can't be just plopped together. It has to be mixed in a blender, so it's like ...

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Vernors is the oldest surviving ginger ale in the United States, first served to the public in 1866. A creative cure, hypothetically But I couldn’t quite let this one go… What if there are other ...

Spread the loveGinger ale has long been lauded not only for its crisp, refreshing taste but also for its soothing properties for upset stomachs and its versatility as a mixer in cocktails. But with so ...

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.

The beloved Vernors, brace yourself, comes in at No. 2. According to 24/7 Wall St., critics claim that Vernors is too sugary and its sweetness “overwhelms the ginger flavor.” ...

According to a story posted on msn.com about “Ginger Ale Brands You Should Never Buy,” Vernors makes the list of 10. 24/7 Wall St. says the 10 brands listed “have been known to underwhelm ...

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.