Man i like Canada dry. I finally tried Sprite gingerale and its nasty af 🤮 taste like acidic lemon water or 7up or sumn. Yucky #FeelFreeToList#GingerUp
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I dont know what Sprite was thinking. That crap taste like some sorta lemon laxative. Straight acid. Just horrid. It burns! I miss Sprite remixx
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Just tasted Schweppes for the first time. It tastes too fruity. Its aight. I mean its strong like Canada dry and burns so good. But ion like the taste media.tenor.com/.../tenor.gif
If you can find it, consider Reed's although I think their stuff is ginger beer which is a stronger ginger flavor and more of an edge even though there's no alcohol.
WHAT YOU ____DON'T___ WANT TO DO IS BUY ANY PRODUCT WITH HIGH FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP - it tastes like shit and is not good for you. Either buy a product with sugar or sugar-free, but not with "HFCS".
Oh, yes, I see pictured Fever Tree. Fever Tree makes a good ginger ale AND a good ginger beer. I bought them both one day to taste test and was happy. I buy Fever Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water for when I make a "Gin and Tonic", the most refreshing drink of the summer. Anyway, Fever Tree makes 4 different kinds of ginger ale/beer. Those people don't fuck around. Expensive as hell, but magnificent mixers.
TASTE A distinctive ginger flavour created by blending the world’s finest gingers. Added complexity comes from supportive citrus notes, resulting in an overwhelmingly clean finish – making this the perfect mixer for dark spirits.
KEY INGREDIENTS To achieve the fiery, full-bodied taste of our Ginger Ale, we've selected three different types of ginger for their complementary yet distinctive flavor profiles. From Cochin in India, we source a type of ginger that lends the drink a rich and earthy, almost chocolatey flavour, from the Ivory Coast, we get a fresh green ginger that has an incredible lemongrass freshness and, finally, our Nigerian ginger brings a deep, intense flavor to the blend.
GINGER ALE By using a unique blend of three of the world's finest naturally sourced gingers, subtle botanical flavors and spring water, we have created a delicious Ginger Ale with an authentic and refreshing taste and aroma. Perfectly balanced to enhance the flavor notes of the finest whiskies, bourbons and rums.
GINGER BEER By brewing a blend of three gingers from Nigeria, Cochin and the Ivory Coast, we have created an award-winning ginger beer that has been highly acclaimed by gastronomes and critics alike. Not too sweet on the palate and with a deep, long-lasting ginger character. Perfect in a Dark & Stormy, Moscow Mule or simply as a soft drink on its own.
TASTE A distinct, fresh ginger taste predominates. It is refreshing and clean-tasting without being overly sweet. As the liquid passes through the palate, the ginger will fill the whole mouth, leaving a warmth at the back of the throat.
KEY INGREDIENTS To achieve the fiery, full-bodied taste of our Ginger Beer, we selected three types of ginger for their complementary, yet distinctive, flavour profiles. From Cochin in India, we source a variety that lends a rich and earthy, almost chocolatey, flavour. From the Ivory Coast, we get a fresh green ginger that has an incredible lemongrass freshness. Finally, our Nigerian ginger brings a deep, intense flavour to the blend. As well as pressing the plant to extract the oils, we macerate the roots and steep them to release the stronger, more typical ginger flavours.
SMOKY GINGER ALE We have combined our signature blend of three varieties of ginger with smoked Applewood and subtle citrus to create a unique mixer that has been designed to enhance the finest whiskies and bourbons.
TASTE Earthy ginger followed by robust smoky flavors, balanced with refreshing background notes of citrus. Not too sweet, well-balanced and prominent smoky notes which linger on the palate. Using Pure Smoke technology, we are able to achieve a clean-tasting smoke flavor without the acridity and tar notes that one would typically associate with such flavors.
KEY INGREDIENTS To achieve the fiery, full-bodied taste of our Smoky Ginger Ale, we selected three types of ginger for their complementary, yet distinctive, flavor profiles. From Cochin in India, we source a variety that lends a rich and earthy, almost chocolatey, flavor. From the Ivory Coast, we get a fresh green ginger that has an incredible lemongrass freshness. Finally, our Nigerian ginger brings a deep, intense flavor to the blend. To this, we add smoked Applewood as a complex and flavorful counterweight to the warmth of the gingers.
SPICED ORANGE GINGER ALE A unique blend of our signature gingers, combined with sweet clementines and spicy cinnamon. The combination of ginger, citrus and spice has been crafted to complement the rich, full-bodied flavors found in the finest dark spirits, in particular cognacs & rums.
TASTE A delicate sweetness comes from the fresh clementines with subtle cinnamon on top of the signature robust earthy flavors from the Fever-Tree gingers.
KEY INGREDIENTS To achieve the fiery, full-bodied taste of our Spiced Orange Ginger Ale, we selected three types of ginger for their complementary, yet distinctive, flavour profiles. From Cochin in India, we source a variety that lends a rich and earthy, almost chocolatey, flavour. From the Ivory Coast, we get a fresh green ginger that has an incredible lemongrass freshness. Finally, our Nigerian ginger brings a deep, intense flavour to the blend. To this, we add cinnamon and clementine to bring a delicious sweetness to the drink
I don't understand by Coca-Cola established a ginger ale under their Sprite brand. They were already selling ginger ale under their Schweppe's brand (which, 30+ years ago, was sold with 7-Up and Dr. Pepper, I believe).
For Coke to try and create a ginger ale under the Sprite label seems a bit odd. 1. If Coke is going to sell Schweppe's, that would make sense because they'd need a ginger ale replacement, but... 2. It would have been smarted to start a new brand.
Then again, Coca-Cola was never the smartest company. 1. They gave us New Coke in 1985. That was like trying to sell to us a ticket on board the Titanic after it already hit the iceberg. It was a real disaster. 2. Coke keeps telling us that "It's the Real Thing". It hasn't been the real thing since they altered "the secret formula" to replace sugar with Satan's Jizz aka High Fructose Corn Syrup. That's why people who care buy "Mexicokes" - Cokes made in Mexico because they use sugar.
So, I guess it makes sense: Coca-Cola is still a stupid company.
Coke is doing "brand extension" with Sprite. Sprite Ginger ___ISN'T___ ginger ale; it's still Sprite, the lemon-lime soda, but with a hint of ginger added to it. I haven't had it, but might try a taste.
https://www.sprite.com/products/sprite-ginger * The classic lemon-lime taste of Sprite® with a hit of Ginger flavor in every sip. * Lemon-lime and ginger-flavored soda with other natural flavors. * A ginger soda available in 20 oz PET bottles, 2 liters, 12 oz cans and fridge packs. * Sprite Ginger Zero Sugar is also available.
Vernors. Absolutely vernors. I tried others when I wasn't living in Michigan and they tasted horrible. Not at all calming for an upset stomach like they should be
It's been incredibly long since I've had a Canada Dry but yeah I'd love one. Also my preferred one! Sprite I can enjoy as well, the others I don't really know.
Vernor's tastes like (and looks like) bad tasting medicine. Tom Tucker's mint ginger ale was best... especially if you're queasy. Not sure it's still available.
It has been so long since I have had it, I'm not exactly sure that I remember what it tastes like! I like Dt. Mountain Dew but that's more like a lemon-lime.
Canada Dry is my favorite ginger ale; I prefer dry ginger ale over really sweet ginger ale. Vernor's is a bit too sweet for me. I also like the Canada Dry orangeade mix.
Rockstar made a ginger flavored one... i don't remember if i tried it... but thanks for the info, but i might try that anyhow... even if you say it's bad...
you have all these flavors we haven't even seen yet. I'd like to try all of them) Don't know anything about ginger ale - tried once - didn't like it...
Fair enough, but in the uk fever tree is very common as they are used in making gin, so it’s not that scary to me , but for people who haven’t heard of it may be a bit freaked out
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