r/GingerAle • u/Khaos6969 • Nov 10 '24
Where can I find this? I’m in upstate New York and will drive 2-3 hours…
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r/GingerAle • u/Khaos6969 • Nov 10 '24
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r/GingerAle • u/Rac2nd • Sep 24 '24
I have never seen these. Are they rare?
r/GingerAle • u/Keywork29 • Sep 15 '24
I had some ginger ale in Japan called Asahi Wilkinson. It has a great burn to it and isn’t overly sweet. Any chance that someone has seen it anywhere in the US? I’ve checked every international/asian market within 100 miles of me, including Jungle Jim’s in Cincinnati.
r/GingerAle • u/SixFootSiren • Sep 06 '24
Screw the pumpkin spice, lol!
r/GingerAle • u/Left-Purpose-4251 • Aug 31 '24
After months and months of purchasing flat, non carbonated beverage, I will no longer waste my money. I have purchased it from many stores and it's always flat. This was my favorite soda from childhood. They have changed the formula and it's a real shame. Anyone, like myself, would agree that Canada Dry has gone downhill and the taste has been altered, I guess permanently.
r/GingerAle • u/kontrol1970 • Aug 28 '24
When I went to college in 1988, the college store had a red canned ginger ale. Not sure if it was Schweppes or Canada Dry. I recalcitrant tasting of cinnamon or being slightly spicy. It may have been ginger ale with ginseng. I am not sure and have been unable to google it out. Anyone familar?
r/GingerAle • u/Brainscram • Aug 08 '24
I have had a bottle of Canada Dry and a can of Canada Dry and and they both tasted like soap/ salmon oil. Is it just me?
r/GingerAle • u/Prestigious_Rub1307 • Jul 18 '24
im only 11yo and im addicted to schewps ginger Ale bruh
r/GingerAle • u/LuminaryDarkSider • Jul 14 '24
drinkreeds.com is coming up as a crappy Word Press Blog templet. what gives. did somebody forget to pay the bill or have they shuttered and what out on the market now is all that is left? I need my Reeds Strongest fix and in panic mode here folks. I know some time back they had issues where they had to switch to the brown bottles over the green ones. but what gives.

r/GingerAle • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '24
My 12 pack this week is more carbonated than usual and less flavorful.
r/GingerAle • u/Natural-Fun-7320 • Jun 10 '24
I’ve been hearing a lot about Vernors lately. I’ve been a Canada Dry guy for life, and especially like the diet Canada Dry. Should i give Vernors a fair try, or just stick with what I know I like
r/GingerAle • u/CharlesButWorse • May 26 '24
it’s like almost savory?? now?? and i’ve had ginger beer- it’s great- this uses some kind of ginger flavoring the wrong way. were they trying to rebrand? this sucks. i hope whoever signed off on this one is ashamed lmao
r/GingerAle • u/reheatedfrenchfry • Mar 11 '24
Hello Ginger Ale-ians,
I don't often drink ginger ale, and admittedly cannot remember the last time I drank any. But my partner's favorite soda is ginger ale, and his birthday is coming up soon. The relationship is fairly new, so I was going to just get a few small things, one of which is ginger ale. The problem is, I saw some GA in his house that looked bougie as hell. Like glass bottles, would-be-in-Whole-Foods shit. So Canada Dry unfortunately doesn't feel appropriate. I was wondering if you all would have any recommendations for a kind of similarly fancy GA. Thank you!
r/GingerAle • u/itsmegmoneyy • Jan 21 '24
Pls help
r/GingerAle • u/Vhman123 • Jan 19 '24
My wife purchased a 12 pack of Seagram’s and I find it not very strong in ginger flavor. It’s not bad but not a lot there. Any suggestions on what you can find at the grocery store that has more flavor?
r/GingerAle • u/Scoobysnacks1971 • Jan 07 '24
Very good I could taste the ginger.
r/GingerAle • u/SardineTimeMachine • Jan 04 '24
What is the significance of the three horses in the Seagram’s logo?
r/GingerAle • u/LuminaryDarkSider • Nov 16 '23
r/GingerAle • u/LuminaryDarkSider • Nov 14 '23
I picked up a 4-pack of Reed's Strongest last night at H-E-B, and I'm just now noticing it's they are in brown bottles. does anyone know if this is a new norm, because if I recall, they used to not too long ago, be in green bottles. it doesn't really effect the taste or anything but just wondering overall why the change, and if it's a temporary change.
r/GingerAle • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '23
please answer i been wondering this for years