Everyone loves a nice cold can of ginger ale, especially if they're flying. However, one has to wonder: does an average can ...

Ginger Ale has been around since the mid-19th century, and Canadian Chemist John J. McLaughlin struck liquid gold in 1904 with his own concoction that he introduced as Canada Dry Ginger Ale.

When it comes to quality and flavor, Canada Dry does not disappoint. And that is always a good thing. They are the masters of ...

If you’re a fan of fruit-flavored ginger ales, then you may want to try Canada Dry Fruit Splash Ginger Ale. The flavor debuted on shelves in March in both regular and zero sugar. Here’s how ...

But what about ginger ale? Might a can of Schweppes, Canada Dry, or Seagram’s do the same for tummy turbulence? SELF spoke ...

In a wine or old-fashioned glass filled with crushed ice, add 3 oz. Fraser & Thompson Whiskey and ½ oz. simple syrup. Stir well and top with ginger ale. Add an orange slice, lemon slice, and/or ...

About Homemade Ginger Ale Recipe: Do you like ginger ale? Here is a super-quick recipe to make it at home. The freshness of mint juice, lemon juice and ginger are sure to beat the summer blues.

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Dry ginger ale was invented later, in 1904, by Canadian chemist and physicist, John J. McLaughlin. It would later be patented in 1907 as Canada Dry. It became a huge hit in the U.S. during the ...