Does It Actually Work? Ginger ale has long been touted as a go-to remedy for an upset stomach. Whether it’s for nausea, ...

When you’re feeling queasy, you might head to your fridge for a can of ginger ale with the hope that the fizzy drink can ease ...

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

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 ...

When you’re feeling queasy, you might head to your fridge for a can of ginger ale, with the hope that the fizzy drink can ease your nausea and soothe your upset stomach. And there’s good reason for ...

The real health benefit of ginger ale is that it helps keep you hydrated. That’s key when flying, since the low humidity in a plane cabin makes it easier to get dehydrated. It doesn’t help ...

Even though my favourite alcoholic beer is actually ginger-flavoured ― and though ginger wine has turned a bit trendy in recent years ― I’ve always wondered why completely child-safe fizzy ginger gets ...

Traditionally-made ginger beer will use fermentation, making it less fizzy than ginger ale; but nowadays, food site The Kitchn says, “Some ginger beers are brewed with champagne yeast ...