Good as a vodka mixer or drinking on its own, Fever Tree isn't as potent as Blenheim or Reed's, and it doesn't use fresh ginger root, but it's good for ginger ale fans who don't like a lot of ...

My typical ginger beer is Bundaberg, which is very nice but not nearly as heavy on the ginger as Fever-Tree is. As someone who appreciates the hell out of Vernor’s ginger ale, this is much more ...

Popular ginger ale brands such as Schweppes, Seagrams, and Canada Dry are all produced without caffeine, as are Fever-Tree, ...

Fever-Tree has launched its Spiced Orange Ginger Ale into supermarkets. The launch into retail follows an on-trade unveiling in August 2017, when the variant rolled out alongside the brand’s Smoky ...

Gibb gestures towards his drink, Woodford Reserve bourbon topped with Fever-Tree ginger ale. “As much care, dedication and thought has gone into the creation of this mixer as went into the ...

Here are 10 ginger ale brands that have been known to underwhelm or disappoint fans of the sweet and spicy soft drink. ... Like Fever-Tree, this is predominantly a mixer.

“Fever-Tree’s high-quality Dry Ginger Ale is now my go-to for mixing with 78 Degrees Whiskey," says Sacha La Forgia, founder and head distiller at 78 Degrees Distillery.

Earlier this month, cocktails started pouring at Fever-Tree Porch–a new, branded bar in Manhattan’s tree-lined Bryant Park. The year-long partnership marks the first of its kind between one of ...