These ginger ale cocktails are so easy to make. They use tequila, vodka, scotch, and citrus.

Ginger ale has long been hailed as a cure for stomach aches the day after drinking, but it also acts as the perfect mixer for so many cocktails. Not only does ginger boast a number of health benefits, ...

Fireball and Ginger Ale Cocktail The first time I made this cocktail I asked my husband John if he wanted to try it out. He taste tests a lot of cocktails for me and is great about letting me know ...

To add to the warming and/or festive aspect of this cocktail, garnish your Aperol ginger ale cocktail with rosemary sprigs, cinnamon sticks, sliced oranges, or cranberries.

Sweet and familiar, a touch more sophisticated than Coke or Sprite, ginger ale has obvious merits as a mixer. Its more aggressive cousin, ginger beer, often gets pride of place in cocktails like ...

A knob of ginger is mixed with water, sugar and a touch of lemon to make a potent syrup that turns into a DIY Ginger Beer. Using the syrup and sparkling water allows you to customize the ginger ...

If serving up some spirited cocktails holiday this season is your plan, celebrity chef Alton Brown has the perfect ingredients.

Terms like "beer" and "ale" are typically associated with alcoholic drinks. So, what's the difference between mixers like ginger ale and ginger beer?

For anyone who hasn't tried it yet, ginger beer seems to bear an uncanny resemblance to ginger ale, a non-alcoholic classic. So what's the difference?

Every year since 2008, retail volumes of ginger ale have grown faster globally than CSDs overall. This trend is set to continue and, in the years between now and 2021, ginger ale will grow faster than ...

To add to the warming and/or festive aspect of this cocktail, garnish your Aperol ginger ale cocktail with rosemary sprigs, cinnamon sticks, sliced oranges, or cranberries.