Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Despite it being marketed as a typically non-alcoholic drink nowadays, ...

Ginger Beer is a highly personal thing. Since the USA is a melting pot of cultures and countries, so to is the art of ginger beer. There are ginger beers that span the globe, from Los Angeles ...

Today, we use ginger beer to make Moscow Mules because it adds an intense ginger flavor to the drink. But back when the Moscow Mule was created in 1946, the ginger beer was part of the drink’s ...

Sam Halhuli took a chance on South Tacoma Way in 2016. Ten years later, his "craft dive" idea thrives on great cocktails and ...

A knob of ginger like the one shown here 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 ...

Create a refreshing classic shandy by combining chilled lighter-style beer with your choice of sparkling lemonade, ginger ale ...

If you're a regular drinker of ginger beer, you probably already know that there's no alcohol in most of them — so that means you can drink as many as you want, right? Ginger is healthy, so why not?

Ginger beer tastes like the summer holiday. Whether it’s over the ham or washed down ice-cold until you feel that burning sensation in the back of your throat. It quenches the most feverish of thirsts ...

Ginger beer is also called ginger ale, and the two are essentially the same thing. Making good old-fashioned ginger beer at home is east and inexpensive to do, and you will get much more of a gingery ...

Ginger is good for you. Not in a woo-woo way either. Actual medical entities say that its benefits extend to gastrointestinal health. And if you’re looking to find a way to stuff the stuff into your ...