There are still a few small-scale producers making good, traditional ginger beers, which are well worth seeking out. If you can’t find ginger beer, substitute with ginger ale.

Specific measurements and step by step instructions are included in the printable recipe card at the bottom of the post. Irish Whiskey - We use Jameson Irish Whiskey but you can use any Irish Whiskey ...

Ginger beer is a sweetened and carbonated non-alcoholic local beverage from South Africa. Prepared at home, ginger beer carries great cultural significance and is a part of all occasions – from ...

Jameson is a triple-distilled blended Irish whiskey, combining pot still and grain whiskies, made from malted and un-malted ...

A stash of homemade ginger beer always seems to hit the spot. It’s easy to make and even easier to drink and making our own ginger beer has become a tradition in my family. It’s also a real ...

A refreshing blend of angostura bitters, apple juice, cinnamon and coconut syrup - this ambrosial cocktail is sure to stimulate your senses during evenings out or nights in.

When buying fresh ginger, look for plump roots that are not wrinkled. Don't be tempted to substitute fresh ginger for ground ginger or vice versa. Store fresh root ginger in the fridge.

This simple highball combines dark rum, ginger beer and fresh lime ... the brand must be used in the recipe. If you are creating this at home, any rich dark rum will suffice.

Whip up a Michelada with Mexican beer, orange juice, fresh lime and a dash of hot sauce, or make a simple shandy by mixing beer with lemonade or ginger ale ... an easy drink recipe, find your ...

Even though my favourite alcoholic beer is actually ginger ... encyclopedia explains this original recipe was “made by fermenting a mixture of ginger, water, sugar, cream of tartar, and yeast.

fresh-squeezed lemon juice in a highball glass with ice. Top with ginger ale and garnish with cranberries. Recipe from Donny Largotta, beverage director at The Chester. Add 1½ oz. London Dry gin ...