Light and refreshing, Reed’s ® Hard Ginger Ale contains 5% ABV and is only 100 calories. Available in four delectable flavors – Mango, Pineapple Coconut, Cherry Lime, and Watermelon ...

Whether you've got a tummy ache or a sweet tooth, ginger ale is always a good idea. But which brand makes the best one? We ...

Hitting store shelves nationwide this summer, Reed’s ® Hard Ginger Ale will be available in a variety 8-Pack featuring 12oz. cans of all four flavors. For more information, please visit the ...

The ginger-flavored soft drink has long been rumored to be a cure for nausea, upset stomach, vomiting and other gastrointestinal illnesses, though it’s unclear why people believe the soda has ...

Though they have similar names, ginger ale and ginger beer are distinct beverages. We dove into their unique histories to find out what exactly sets them apart.

Ginger ale may be a household go-to for an upset stomach, but for some people, drinking the soda could actually make things worse.

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Ginger ale may be a household go-to for an upset stomach, but for some people, drinking the soda could actually make things worse.