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04-11-2005, 04:57 PM
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Ginger Ale
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Originally posted by NotFromHere
Not that you really actually care, but sometimes yes. Mass produced stuff, no.
Sparkling water, white grape juice concentrate, fresh ginger root, natural ginger flavor with other natural flavors.
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Vernor's is the only ginger drink that matters- does it still have ginger?
Vernor's trivia:
- A nineteen-year-old James Vernor began experimenting with his own ginger ale recipe. However, like many young men his age, during 1862 in Detroit, he put his plans on hold and enlisted as a Union soldier with the Fourth Michigan Cavalry. Before leaving for war though, James placed his experimental ginger ale extract into an old oak cask. At the end of the Civil War, James would return home and open a drug store of his own at 235 Woodward. Another thing that James opened was that old oak cask. To his surprise, the four years of aging blended a select group of secret ingredients to perfection.
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