Cocktails with Ginger Beer
A spicy, carbonated beverage made with ginger. Essential for Moscow Mules and Dark 'n' Stormy cocktails.
No Ginger Beer? What to use instead
- Type
- Mixer
- Strength
- 0–2% ABV
- Aroma
- Ginger, Spicy, Fresh
- Taste
- Spicy ginger, Sweet, Effervescent
- Finish
- Warming, Spicy, Clean
20 drinks with Ginger Beer
- Añejo HighballAged Rum, Triple Sec, Lime Juice
- Apple Ginger SlushApple Juice, Lime Juice, Simple Syrup
- Bourbon Peach SlushBourbon, Peach Purée, Lime Juice
- Dark 'n' StormyDark Rum, Lime Juice
- El DiabloTequila, Crème de Cassis, Lime Juice
- Gin-Gin MuleGin, Mint Leaves, Lime Juice
- Kentucky BuckBourbon, Lemon Juice, Simple Syrup
- Kentucky MuleBourbon, Lime Juice
- Mamie TaylorScotch Whisky, Lime Juice
- Mezcal MuleMezcal, Lime Juice, Passionfruit Puree
- Mint, Lime, and Ginger SparklerMint Leaves, Lime Juice, Soda Water
- Monte MuleAmaro Montenegro, Lime Juice
- Moscow MuleVodka, Lime Juice
- Moscow Mule SlushVodka, Lime Juice, Simple Syrup
- Passion Fruit MuleVodka, Passion Fruit Liqueur, Lime Juice
- Pineapple & Ginger MocktailPineapple Juice
- Shirley GingerGrenadine, Lime Juice
- Tropical MocktailPineapple Juice, Mango Nectar, Lime Juice
- Virgin Moscow MuleLime Juice
- Zero-Proof Dark 'n' StormyNon-Alcoholic Dark Rum, Lime Juice
History
Ginger beer originated in England in the 1700s as a fermented beverage. Modern versions are typically non-alcoholic and carbonated.
How it’s made
Made by fermenting ginger, sugar and water, or by mixing ginger extract with carbonated water.
Bottles to try
Fever-TreePremium
Premium mixer brand with natural ginger flavour.
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