Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Ale, No Artificial Sweeteners, Flavourings or Preservatives, 6.8 Fl Oz (Pack of 24),A500111

Until sometime in the late-1980s, all I knew about ginger ale was that Canada Dry and Seagrams were good, but I preferred Canada Dry, at least when it was made with pure cane sugar, which was the case at the time but not for much longer.Then I had the required epiphany while driving through South Carolina when I stopped for gas at a truck stop not too far from the border with North Carolina and noticed that there was an entire refrigerated section holding a virtual festival of different types of ginger ale, which I thought was interesting, so I got a few six-packs of several different types and took them to the check-out stand, where the clerk provided a bit of education regarding the different levels of spiciness and hotness, where among other things she noted that one of my ginger ale selections was in the super spicy, volcano hot range and warned me about it, since she said that if I was not a regular ginger ale drinker, then it might be extraordinarily painful or at least a major eye-opener, and after taking a sip sometime later, I think she was being conservative, but so what.Until you have experienced super spicy and volcano hot ginger ale, which as best as I can determine might be available only in that particular part of South Carolina, you truly have no idea regarding the levels of ginger ale, which to get to the point puts Canada Dry at 1 on a scale of 1 to 10, where the super spicy, volcano hot ginger ale is a 9 (since there was a ginger ale at the truck stop that the lady said it was even more intense and flat out told me not to try it when she learned that my entire experience with ginger ale was Canada Dry and Seagrams). And even the medium (6 on the same scale) that I got was too spicy and hot for me, so I gave all of it to a friend who is a ginger ale aficionado, and he immediately chugged one of the 9 out of 10 super spicy, volcano hot bottles and asked me if I had anything stronger).So, on this scale, the Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Ale is a 3 or 3.5, where it definitely is spicy, and it has the required "burn" when you swallow, but it is not so intense that you need to go to the emergency room after enjoying a bottle, and I think it is just about perfect, really.It is packed for shipping using an excellent system, where the six 4-paks are shrink wrapped in an inner cardboard case container, with the individual bottles for each 4-pack being separated by the thick paper of the wrap-around 4-pack, and then the entire inner cardboard case is padded with blocks of styrofoam to completely fill the outer cardboard box, which in turn is put in yet another cardboard shipping box by Amazon.com, which makes it one of the best packed cases ever and is consistent with this being a truly premium product in every respect.And for reference I did enjoy one bottle of the super spicy, volcano hot ginger ale, but at the pace of one sip every five (5) minutes or so, which was about how long it took to recover from each sip. And to put it into perspective, I really like hot sauce and can drink a few ounces of Crystal® Hot Sauce or McIlhenny Company Tabasco® Sauce at a time with no problems, and they are in the range of 4 to 5 on the ginger ale scale in terms of hotness and burn, which makes the 3 to 3.5 for Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Ale very nice either straight from a nicely chilled bottle or served on ice. And it definitely is for grown-ups, since it is spicy and it does have the required burn but in a happy and pleasant way.

First had this in France. I love it because it's not overly sugary and not spicy as ginger can be. Unfortunately, it is nearly impossible to find at grocery stores and even liquor stores. Yet, they carry all of the other Fever Tree products. What gives?

I absolutely love this brand of ginger ale but I’ve never in my life paid over $25. It helps with my stomach issues. Can someone please tell me why the price was doubled?😡😡

I first tasted this while in Indianapolis, IN at a nice restaurant by their Civic Center. What a refreshing low sugar Ginger Ale!! It is made with natural gingers, no artificial sweeteners flavorings or preservatives!! These are the small "pony" sized bottles at 6.8oz's. Poured over lots of ice, it's a wonderful light ginger tasting ale. Our waitress told us they used this for their mixed drinks as well. I liked it so much that when I returned home I immediately went to find it on Amazon to see if I could buy it because I have never seen it around where I live. THANKS AMAZON for carrying this item!!!! I've ordered it twice now! The bottles were VERY WELL packed and were shipped promptly. If you like Ginger Ale, I highly recommend Fever-Tree Ginger Ale.

one bottle arrived broken, creating a mess with glass shards everywhere.

absolutely excellent ginger ale. so unfortunate that it's no longer available --and that even if it were, the cost is prohibitive.so easy to love this stuff.

Ginger Ale in general is one of my favorite mixers, and I've always found Fever Tree to be a quality product. I wish it were a bit cheaper obviously, but it's as good a mixer as you're going to find so if cocktails are your passion you're willing to pay the extra to get the superior product. I buy from Amazon in order to buy 'in bulk' and save a few bucks, and it's odd how often the price fluctuates so if you can wait it out put these in your 'for later' section and check often for a good price.

I'm in bed today, not feeling very well, and sipping on one of these so I thought I'd catch up on doing reviews. This is my all-time favorite brand of ginger ale. I do not mix it with anything. I drink it straight up. The only thing I don't like about it is the price. I can get it locally but usually find it cheaper on Amazon. Still, you have to really like it to pay the price but since I do like it so much, I'm willing to pay the price. It is smooth, tastes like real ginger (since it is) instead of artificial flavorings and is the perfect size since I like to watch my sugar intake. I've also bought the little cans from Amazon and that size is even better. They are just hard to get. I also really enjoy the ginger beer straight up but that has a bite to it and isn't the thing to drink if your stomach is not feeling well.