How do you use Fever Tree Ginger Beer?
How do you use Fever Tree Ginger Beer?
Fill a highball glass full of ice cubes and pour in the measured whisky. Slowly pour in the Fever-Tree Ginger Beer, give a gentle stir and garnish with a fresh slice of orange.
Is Fever Tree Ginger Beer a mixer?
This non-alcoholic ginger beer offers you an excellent cocktail mixer or tastes great on its own with the satisfying “burn” of real ginger root.
How is Fever Tree Ginger Beer made?
Made with a blend of natural ginger root, the source of which is not revealed, Fever Tree’s Ginger Beer undergoes a process of fermentation, though presumably any alcohol contained is negligible. Spring water, cane sugar, ginger root, natural flavours and ascorbic acid are listed as ingredients.
What can you mix with Fever Tree ginger Ale?
Our recommended pairings
- Beckett’s Sloe Gin.
- Fary Lochan Bourbon Gin.
- Slingsby Yorkshire Gooseberry Gin.
- Slingsby Yorkshire Rhubarb Gin.
- Sipsmith London Cup Gin.
- Østersøens Brænderi Cask Aged Gin.
How do you make cocktails on Fever Tree?
Click the magnifying glass to search how to make our list of cocktails or use the filters to find something new to try at home. From old-school classics to modern twists, Fever-Tree’s award-winning range of mixers will enhance the taste of any cocktail or long drink.
What kind of mixers are in Fever Tree?
From old-school classics to modern twists, Fever-Tree’s award-winning range of mixers will enhance the taste of any cocktail or long drink. Click the magnifying glass to search our list of cocktails or use the filters to find something new to try at home.
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