If you love that spicy, raw ginger root taste, this is for you! I remember tasting this for the first time in a restaurant and ever since then, I’ve been hooked! I love the raw ginger taste. It’s not super sugary like ginger ale (even though I love ginger ale.) I primarily drink this straight from the bottle, but it would work as a great additive in another drink. I would not recommend this for someone who wants a mild ginger ale taste; this is bold, crisp, and fantastic!

I have osteoarthritis in my back and neck. I can't tolerate pain meds, so I talk to my doctor about lessening pain naturally. At one time she suggested drinking "ginger tea." I wasn't a fan of that but found this Fever Tree Ginger Beer in the store. It's not very expensive, non-alcoholic and has real ginger in it. Ginger is good for health too. It often helps when I have inflammation pain; not all the time but enough to be worth it. I keep it in the fridge because it's better cold. It does have that real ginger boldness to it. One thing I want to mention, don't shake the bottle. It has carbonated water in it, and it fizzes, a lot! I learned that the hard way.

The perfect amount of spice and carbonation. Just enough ginger to give a good bite, but not overpowering. Made with real ginger and recognizable ingredients. Perfect size for individual servings. Great alone or as a mixer.

I love the strong zing of the Fever-Tree brand Ginger Beer! It’s leans into the carbonation and spice while still having some depth of flavor. I enjoy it alone or for topping off cran-apple Moscow Mules. The most unique pairing I’ve found so far is a glass of ginger beer enjoyed with homemade tomato soup—my wife thinks I’m crazy but the refreshingly spicy flavor both cleanses the palate and compliments the warm, spicy notes of a garlic and pepper heavy homemade tomato soup dish like no other beverage! Highly encourage ginger fans to try out the combo for themselves.

To say that I have been searching for a great ginger beer since I left Australia my old favourite (Bundaberg Ginger Beer) behind over a decade ago is an understatement. Every single brand that has promised big taste, REAL ginger that awesome "bight" that only comes from a true ginger beer has been let down after let down. Then I found Fever Tree Ginger Beer and they've done it! This is a winner guys - if you want all those adjectives every brand uses but actually delivers on, then this is it! Never change Fever Tree.

Because I like it

I simply like ginger, but CDry is just to mild and sweet. I was looking for something more rich in ginger,with less sugary body, so I thought I'd try ginger beer. I think it is actually made for mixing drinks, butI found it just right for a sipper unmixed. Just enough heat in the throat to satisfy, or as Radar used to say, "Slake your thirst!" Enjoy!

Favorite Ginger Ale

This was such a great quality drink! My kids love ginger ale and this is their favorite of all the brands they've tried. It's delicious, smooth, and crisp with just enough spice that you can taste the ginger but without the burning sensation. The only negative thing they have to say is that it is not readily available, we have to order it online because it is not available in stores locally, and that the bottles are too small since they choose to drink a bottle of ginger ale over traditional sodas. If this beverage became available in say a 12oz or larger bottle they would be over the moon.10/10 would recommend.

Perfect balance of spiciness & refreshing

This Ginger Beer has been by far the BEST one in my years of trialing several other non-alcoholic ginger beer brands. The spiciness and intensity is perfect and so delicious, that the whole family is looking out for the Fever Tree Ginger Beer availability around town, which seems to be unfortunately not as easy. If you like your natural ginger, you will NOT be disappointed.

Spicy and Bold

Good go-to ginger beer for all your mix drink needs. Pricing could be better, considering these are small bottles and ginger is quite cheap. Perfect for any type of Mule or as the base for a Matador, which is one of my summer favorites.