I have a few medical conditions that cause me to be in pain every day. The pain gets so severe that I feel nauseated at least a few times a day. I drink Canada Dry Ginger Ale to relieve nausea and it works every time, has for over 8 years! I carry a can or two with me every time I leave the house, I have to for the times I feel nauseated. I am glad they started making the smaller cans but wish they were more affordable, why can't I buy a case of the small cans like I can of the 12 oz? I suppose not as many people rely on Canada Dry Ginger Ale to get through the day like I do. Come on, people, I am on a tight budget here!! When I have had surgery or been hospitalized I make sure I have Canada Dry Ginger Ale available in my hospital room, I don't understand why hospitals don't have ginger ale without REAL ginger when ginger helps with nausea. I am sticking with Canada Dry

A year ago, as I was experiencing stomach problems, a friend suggested drinking Ginger Ale for the real ginger in it and its medicinal properties. I started doing so and although I no longer experience the stomach problems, Canada Dry Ginger Ale has become my go to beverage. I find myself being disappointed when I'm in a food establishment that doesn't serve it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really pairing my Canada Dry Ginger Ale with alcohol to make a cocktail! Even so, it is great on its own! What I love about this brand is that the ginger taste is there but is not overpowering. It is great!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Its a classic! I usually only drink ginger ale with other things and Canada Dry has been a go-to for years! The right amount of carbonation, a good price and can purchase in big cans, little cans or liters! Great to have at a party!

This original Canada Dry ginger ale is crisp, clean, and refreshing. It tastes so good that it makes it easy to stay hydrated. While I prefer to drink it as is, its classic flavor makes it great as a mixer for popular cocktails. I have tried other brands, but Canada Dry is superior to them all.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So this ginger ale is a close second, as I am from Michigan originally so Vernors is of course number one, living in California vernors is hard to come by; but I absolutely love the subtle, crisp, fresh ginger taste of Canada Dry! I always buys this for my mixed drinks and it’s the best! Highly recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the crisp taste of this ginger ale, I love to have it when it is really cold. What I also love about it, it help me when I have stomach pains, it is amazing at letting out gas from your tummy.

Canada Dry is my sister's go to drink when her stomach hurts. We all love kind of a drive but now move over Canada Dry Seagram's is the new Ginger out for us in this household. This one contains more sugar than the Seagram's ginger ale if you guys remove more sugar from your cans I will use them again.

Ok so let me preface this by 1st saying I could never betray my Canada Dry or disgrace their rep with anything less than the MUCH DESERVED 5stars the drink has MORE than earned.. Having said that I must ask my fellow ginger ale (regular flave) drinkers-> Has anyone noticed a difference in the taste these days? I usually purchase a few 20oz bottles from the corner store throughout the week, and in the last few weeks I have noticed a distinctly different (not for the better) taste in my ginger ale and this is from different 20 oz. bottles purchased from various corner store/gas station locations during different parts of the week.. i made purchases from different locations for the specific purpose of ensuring I wasn't just experiencing this difference in taste from one specific line or batch etc.. The way it seems to taste these days is more like a knock off or gross tasting off-branded version of the original ginger ale. I was wondering if maybe they are using a new source for specific ingredients or if certain vendors may have changed their sources and in turn unknowingly set in motion a difference in the recipe? The difference in taste is distinct & VERY noticeable in my opinion, however i am an AVID drinker who consumes multiple 20 oz bottles of Canada Dry per day/week.Anyone else notice this distinct difference in taste also??

Schweppes Ginger Ale has a crisp clean taste; it is not too sweet, something important to me, yet has just the right amount of sweetness too. It helps in easing constant nausea I go through during menstruation. I highly recommend this and both Canada Dry