Canada Dry Ginger Ale is delicious and satisfying. I don't drink a lot of soda but when I do this is one of my favorites. I love Ginger Beer but sometimes I want something that is not as strong or I will mix them together with cranberry juice. The three flavors together come alive and it's a nice refreshing afternoon drink. Canada Dry Ginger Ale now comes in cherry berry flavor. It's rich and creamy and it goes great with tacos and for get togethers.

When I was young, my mother always gave me Canada Dry, when I was sick, with softboiled eggs and toast. When I was pregnant, I drank Canada Dry with saltines. Over the years, I have drunk it as a calming item. It's funny how I feel better when I drink it now. It has a small amount of ginger in it and does wonders for me. I've tried other brands, but they aren't measuring up to my Canada Dry.

I buy Canada Dry Ginger Ale every month because I am on kidney dialysis and this is the only soda that I can have. If I have any nausea, I sip C.D. ginger ale and almost instantly feel better. I also mix it with fruit juice or Kool-Aid for a tasty treat drink.

Excellent cold on hot days. Not too much carbonation to take large mouthfuls, not too sweet, chills quickly in the fridge and has a refreshing bold taste.

Bought for a nice dress up pair of leggings. Great price, got them on clearance! Nice soft faux leather. Seems like good value and quality. With speedy shipping. Awsome deal. Thank you.

Canada dry ginger ale uses ginger root extract and has a less intense flavor profile and carbonation level than alternatives (shwepps, Vernon’s, etc). I believe it has a more natural flavor profile and is more beneficial for stomachaches, illness and daily consumption.

I love Canada Dry Ginger ale. I've been drinking this (except for water and champagne) for more than 30 years. I absolutely love it... but, the price is getting out of hand, forcing me to select other drinks. I used to drink Pepsi all the time, but very little water... but still a lot of champagne when I switched to Ginger ale and now but with the price rising so much, it's getting to be a problem, not only finding it, but finding a good price on it--looks like I'm going to switch again, :-(

Canada Dry is the only ginger ale that I have actually found that list ginger as one of the ingredients. It is the last ingredient listed, which means it’s the least amount but at least it has ginger in it. All the rest says flavor but doesn’t list ginger

Love keeping this ginger ale in my pantry for sick tummy days, no other brand does it for me quite like this one. It tastes crisp, bubbly, and soothes my family's belly when we catch a bug or eat something questionable, especially when paired with plain saltine crackers. It's what my Mom gave us on sick days, and I carried on the tradition with my own kids %26 grandkids. I find that having individual cans works way better than 2-liter bottles because it's much less to commit to once you open it, sometimes we just need 1 can to get through sour stomach mornings and opening a huge 2-liter bottle means it must be consumed within a day or two or the bubbles go flat. Cans have a long shelf life and are easy to store in tight spaces when removed from the cardboard box.

Great find: Ginger ale helps with the stomach. Clear liquid from one burp to 2 burps. Rummy your tummy on the outside coconut lotion, or vitamin E and flatulence even one can help. Wonderfully the ginger ale the taste is a fun treat during holidays and it helps to swallow medication’s faster. One day this will be a luxury regarding the cost of purchase. I am grateful for the choice. Recycling centers will probably bring that cost down. Or offer a bundle by this one, get this one and lower the cost by the dollar or more.