Ginger Ale ( 3 cans x 330mL)
Ginger ale is a fizzy, sweet, and spicy complex drink. It's arguably the best highball mixer for anyone looking for something a little more interesting than plain carbonated water but not as dominating or saccharine as cola.
Recommendations to pair with
Whiskey:
What's great about a whiskey and ginger ale cocktail is that, apart from being a tasty drink, it's also a great base to build a cocktail on. From simple syrup to chunks of fruit and dashes of juice, there are lots of add-ins you can experiment with, and the drink won't disappoint. Just remember that when mixing with whiskey, use ginger ale and not ginger beer as the latter's punchier notes can overpower some whiskeys.
Vodka:
Vodka's clean flavor plays nicely with a wide variety of mixers, so it's no surprise that it goes well with ginger ale too. If you've ever enjoyed a refreshing vodka tonic, think of a vodka and ginger ale to be an elevated version of that because of the additional ginger notes. Unlike whiskey, which should be paired with a well-balanced ginger ale, vodka isn't as fussy about its subtle notes, so you can mix it with any store-bought can.
Tequila:
With its affinity for cocktails that blend sweet and spicy notes, tequila is the perfect pairing for ginger ale. While other spirits are more often given the ginger ale treatment, don't sleep on mixing together a Mexican mule — tequila, ginger ale, and lime. As with whiskey, tequila also has several varieties, and each of them results in a very different cocktail when combined with the mixer. A tequila blanco, which is barely aged and has a sprightly flavor, makes a great summer drink that's light enough to sip during the day when paired with equally delicate ginger ale. On the flip side, aged reposado or añejo tequila, with their more complex and oaky notes, make for a more sophisticated drink when mixed with ginger ale.
Rum:
Ginger ale is a great mixer for balancing rum's inherent sweetness while also blending well with the spirit's faint spicy notes. White, dark, and spiced rum all work well with ginger ale, resulting in cocktails that are quite varied in character.
Beer:
Ginger ale is nice pairing with beer. This cocktail is called "Shandy". Avoid dark beers and lean more towards fruity wheat beers and pale ales for a nice summery shandy. The ginger notes work better with the sprightly flavors of these lighter beers.
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