Our SPicy Ginger Mixers

Bold. Spicy. Premium.
Ginger mixers are your shortcut to drinks with instant energy.
 
Ginger brings heat, freshness and depth to every glass. Here you’ll find Ginger Beer and Ginger Ale
 
For spicy & smooth drinks.
For highballs, long drinks, alcohol‑free serves or pure.
 
For everyone who wants to taste ginger and feel it.

What Defines Ginger Mixers:

  • Function
    Ginger mixers add heat, freshness and a clear forward drive to any drink.

 

  • Ingredient
    The defining spice comes from real ginger root: direct, vibrant and sometimes surprisingly intense.

 

  • Flavour Profile
    From mild and sparkling to boldly spicy – depending on drink, style and mixer.

 

  • Mixability
    Made for Mule‑style drinks, highballs, aperitif twists and alcohol‑free serves. Especially strong with vodka, rum or simply on the rocks.

 

  • Character
    Bar classics with energy – uncomplicated, but never boring.
     
Ginger Ale
Spicy Ginger Beer

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FAQ

A ginger mixer is a carbonated mixer based on ginger.
Our Spicy Ginger Beer is the hottest ginger beer on the market – bold, intense, unmistakably ginger.
Our Ginger Ale is milder, softer and pairs perfectly with warm spirits.
 
In short:
  • Ginger Ale = smooth & sparkling
  • Ginger Beer = more heat & more ginger
 
Spicy Ginger Beer: ideal in clear highballs, Vodka Mules, Dark ’n’ Stormy with rum or alcohol‑free Maple Mule variations with real spice.
 
Ginger Ale: perfect for classic long drinks like Horse’s Neck, Virgin Mojito and all drinks where ginger should complement – not dominate.
 
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Absolutely. Served well‑chilled over plenty of ice, they’re like grown‑up lemonades with spice. Add a citrus zest if you like – done.
No. Heat depends on ginger content, sweetness and carbonation.
Spicy Ginger Beer delivers surprising, long‑lasting heat.
Ginger Ale stays intentionally softer and more rounded.
No – but many benefit from it.
And sometimes bitterness works better than ginger – for example a Tonic Water in a classic highball.
In the end it’s not about the mixer.
It’s about the drink.
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