Non-Alcoholic Ginger Beer

Non-alcoholic ginger beer for Moscow mules, dark and stormies or sipping on ice: spicy, fiery and light ginger beers from 1642, The Great Gentleman, Fever-Tree, Buderim and Favuzzi.

Non-alcoholic ginger beer, from mild to fiery

Non-alcoholic ginger beer is a sparkling ginger soda with a bold, spicy bite, stronger and less sweet than ginger ale. It is the key ingredient of a Moscow mule, and it is great on its own over ice with a squeeze of lime.

Our non-alcoholic ginger beers

• Spicy and fiery: The Great Gentleman Spicy Ginger Beer, made in Canada, also in bottles.
• Classic: 1642 Ginger Beer, Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer, Buderim Ginger Beer from Australia and Favuzzi Ginger Beer from Italy.
• Light: less sugar, same ginger kick, with Fever-Tree Light Ginger Beer (4.5 g of sugar per 100 mL) and The Great Gentleman Light.

How to use non-alcoholic ginger beer

Virgin Moscow mule: fill a copper mug with ice, add 1 oz of lime juice and top with 4 oz of ginger beer; add 1.5 oz of a non-alcoholic spirit if you like. See our virgin Moscow mule recipe. Dark and stormy: ginger beer, lime and a non-alcoholic rum. Find more mixers in our mocktails and cocktail mixers.

Non-alcoholic ginger beer FAQ

Is ginger beer alcoholic?

Most ginger beer sold today is a non-alcoholic soft drink. Traditional homemade ginger beer is fermented and can contain a little alcohol, but every ginger beer in this collection is non-alcoholic.

What is the difference between ginger beer and ginger ale?

Ginger beer has a stronger, spicier ginger taste and is often less sweet. Ginger ale is lighter and milder, closer to a ginger soda.

Which ginger beer is best for a Moscow mule?

A spicy one, like The Great Gentleman or 1642, so the ginger stands up to the lime and ice.