Ginger Beer products for sale online in Zambia

Ginger beer is a non-alcoholic beverage that is made by mixing fresh ginger, water, sugar, lemon juice and then fermented with yeast and later carbonated and bottled. With a strong, spicy and aromatic flavour, ginger beer can be taken as a soft drink over ice or used as a mixer when taking alcoholic beverages such as cocktails or mocktails. In this category, you can browse and shop ginger beer from various manufacturers and distributors. It can also be easily bought in any supermarket.

Despite the name, ginger beer doesn't contain any alcohol. If you like having a drink with a bit of a kick, you might be a fan of ginger ale's slightly spicier cousin, ginger beer

Yes, you read that right! Ginger beer is much healthier than most carbonated drinks, and it's also one of the most refreshing drinks you can easily prepare in your own home. The key ingredient in ginger beer is ginger root, which is known for its myriad of culinary and medicinal uses since ancient times.

Bundaberg Ginger Beer is traditionally brewed over 3 days using real ginger, whereas ginger ale is often a version of carbonated water that's flavored with ginger syrup. Brewing is what gives a great Ginger Beer that zingy, 'smack in the face' kind of flavour, in comparison to its somewhat tame friend, ginger ale.

Ginger beer – the delicious, brewed, fermented beverage that we all know and love – first appeared around the mid-1700s in England. It was initially made as a fermented alcoholic beverage using ginger, sugar and water.

Drinking ginger beer may offer you some helpful health benefits, primarily as a result of its titular ingredient. People have used ginger root for centuries, to help with nausea and other stomach ailments. Ginger beer may help you get some of the same benefits.

It is not advisable to drink ginger beer or ginger ale for weight loss. These drinks usually contain high amounts of added sugar. However, drinking or making ginger kombucha or kefir without added sugar may be beneficial. These drinks contain natural probiotic bacteria.

The average glass of ginger beer contains a whopping 38.5g of sugar - the equivalent of just over eight teaspoons - according to the research by the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Open. A glass of Coke, on the other hand, contains 35g - that's about seven teaspoons.

Despite its high sugar content, there are two characteristics of ginger beer that may make it a slightly better choice for your upset stomach. For one, ginger beer tends to be slightly less carbonated than ginger ale. Doctors say carbonation in soda causes gas and can make stomach pains worse

Despite the name being similar to ginger ale, it's not the same. There is a considerable difference in taste and texture between ginger ale and ginger beer. Ginger beer is spicier and less bubbly. The drink is not ginger-flavored beer, but rather a unique drink all of its own.