Product Description
King's Arms Tavern Ginger Ale from Colonial Williamsburg is a carbonated non-alcoholic ginger ale made of all-natural ingredients, including ginger root, cane sugar, and pure water. You'll love the crisp and refreshing taste. Enjoy our ginger ale on it's own, or pair it with one of our fruit shrub mixers also sold in our shop for a historically-inspired cocktail or mocktail!
Features
- Non-alcoholic carbonated ginger ale
- 12 oz. glass bottle
- Brewed and bottled in the USA in Williamsburg, Virginia, at Alewerks Brewing Company
- A Colonial Williamsburg exclusive!
BUY MORE and SAVE!
- Buy 12-23 bottles - $4.00 ea.
- Buy 24 or more - $3.75 ea.
No additional discounts or shipping offers apply. Please note that a minimum purchase of 12 bottles applies to online orders.
Inspiration
In the 18th century, ginger root, sassafras, or spruce were added as flavorings to table beers.
Originally opened by Jane Vobe in 1772, King's Arm Tavern in the restored Historic Area of Colonial Williamsburg is a reproduction public house that offers a transporting sensory experience for diners today. Everything is true to the time period at King's Arms Tavern, from the clothing worn by servers to the pewter candlesticks. The menu is inspired by 18th-century recipes but updated to suit 21st-century tastes.
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Tavern Ginger Ale
I've ordered before a while ago. We love this ginger ale. It's light and crisp. My husband noted that he wished it had more of the full bodied ginger flavor but also said he enjoyed it just the same. It's tasty regardless. I will order again at some point.
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Kings Arm Gingerale
Purchased the gingerale many times in Colonial Williamsburg and had it shipped to my home. Just received another shipment and extremely disappointed. The flavor is nothing like the previous ginger ale. Does not have the rich ginger taste. The color is white/clear. The ginger ale that I have had in the past was a golden color. I won’t be purchasing anymore ginger ale. It is nothing the same. It tastes more like week ginger beer.
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Soda
Brought back memories of my visit to Williamsburg
