Can this compare with Blenheim's Ginger Ale? Does it have a kangaroo kick?
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Thank you for the question mate. Ginger Ale and Ginger Beer are very different. Bundaberg Ginger Beer has a delicious and crisp taste. It even has little pieces of ginger in it. It definitely has a Kangaroo Kick. :) APCTeam
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Thank you for the question mate. Ginger Ale and Ginger Beer are very different. Bundaberg Ginger Beer has a delicious and crisp taste. It even has little pieces of ginger in it. It definitely has a Kangaroo Kick. :)APCTeam
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After having reviewed several recipes and fermentation processes related to ginger beer, I really don't think this is what they (you) have in mind. You might consider this link: http://www.amazon.com/Midwest-Homebrewing-and-Winemaking-Supplies/dp/B006O93TI6/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1420507466&sr=8-15&keywords=ginger+root
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I don't drink beer, but I don't imagine it would be that much different than iced tea. Works great for tea!
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I searched for and purchased a case of Fever-Tree Tonic Water. I had Bert's Gin & Tonic at a P.F Chang's restaurant. It was absolutely the best drink I've had in quite awhile. Made with Bombay Sapphire gin, fresh citrus, star annise alongside a small bottle of Fever-Tree premium tonic water. I didn't know Fever-Tree even made Ginger Beer until I saw the reviews.
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Based on my experience absolutely! It's not overly sweet and has a natural strong fresh ginger taste, hope this helps!
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Pastuer is the original wine yeast, it finishes dry. So it really depends on your taste preferences if you want a dry wine or in your case ginger beer then this is perfect. If you don't want a dry finish this is not for you, I've used this yeast in everything from mead to hard cider it is very hardy and hard to kill and very tolerant to a wide variety of conditions. If there is any sugar left it won't die I recently made some pineapple beer very high citric acid and it didn't phase the pastuer yeast.
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No. It does use the old fashion yeast way of making it carbonated. That gives it a bit of a yeasty beer taste.
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Don't know but I drink it like regular in the am and I do get a similar kick.
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This coffee is very similar, though a bit stronger and darker. Kicking Horse is more adventurous. A great coffee for blending with lesser arabica to create a softer flavor. It may not be for the faint of heart. Great for sipping.
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I have not tried that so I really do not know but I do bottle kombucha that has a lot better fizzy life with the smaller bottles.
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Better. It mixes creamy and rich. Not grainy or sugary at all. I've been drinking this in Australia for years. I travel to London to stock up. I'm a fight attendant so it's not as exotic as it sounds. .
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Nope - not that I remember...A good recipe = 1/2 lime - 2 oz vodka & Ginger Beer (I prefer the non-alcoholic) - 4 to 6 oz and plenty of ice.
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Yes, and the hit of ginger is wonderful. The brewing is like the brewing of Root beer.
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It tastes like root beer. My 2 younger kids truly LIKE the taste and get excited to take it. My teenager refuses to take it at all... because he knows what it's for. We've tried non-root beer flavored varieties and my kids HATE it. This is the only one they'll take.
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Hi Kimberly, Yes, it is the same stuff. And it will help with nursing your baby. It's also great for B vitamins. I don't buy actual brewer's yeast, though, because it is often too bitter for my taste. I guess beer drinkers like that flavor. 'Nutritional yeast is equivalent, but tastes much better in my opinion. I actually have a preference for nutritritional year flakes. So yummy. I usually flavor it with Spike, available at health food stores and most large grocery stores. With Bragg's product it is already nicely seasoned. I generally buy larger quantities for our use on popcorn or stir fry mostly. Health and good luck to you and yours! Hi Kimberly, Yes, it is the same stuff. And it will help with nursing your baby. It's also great for B vitamins. I don't buy actual brewer's yeast, though, because it is often too bitter for my taste. I guess beer drinkers like that flavor. 'Nutritional yeast is equivalent, but tastes much better in my opinion. I actually have a preference for nutritritional year flakes. So yummy. I usually flavor it with Spike, available at health food stores and most large grocery stores. With Bragg's product it is already nicely seasoned. I generally buy larger quantities for our use on popcorn or... » Read More Hi Kimberly, Yes, it is the same stuff. And it will help with nursing your baby. It's also great for B vitamins. I don't buy actual brewer's yeast, though, because it is often too bitter for my taste. I guess beer drinkers like that flavor. 'Nutritional yeast is equivalent, but tastes much better in my opinion. I actually have a preference for nutritritional year flakes. So yummy. I usually flavor it with Spike, available at health food stores and most large grocery stores. With Bragg's product it is already nicely seasoned. I generally buy larger quantities for our use on popcorn or stir fry mostly. Health and good luck to you and yours! « Show Less
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No. It's more like a gooey caramel and doesn't have the full tablet taste. If you are looking for true Scottish tablet, you will be disappointed.
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Have never tried Lyons Original Blend Tea, but Yorkshire Gold is FAR superior to Earl Grey Tea. It is very mild and mellow. We are not interested in looking further for another brand. Shopped around thru others for a while but NONE compare to Yorkshire Gold in our opinion, especially in the morning with ginger cookies or raisin/cinnamon bread.