Vernors Ginger Ale

Vernors is considered the oldest surviving ginger ale brand in the United States, famously created in Detroit, Michigan. The unique flavor profile is distinct from modern 'dry' ginger ales, often described as more robust, sweet, and highly carbonated, with a golden hue derived from wood-vat aging of its original formula.

While the brand maintains deep roots in the Great Lakes region and is a cultural icon in Michigan, it is now owned and operated by a major global beverage conglomerate. Production primarily takes place in various bottling facilities across the United States to satisfy North American demand, maintaining the heritage of the recipe developed during the American Civil War era by James Vernor.