Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer - Perfect for Moscow Mule 50 cl

A large bottle for anyone who knows exactly what they want it for: a cold Moscow Mule with plenty of ice and a slice of lime, or a Dark and Stormy where the ginger needs to play a clear role.

The Expert's Description

Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer 50 cl is a ginger beer from the British drinks house Fever-Tree, founded in 2004 by Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow. It is produced with roots from three different types of ginger from Nigeria, Ivory Coast and India, and stays unfiltered so the pure ginger is clear in both appearance and taste.

The large 50 cl bottle is practical when serving several drinks from the same bottle, without the carbonation losing its strength along the way. The ginger beer can also be enjoyed with no spirit at all, with ice and a slice of fresh lime.

Tasting Notes

The Tasting Experience

The colour is lightly cloudy with a natural ginger sediment. The aroma is immediately clear, fresh ginger, and the flavour follows through with a distinct, sharp ginger character that fills the palate without being too sweet.

Serving & Pairing Suggestions

Serve cold, ideally in a copper mug or tall glass with plenty of ice. Vodka and lime juice make a classic Moscow Mule, while dark rum gives a Dark and Stormy-style drink where the sharpness of the ginger should stand out clearly.

Specifications

Name: Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer 50 cl
Producer/Brand: Fever-Tree
Country: United Kingdom
EAN no.: 5060108450997
Tasting Notes: Sharp, fresh ginger with a natural sediment
Sugar Content: 9 g sugar per 100 ml
Size: 50 CL

Flavour Profile

Spicy · Sharp · Unfiltered · Sparkling

Did You Know?

The Fever-Tree name comes from quinine's historical nickname, fever tree, given by European explorers to the original cinchona trees because the extract could keep fever in check.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer 50 cl

Why is there sediment in the bottle?

Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer is unfiltered, so you can both see and taste the real, crushed ginger at the bottom of the bottle.

Which spirit pairs best with ginger beer?

Vodka and lime juice make a classic Moscow Mule, while dark rum creates a Dark and Stormy-style drink.

Can Ginger Beer be enjoyed without spirits?

Yes, it can easily be enjoyed on its own with ice and a slice of fresh lime as a refreshing, non-alcoholic drink.

Where does the ginger come from?

From three different types of ginger root from Nigeria, Ivory Coast and India, giving a layered, complex ginger character.

Where can I see the rest of your tonic and mixer range?

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