Easy to craft with whiskey and ginger ale, the Whiskey Ginger cocktail isn't just a great drink to enjoy on St. Patrick's Day. It's a great drink to enjoy all year long. Technically an Irish Buck ...

Serve immediately. The combination of whiskey and ginger ale is a dive bar classic, but can often fall flat for those seeking a drink with a bit more flavor. Ginger and whiskey are a great match ...

Every cocktail tells a story ... Typically made with one part whiskey and three parts ginger ale, a whiskey ginger is at once crisply refreshing and warmly soothing thanks to the combination ...

You’ve got a refreshing, fizzy cocktail (or mocktail ... Teeling Small Batch Irish Whiskey, 1 oz. ginger ale, ½ oz. simple syrup, and ½ oz. lemon juice. Mix well and garnish with mint ...

The Horsefeather is a combination of whiskey, ginger soda ... and with the wrong ginger beer or ginger ale this cocktail gets boring in a hurry. Adding lemon juice and ginger syrup (if you ...

Another whiskey-based drink for the holiday is the Presbyterian. Lighter and brighter but no less whiskied than the aforementioned drink options, it combines ginger ale, soda water and a whiskey ...

In the 1920s, ginger ale became a staple in United States speakeasies. Bootleggers smuggling various liquors like whiskey and gin found that the soft drink was particularly good at making these ...

“I like the Presbyterian cocktail [bourbon, ginger ale, club soda], and I also like ... mule with zero sugar,” says Gass. “Jameson Whiskey launched a canned Jameson & Ginger.