Northern Neck Ginger Ale was created in 1926 in Montross, in Westmoreland County in Virginia’s Northern Neck. (Getty Images/iStockphoto/buru) Northern Neck Ginger Ale was created in 1926 in Montross, ...

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RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Virginia Senator Tim Kaine has added his voice to the growing chorus calling on soda giant Coca-Cola to bring back a beloved local soda that was made on Virginia’s Northern Neck ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Stock up on Northern Neck Ginger Ale while you can! Coca-Cola is considering discontinuing a number of beverages including, TaB, Diet Coke Feisty Cherry, Coke Life and regional ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Stock up on Northern Neck Ginger Ale while you can! Coca-Cola is discontinuing a number of beverages including, TaB, Diet Coke Feisty Cherry, Coke Life and regional brands ...

A viral TikTok claims you can make ginger ale just by combining Coke with Sprite, and plenty of viewers seem to agree. A viral TikTok claims you can make ginger ale just by combining Coke with Sprite, ...

Coca-Cola has shifted its focus to its larger brands and short-term gimmicks like its AI-generated soda. Soda, at least certain sodas, seem to connect with consumers in ways many products don’t. When ...

Ginger ale is a soda you might keep in the pantry for the kiddos when they have an upset stomach, or if you like to entertain and use it as a mixer in your cocktails. However, if you find that during ...

Another one bites the dust. Last month, Coca-Cola Co. announced a major restructuring, including dropping about 200 of its brands. That's about half of its portfolio. But the news of Tab and ZICO ...

A nearly century-old Virginia classic will be laid to rest this year, the Coca-Cola company announced in a news release Friday. Northern Neck Ginger Ale is a niche but also fervid favorite in these ...

RICHMOND, Va. -- The fight to bring Northern Neck Ginger Ale just got a powerful ally. U.S. Senator Tim Kaine has joined the chorus of consumers urging Coca-Cola to bring back the iconic brand.