Crabbies Alcoholic Ginger Beer 500ml
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£2.05
Price per litre: £4.10
Product Description
Established 1801.
Made to a unique recipe with fruits spices and real ginger.
Crabbies distinctive Elephant Trademark stems from the Scots merchant adventurers who pioneered trade with countries from the Far East, from where we still buy the ginger (a reputed aphrodisiac and cure for 'mal de mer') for CRABBIE'S Original Alcoholic Ginger Beer.
4% vol.
Per 500ml Bottle 2 UK Units.
Avoid alcohol if pregnant or trying to conceive.
Enjoy responsibly.
Product Information
Categories
- Drinks / Beer & Cider / Ale / Bottles / Single Bottles
- Off Licence / Beer / Ale / Bottles / Single Bottles
- Brands: Crabbies
Prepare & Use
Best served well chilled with a slice of lemon and ice or mix with vodka, ice and a slice of lime to create a classic Moscow Mule.
Manufacturer
John Crabbie & Co.,
4 Woodside Place,
Charing Cross,
Glasgow,
G3 7QF..
Package Type
Bottle.
Recycling Information
Glass.
Nutrition
Allergen Information
- Contains: Sulphites
Ingredients
Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Contains Sugar and Sweeteners
Reviews
Customer Reviews
26 December 2012
0 of 1 found this review helpful.
03 January 2012
PERFECT!
I've always loved Crabbies Ginger Wine, but I love the Ginger Beer even more. Very tasty and refreshing. I would have liked to have got hold of the Limited Edition Orange version, but no shops were selling it.
14 October 2010
a tasty alternative
real ginger beer - refreshing, gingery and perfect for a sunny day in the garden
05 May 2010
Something different
I'm not a wine drinker and, much as I love American and Belgian beer, it's nice to have an alternative. A friend introduced me to this, knowing I loved ginger. This is a lovely, fresh, gingery summer drink. Not too sweet (like so many ciders) not too dry, nicely balanced and very moreish. Highly recommended for ginger lovers!
16 December 2009
A pleasant change from Ale and Lager
I first discovered Crabbies whilst on an ale trail around London's Wetherspoons. There wasnt much to choose from so I gave this a go. You would be hard pushed to believe this was alcoholic. It is very gingery and sweet. If you like Magners type drinks try this - it is far better.
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Tastes artificial
While I quite like the non-alcoholic version of this, the alcoholic version adds a discordant, bitter, alcohol note - almost like they simply started with the plain stuff and simply dumped in some industrial grade ethanol to make the alcoholic version. Try and compare this to something similar but classier, like Jeremiah weed root beer, where the alcohol is completely smooth and natural, or just simply any regular naturally brewed ale or cider - you shouldn't notice the alcohol as a sharp distinct taste.