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Ginger ale also used to soothe coughs and sore throats. Ginger ale is usually acceptable for people on a clear liquid diet. Ginger ale is generally high in sugar. It is popular in mixed drinks, and punch, and it is sometimes used as a non-alcoholic substitute for champagne or beer, since the beverages resemble each other in appearance. Ginger ale can be mixed with many hard liquors, beers and wines. In Jamaica, a common way to consume ginger ale is mixed with Red Stripe beer; this is called a Shandy Gaff. Ginger ale and ginger beer are similar beverages, however, there are