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My son is the Root/Birch beer kid. I'm the Ginger Ale dad. Need that Ginger Ale... hoping someone has had some like the one I described.

You sure it was Ginger Ale and not Ginger Beer?

I loves me some Ginger Beer and many small "brewers" use capsicum (the stuff in hot peppers that provide the heat) as an ingredient.

I saw at my local liquor store that they are now making Ginger Beer with the alcohol in it. I tried some but prefer the soft drink both straight and with Goslings and lime as a Dark 'n Stormy.

I figured it was soda.

Ginger Beer is soda, just like Ginger Ale only stronger.

I dont like it but most do.

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My bad I saw the word beer and just automatically assumed alcoholic beer. I could have been a non alcoholic ginger beer.. when I bought it I wasn't really paying attention I just wanted a ginger ale and when I took my first sip I was like WOW this is awesome! It was a few years ago though.

http://www.caneandreed.com/soda.htm 

that could be it.

Stroudsburg is in the Pocono Mts.

The beverage is Ginger Beer.

It is made by the Appalachian Brewing Co based out of Harrisburg,Pa.

Appalachian supplies all of the specialty beverages for the Strasburg and other Amish Historical areas.

I know of this due to having family in Blue Ball and spending very much time in the Amish area.

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Yes, and most of the "home made" Amish baked goods sold at road side stands and markets in the tourist area are actually baked by Bird In Hand or Shady Maple commercial bakeries.

I have a family friend who used to manage the wholesale order department for Shady Maple. Every week, 400 to 500 Amish and Mennonite “dealers” would pickup orders of un-branded baked goods to sell at their stands to the tourists.

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www.blenheimgingerale.com

Goya products are available everywhere there are Hispanic people, and pretty much everything Goya sells (olives, rice, etc.) is better than the regular goober brands.