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Northern Neck Ginger Ale

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Ginger ale
Northern Neck Ginger Ale
TypeGinger ale
ManufacturerNorthern Neck Bottling Co. (until 2001)
The Coca-Cola Company (2001 - 2020)
Country of origin United States
Region of originMontross, Virginia, U.S.
Introduced1926; 99 years ago (1926)
Discontinued2020; 5 years ago (2020)

Northern Neck Ginger Ale was a regionalginger ale sold in theNorthern Neck region of Virginia for 94 years from 1926 until its discontinuation in 2020.

History

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Northern Neck Ginger Ale was created in 1926 by Arthur Carver inMontross, Virginia.[1] The ginger ale was developed from a family recipe made duringprohibition, and was originally sold as Carver's Ginger Ale. It was bottled in Montross until 2001 under Carver's company, Northern Neck Brewing Co., which also bottledCoca-Cola products under license. It was sold in the Northern Neck region and nearby areas such asFredericksburg andRichmond.[2] The recipe was sold to Coca-Cola in 2001, who then moved production toSandston, Virginia.[3] Production was discontinued in 2020 due to thepandemic.[4]

In January 2019, a bill was sponsored by representativeMargaret Ransone, whose district included several counties in the Northern Neck, to make it the official soft drink of Virginia.[5] The bill followed a petition made in July 2018.[6] The bill did not come to pass, however.[1]

Discontinuation

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Following a shortage ofaluminum cans due to thepandemic, Northern Neck Ginger Ale was discontinued by the end of 2020, along with other products such asTaB and Diet Coke Feisty Cherry.[4][1] Due to the discontinuation of the soda, a non-profit group called the Northern Neck Foundation, along with aFacebook group and apetition, were started to convince Coca-Cola to bring it back.[7][8] The group rented abillboard in Richmond.[9] Several Virginia politicians, such asTim Kaine,Ralph Northam, andRob Wittman sent appeals to Coca-Cola to reinstate the brand.[3][2]King George County,Westmoreland County, and Montross also adopted a resolution of support for reinstating the brand.[8][10]

Further reading

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References

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  1. ^abcKorfhage, Matthew (2020-10-19)."After 94 years, Virginia's Northern Neck Ginger Ale will be no more".The Virginian-Pilot. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  2. ^abWilliams, John (2023-01-04)."Va. Leaders Fight for Return of Prized Northern Neck Ginger Ale".Chesapeake Bay Magazine. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  3. ^abVogelsong, Sarah (2022-12-13)."Kaine takes up the fight to resurrect Northern Neck Ginger Ale".Virginia Mercury. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  4. ^ab"Northern Neck Ginger Ale gone for good?".News on the Neck. 2020-10-28. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  5. ^Tynes, Brian (2019-01-04)."Bill would make Northern Neck Ginger Ale official soft drink of Virginia".WDBJ7. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  6. ^"Push to make Northern Neck Ginger Ale Virginia's official soft drink".WAVY.com. 2019-01-04. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  7. ^Moors, Macy (2023-01-05)."'We're going to get it back': Nonprofit established to save Northern Neck Ginger Ale".12 On Your Side. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  8. ^abHausman, Sandy (2023-01-02)."Saving Northern Neck Ginger Ale".WVTF. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  9. ^O'Bier, Taylor (2022-10-06)."The pandemic took Northern Neck Ginger Ale away. But this group isn't going to stop until it's back".CBS 6 News Richmond WTVR. Retrieved2025-02-02.
  10. ^Gomez-Misserian, Gabriela (2023-01-23)."A Virginia Community Beseeches Coke: Save Our Ginger Ale!".Garden & Gun. Retrieved2025-02-02.

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