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CC® Ginger Ale

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The C.C.® and Ginger Ale is a timeless go-to that needs no introduction. Smooth Canadian whisky meets snappy Fever-Tree Ginger Ale for a surefire hit that's easy to serve for larger groups, no matter the season. Mix individually or batch in a pitcher for friends and family.

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main spirit

Canadian Whisky

FLAVOR

Refreshing

skill level

Beginner

The C.C.® and Ginger Ale is a timeless go-to that needs no introduction. Smooth Canadian whisky meets snappy Fever-Tree Ginger Ale for a surefire hit that's easy to serve for larger groups, no matter the season. Mix individually or batch in a pitcher for friends and family.

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Ingredients

1 part
Canadian Club® 1858 Whisky
3 parts
Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
Garnish:
Lime Wedge
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Instructions

INGREDIENT GALLERY

Canadian Club® 1858 Whisky
Canadian Club® 1858 Whisky
Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
Lime Wedge
Lime Wedge
Canadian Club® 1858 Whisky
Canadian Club® 1858 Whisky
Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
Fever-Tree Ginger Ale
Lime Wedge
Lime Wedge

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