Upon reading up on it, I’m seeing it actually has a cream soda edge. So it might be a nice sub but I think it’d still need some fizzy. I’m thinking a bit of VTA cream soda to boost that note that peach ginger already has. Also seeing that the ginger notes are brighter at minute percentages in the GP. Interested in your suggestions thoughI have the peach ginger but have not mixed it in anything yet. So while unsure of a %, I would probably keep the same ratios as Franc to start with. I can always go look at the reviews to see is a starting % is mentioned. I will let you know what I find.
@NatashaTMTI have the peach ginger but have not mixed it in anything yet. So while unsure of a %, I would probably keep the same ratios as Franc to start with. I can always go look at the reviews to see is a starting % is mentioned. I will let you know what I find.
So far finding its a gentle profile and smooth. 1 had a starting % of .50 but was mixed with another peach also. Described as refreshing, not a heavy flavor.
I thought that was what the TFA Champayne was for....the bubblies.....Upon reading up on it, I’m seeing it actually has a cream soda edge. So it might be a nice sub but I think it’d still need some fizzy. I’m thinking a bit of VTA cream soda to boost that note that peach ginger already has. Also seeing that the ginger notes are brighter at minute percentages in the GP. Interested in your suggestions though
Believe I’ll do a couple testers. One with VTA Creaming Soda & Peach Ginger and the other with the FW Ginger Ale. The one with creaming soda will need a bit longer steep but I think it’ll be the best way to figure out my preference in this mix. Thank you!@NatashaTMT
So far finding its a gentle profile and smooth. 1 had a starting % of .50 but was mixed with another peach also. Described as refreshing, not a heavy flavor.
Do you think it’ll be enough? I’ve not mixed with it yet.I thought that was what the TFA Champayne was for....the bubblies.....
I think I would probably split the % for the original ginger ale with your FW ginger ale and ginger peach, but that is just me.
eta guess I will be mixing this up today. Sounds really good to me.
I think I have posted most of them in this thread, maybe not all...
If you don't feel like looking, just PM me & I'll share...
Good luck. I'm really liking my version. I also like the boozy from the rum. I'll be getting a 30ml this time.I think I would probably split the % for the original ginger ale with your FW ginger ale and ginger peach, but that is just me.
eta guess I will be mixing this up today. Sounds really good to me.
Looking at reviews for the TFA ginger ale, it does not have the fizzys'. Bull city does not carry FW ginger ale. So I need to look at FW website to see if any info on it there.Don't look at meI really don't perceive "fizzy".
I don’t have TFA’s Ginger Ale, if thats what you mean by original. I’ll also mix it up a couple ways and see what pops. Appreciate all of your adviceI think I would probably split the % for the original ginger ale with your FW ginger ale and ginger peach, but that is just me.
eta guess I will be mixing this up today. Sounds really good to me.
No fizzy in FW Ginger Ale either......Looking at reviews for the TFA ginger ale, it does not have the fizzys'. Bull city does not carry FW ginger ale. So I need to look at FW website to see if any info on it there.
Because you like yours so much, I really wanna keep it as close to yours as possible. I’d be surprised if neither I mix works out. They may both work!
That’s awesome! It’s easy enough to type them into the search browser here and search this thread only. If I can’t find any, I’ll likely take you up on that offerI think I have posted most of them in this thread, maybe not all...
Thank you!
So helpful, thanks! And what are these manufacturers doing making champagne & soda without carbonation?
It's the boozy in the rum that makes the mix for me. Not sure if I'd like it with other flavors but I'll probably try it some timeBecause you like yours so much, I really wanna keep it as close to yours as possible. I’d be surprised if neither I mix works out. They may both work!
I assumed so and already concerned with muting them a bit with the addition of coconut but pineapple mainly. I’ll try to make as few changes as possible.
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