British Non-alcoholic Beverages

Earl Grey is a type of tea traditionally made with black tea flavored with bergamot oil. As the name is not trademarked, there are several varieties that may appear under the same name and which use different tea varieties or additional f... READ MORE

Originally, ginger beer was an alcoholic brew made from fermented ginger, sugar, and water, however, many of today’s commercial ginger beers have less than .5% alcohol and are classified as non-alcoholic. It originates from England ... READ MORE

English breakfast tea is one of the most popular tea varieties in the UK and the world. It is a blend typically made with Assam, Ceylon, Chinese, and Kenyan black tea. Its birthplace—as well as the origin of its name—is quite ... READ MORE

Vimto is an iconic British purple-colored soft drink created in 1908 in Manchester, England. Originally, it was registered as a health tonic and came in the form of concentrated syrup intended to invigorate and refresh durin... READ MORE

Dandelion and burdock is a soft, carbonated drink traditional to the British Isles. It's dark in color with a unique herbal flavor. The drink is made from fermented dandelion and burdock roots which are believed to have beneficial effects... READ MORE