The name “ginger beer” originates from the mid-1800s England, where the traditional recipe included fermentation and had a high alcohol content, qualifying it as a type of beer. Despite its name, modern ginger beer can be non-alcoholic or have minimal alcohol content, with variations in fermentation processes and carbonation levels. Ginger beer and ginger ale were popular during Prohibition for masking the smell of alcohol, with ginger ale possibly originating in Ireland and gaining success in Canada in the 1900s.
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Journalist: Chelsea want to sign a different profile to Nicolas Jackson and Liam Delap
Chelsea is reportedly seeking to sign a different type of attacker than Nicolas Jackson and Liam Delap, who recently contributed to a 2-0 victory against Los Angeles FC in the Club World Cup. Journalist Ben Jacobs indicates they have removed Benjamin Sesko from consideration and are interested in Morgan Rogers if he becomes available, while also monitoring West Ham's Mohammed Kudus. Need More Context? 🔎
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