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Lemon Ginger Fizz (Non-Alcoholic)

Lemon Ginger Fizz (Non-Alcoholic)

A crisp, refreshing fizz with fresh lemon juice, ginger beer, sparkling water, and a few drops of ONIMA Pantry Lemon Ginger Jerk hot sauce for a bright, spicy finish.

Yield
1 drink
Prep Time
5 minutes
Total Time
5 minutes
Skill Level
Easy

Ingredients

  • ¾ oz fresh lemon juice
  • 6 oz ginger beer (well-chilled)
  • 3 oz sparkling water (well-chilled)
  • 5 drops ONIMA Pantry Lemon Ginger Jerk hot sauce (adjust to taste)
  • Ice
  • Lemon peel (for garnish)

Step by step

  1. Fill a glass with ice

    Fill a glass with ice.

  2. Add the fresh lemon juice

    Add the fresh lemon juice.

  3. Add 5 drops of Lemon Ginger Jerk

    Add 5 drops of Lemon Ginger Jerk hot sauce (start small; you can always add more).

  4. Top with ginger beer and sparkling water

    Top with ginger beer and sparkling water.

  5. Stir gently to combine

    Stir gently to combine. Garnish with a strip of lemon peel.

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Ice Fill a glass with ice, then add lemon juice and Lemon Ginger Jerk, adjusting the sauce to taste. Top with chilled ginger beer and sparkling water. Stir gently and garnish with lemon peel.
¾ oz fresh lemon juice
5 drops ONIMA Pantry Lemon Ginger Jerk hot sauce (adjust to taste)
6 oz ginger beer (well-chilled)
3 oz sparkling water (well-chilled)
Lemon peel (for garnish)

Sharp lemon, spicy ginger, and a clean hot sauce kick.

Quick Answer

Fill a glass with ice, add fresh lemon juice and 5 drops of Lemon Ginger Jerk hot sauce, then top with ginger beer and sparkling water. Stir gently and garnish with lemon peel.

Tips for the Best Flavor

  • Pick your ginger beer: Spicier ginger beer = bolder heat and more bite.
  • Keep it bright: Use freshly squeezed lemon for the cleanest acidity.
  • Control the kick: Stir, taste, and add 1–2 extra drops only if you want more heat.

Variations

  • Less sweet: Use ginger “soda” or a lower-sugar ginger beer if available.
  • Extra aromatic: Add a pinch of grated ginger or a thin slice of ginger as garnish.
  • More citrus: Add a small splash of lime (¼ oz) alongside the lemon.

What to Serve With It

This pairs well with grilled chicken, fried foods, sandwiches, and anything that likes ginger + citrus. It’s also a strong reset between spicy bites. For more recipes and products, visit ONIMA Pantry.

FAQ

Is ginger beer non-alcoholic?

Most commercial ginger beer is non-alcoholic, but check the label—some fermented versions contain trace alcohol.

How spicy is this?

With 5 drops, it’s moderately spicy depending on the ginger beer. Add or subtract drops to match your heat preference.

Can I make it without sparkling water?

Yep! Use 9 oz ginger beer total for a stronger ginger profile. The sparkling water lightens and crisps the finish.

Want the citrus-ginger heat that makes this fizz work? Try ONIMA Pantry Lemon Ginger Jerk hot sauce.

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