Oldest Ginger Ale Bottle By George Russell- Brooklyn NY

hertzyinmnhertzyinmn
in Question and Answer
Hi, I have been reading how John Mclaughlin invented ginger ale in 1907 , so how does that explain this George Russel bottle with an address in New York City , I would guess this bottle dates to mid 1800s. 8 panel ,blob top,7 1/2" Still has wire stopper inside, Thanks for looking any info appreciated Thanks

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  • ChrisChris
    John McLaughlin may have invented the specific soda-water-based drink known as ginger ale but ginger based drinks, including fermented ginger beverages - which probably had some degree of carbonation - long preceded 1907.

    Just look for Sanford's Jamaica Ginger extract - this was very popular in the latter 19th c.
  • hertzyinmnhertzyinmn
    Yes thanks Very interesting, information. Well I posted this nice bottle on ebay this evening in a one day auction !! I think it was a great find ,thanks much for looking at it
  • aaron48aaron48
    edited June 2024

    The oldest ginger ale bottle by George Russell of Brooklyn, NY, is a fascinating piece of history. Its unique design and craftsmanship offer a glimpse into the past, showcasing the evolution of beverage packaging and the rich heritage of Brooklyn. https://nycityguide.net/

  • Harry_PristisHarry_Pristis

    1907, really?

    sodasgingeralepair.jpg


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