Seagrams Diet Zero Sugar Ginger Ale Soda Pop, 2 Liter Bottle

I don't like the taste of regular sodas even when I'm sick. I let this go 'flat' and then sip to ward off nausea and settle my tummy. Who likes throwing up when they're sick? Not me! Real ginger or not ginger ale helps me and my kids when we don't feel well.

This is absolutely the best zero calorie soft drink on the market. If you didn't know better you would think it was regular Sprite with a slight Ginger flavor. The problem is it's drying up in all the stores around my house (central Ohio) and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Coca-Cola should definitely get on the ball and Market this better because everyone I've introduced it to loves it but has never heard of it.

This is best most natural ginger ale. It's always sold out. But when I can get it. I grab. Please start making the two liter in diet Seagrams. I love it.

I love the taste of Seagrams but they are hard to find by me in Idaho! I was very pleased to find out that our Wendy's has started carrying Diet Seagrams. I like it by itself or with a splash of raspberry flavor.

Just recently tried this instead of Sprite Zero my normal go to and found I actually really enjoy this brand better. The flavor is great, and it's good to mix with a cocktail or by itself

It's a bit different from the normal but it's a great option for limiting sugar. It is good on its own though it's really strong. But it is best in mixed drinks as a way to make cocktails a little healthier.

The diet ginger ale definitely tastes a little different than the full sugar version - but you still get a crisp gingery flavor for 0 calories so it's a top choice soda for me!

I'm not sure what it is but I prefer Canada Dry slightly over Seagrams. The soda is still great and gets the job done! Also great mixed with tequila or whiskey at parties. Or if your nauseas- very different direction lol

I'm not normally a soda drinker, but this is an okay drink to have on occasion. It doesn't taste overly sweet, and you can find it for a reasonable price at the grocery store. I've only seen it sold at one fast food restaurant, so it's not as widely available as other sodas. It's still a very carbonated, sugar-filled drink that makes me feel sick if I have too much.

I really like Seagram's Ginger Ale because I don't think it's as sweet, but the diet version leaves a lot to be desired. When I was pregnant, I needed Ginger Ale, and this one didn't help with my nausea at all.