rachel’s ginger beer - 12th ave arts
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Handcrafted ginger beer in many flavors, cocktails, floats, and chicken
Handcrafted ginger beer in many flavors, cocktails, floats, and chicken
"The Denny Triangle outpost of a well-known ginger beer purveyor has closed, though the brand still operates several other stores in Seattle." - Harry Cheadle
"We like Rachel’s not just because the ginger beer here is really refreshing, but also because it’s both touristy and “cool” at the same time. The flavors range from classic and caramelized pineapple vanilla to pink guava. And, you can order your drink as-is, in float form with soft serve, or mule-style spiked with vodka. Sorry for making you choose between ice cream and vodka." - aimee rizzo
"Rachel’s Ginger Beer is the only bar in the neighborhood where the non-alcoholic options are just as delicious as the boozy ones. The ginger beer flavors in this beautiful plant-filled space range from caramelized pineapple to passionfruit vanilla, but if you’re here for a proper cocktail, go for a frozen mule, a spirit-topped soft serve float, or a porch swing with gin and Aperol." - aimee rizzo
"The best spot for locally-brewed, extra-spicy ginger beer and cocktails. RGB opened a second space after their Pike Place flagship store and, because they’re awesome, they added french fries to the menu. With its bright interior, chill vibes, and inventive drinks, we've become regulars fast." - Hum Creative
"Rachel Marshall died in 2023 after struggling with alcohol; her legacy is one of Seattle’s most famous nonalcoholic beverages, a ginger beer that is sweet and sharp and gingery. At any of the Rachel’s Ginger Beer locations you can get a wide variety of flavors and also order cocktails that use RGB as a base ingredient." - Mark Van Streefkerk, Harry Cheadle
