RICHMOND, Va. — A nearly century-old cult-classic ginger ale that’s made in Virginia is being discontinued.
Facing an aluminum can shortage during the pandemic this year, Coca-Cola had already ceased production of Northern Neck Ginger Ale in July, The Virginian-Pilot reported Monday.
Now, the company announced in a news release, the discontinuation will be permanent.
The soda known for its distinctive bite was developed in Montross in 1926 and produced in recent years in Sandston, outside of Richmond.
