Ginger questions. Straight answers.

Jake’s is made with organic Peruvian ginger, whole lemons and purified water. There are no added preservatives, artificial colors or artificial flavors.

We steep ground ginger and whole lemons in hot water instead of cold-pressing them. That patient process creates Jake’s bold, smooth flavor and distinctive golden color.

No. Jake’s StrongGinger contains no alcohol. It is an organic ginger drink made for everyday routines, recipes and mixers.

It depends on how you like to enjoy ginger. Jake’s can be taken as a small shot or mixed into a longer drink, and its steeped flavor is smoother than many conventional cold-pressed shots.

Jake’s is made from real whole-food ingredients, so a little natural variation or settling can happen from bottle to bottle. Give it a gentle shake before serving.

Enjoy it chilled, at room temperature or warm. Drink it straight, add it to water or sparkling water, or use it in cocktails, mocktails and recipes.

Serving size depends on how you use it. Many customers enjoy a small shot or mix Jake’s into a larger drink. Follow the serving guidance printed on your bottle.

Absolutely. Add it to cocktails, mocktails, sparkling water, marinades and cooking recipes whenever you want real ginger flavor with a clean citrus finish.

Use the printed date on the bottle as your guide. Once opened, keep Jake’s refrigerated and follow the storage instructions printed on the bottle for the best quality.

Yes—but never freeze Jake’s inside its glass bottle. Pour it into a freezer-safe container or ice-cube tray first. Ginger cubes are especially good in sparkling water and mocktails.

It is the Julian production date—the day your bottle of Jake’s was crafted.

Shop Jake’s online or use our store locator to find a retailer near you.

Use the subscription portal sent when you signed up. If you cannot find it, email jake@jakesginger.com and we’ll help you with the change.

Yes. The brand honors Frank C. “Jake” Jacobson, father of founder Tryg Jacobson—an adventurous traveler remembered for his generosity, remedies and love of ginger.