Prefer the non diet version

I tried both the diet and non diet versions of the cranberry ginger ale, I must preferred the non diet version because the diet version left a bitter after taste which I did not enjoy at all

Not a fan

Not a fan of the diet Canada dry cranberry ginger ale. It's priced higher than other sodas too. I wouldn't buy this flavor again unless we were entertaining.

Pas pour moi

J ai pas aimé se produit. J aime pas les consommation diet se n est pas fait pour moi. Ses pas mauvais au contraire mais pas dans mes goût . A vous de le découvrir

Light on the cranberry

Light on the calories, and light on the cranberry. It has a nice flavor, but not really strongly identifiable as cranberry than a generic fruit flavor.

Canada Dry Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale review

#GotItFree through @ChickAdvisor . Canada Dry has always been known to produce a high-quality Ginger Ale. Canada Dry Ginger Ale is made with real ginger, and the use of real ginger in the production of Canada Dry Ginger Ale contributes to its overall taste. To add a certain 'zing' to the product, for a limited time Canada Dry is introducing Cranberry to their Ginger Ale products, putting both Canada Dry Cranberry Ginger Ale and Canada Dry Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale on the market. In this review I tested Canada Dry Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale, so that I may enjoy the product all with 0 calories. The scent of the product, once the can has been opened, is that of Canada Dry Ginger Ale with just a hint of Cranberry. Upon opening the can, the product fizzes outside of the can slightly and appears with a pink hue instead of the traditional amber-esque colour of regular Canada Dry Ginger Ale. Its taste, like its scent, is the same quality Canada Dry Ginger Ale that you would expect, but with but a hint of Cranberry. The addition of the hint of Cranberry makes Canada Dry Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale just that much more special. I can see those who appreciate both traditional Canada Dry Ginger Ale as well as those who appreciate the tartness of Cranberry really appreciating this product (it would be to these individuals that I would recommend this product). It could also represent a special twist on a classic for events such as parties. As for me however, I would prefer a sweeter 'zing' to Canada Dry Ginger Ale, such as cherry flavouring perhaps. Also, Canada Dry Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale, perhaps given its limited release, was difficult to find in my regularly-visited grocery stores. I had to go to a more-premium grocery store to find it, and this translated to a higher price point than I would expect for 12 cans of soft drink, albeit from a name-brand such as Canada Dry.