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The Canada Dry story begins with pharmacist and chemist
John J. McLaughlin, who opened a small plant in Toronto,
Canada in 1890 to manufacture soda water, which he sold to
drugstores in siphons as a mixer for fruit juices and flavored
extracts. After hundreds of painstaking experiments,
McLaughlin achieved the perfect formula for his Canada Dry
Pale Dry Ginger Ale in 1904. In 1919, McLaughlin began to
ship the product to New York City, and two years later the
first Canada Dry plant in the United States was opened on
38th Street in Manhattan.
When ginger ale was first introduced, it was dark in color
and considered by many to be too sweet. John J. McLaughlin
wanted to create a ginger ale that was reminiscent of the
'dry' and clear sparkling champagnes of France.
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