Cranberry juice tastes 10x better on an airplane. I order it on almost every flight, but it doesn’t even cross my mind as a drink option if I’m not at 30,000 feet. Is there a name for this phenomenon? https://i.imgur.com/kprEddQ.jpg

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I don’t know where the hot water comes from…

Tomato juice, it's probably because you wouldn't have it in a resto and you've seen the videos about where they get their hot water 😳

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Someone else shared that article as well. I suspect the same physiological responses impact the preference for cranberry and ginger ale.

I've only known this phenomenon for tomato juice so far. 

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2018/may/12/united-airlines-tomato-juice-planes

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You’re the second to do half & half. Might have to try it

Guess I am not alone to do Ginger Ale. Have also done half and half Ginger Ale and Cranberry.

Maybe I’ll try the ginger ale next time

This is how I am with ginger ale. 

Let’s see if I can switch to cranberry next flight. Weird how automatic it is …

It seems I’m in the minority so far, 2-1 ginger ale v cranberry

ok, now I have to try it too. Never thought it's available in flight 🤷‍♂️