Add 3-4 juniper berries, a pinch of pink peppercorns, and a fresh sprig of rosemary. Pour the gin over the ice and botanicals. Present the tonic water separately in its bottle, allowing for ...

Choose either a dry vermouth or a sweeter rendition (adding a red or pink vermouth will also bring a nice pop of color). Elderflower tonic water is another great pairing for gin. This elevated ...

The key is to keep the gin and tonic as cold as possible for as long as possible. Allow the ice cubes to settle in the glass for a few moments and remove any excess water before introducing the ...

Tonic water is higher in calories and sugars than many other mixed drink ingredients. Club soda could be a healthier alternative. Maybe you’re curious about the ingredients in your gin and tonic ...

The origin story of the gin & tonic is one of the most familiar in the classic cocktail canon. Still, it bears repeating, especially now that we’re well into springtime, and many of us will be ...

This simple, refreshing cocktail consists of — you guessed it — tonic water and gin ... juniper berries, pink peppercorns, it all plays off really well with that Gin. Made with Murcian ...

Tonic water has since become a common mixer with liquor, the most well-known combination being gin and tonic. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows tonic water to contain no more than ...

Maybe you’ve wondered why people order gin and tonic at the bar, but whiskey and tequila are usually mixed with soda water. Or maybe you’ve been shopping for cocktail ingredients and gotten ...