• All three bartenders unanimously agree that Fever‑Tree is the top tonic water choice due to its balanced sweetness and ...

Bubbly, bittersweet, and bursting with untapped potential, a bottle of tonic water is the key to a whole summer of compelling ...

While a traditional Gin & Tonic is made with just two ingredients — gin and tonic water — this version adds a few aromatic ingredients to create a more complex flavor profile. Developed by Moe ...

Perhaps there is no more quintessentially British drink than the gin and tonic, muses intrepid cocktail culture columnist Beth Logan.

· 4 oz Fever-Tree Aromatic Tonic Water Create: Add the Summer Gin, mint leaves, and raspberries into a cocktail shaker. Using a muddler, lightly twist the mint leaves and break up the raspberries.

The Gin: Bright and with sweet floral aromas, I prefer Nordes Gin for Spanish Gin Tonics. Rich with botanicals, I always use Fever Tree tonic water. Together, they are a refreshing and flavorful ...

Selecting the proper gin is crucial; it’s what stands between me and fully embracing my summer era. To delve into the art of the perfect G&T, I consulted a few bartenders for their expert opinions.

This International Gin and Tonic Day and beyond, try these distinct London Dry Gins handcrafted in Scotland, California, and greater England — as well as the Big Smoke.

Taste 1: Christopher Osburn Tasting Notes: This is a floral, herbal gin and it’s obvious in the cocktail’s nose. There’s also plenty of citrus peels (the lime is responsible for part of that ...