Tracing the Gin and Tonic: From India and Argentina to the U.S. and Spain
The Gin and Tonic is enjoyed all over the globe. It’s gone from a quinine-laced medicinal drink to one of the world’s most popular cocktails.
Read MoreThe Gin and Tonic is enjoyed all over the globe. It’s gone from a quinine-laced medicinal drink to one of the world’s most popular cocktails.
Read MoreQuinine is best known as the bitter flavoring element in tonic water, but it’s also found in many liqueurs, vermouths, fortified wines, and amari.
Read MoreFrom house-made syrups to off-the-shelf brands, here’s how bartenders from Maine to Miami make their G&Ts.
Read MoreThe new Fever-Tree Aromatic Tonic employs angostura bark to spruce up your G&Ts.
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