This is especially the case if you don't drink gin and tonics out of the best glass. While bitter tonic water obviously makes a good match for semi-sweet, botanical gin, it's not a very exciting ...

On This Morning, Gin specialist ... in a wine glass, or balloon glasses as is tradition in Spain, as it allows the aroma to be appreciated more. Some companies produce slimline tonic water ...

For your special tasting, here are some fun ways to upgrade the classic Gin and Tonic. Cut a cucumber into thin ribbons and arrange them in a highball glass. Add a handful of ice cubes. In a cocktail ...

The herbaceous, juniper-forward flavor of botanical London Dry Gin is perfectly carried by tonic water's sweetness. Fill a chilled highball glass with ice. Add the gin and tonic water and stir well.

If you want to turn it up to eleven, you’ll add a lime wedge. Add gin to an ice-filled glass. Top with tonic water and stir until combined. Add a lime wedge for garnish. drink Now, if that’s g ...

"The best glass of wine I ever had was a gin and tonic!" Clearly I had some explaining to do. People drink wine for various reasons. Some simply enjoy the flavor, while others appreciate the ...

A collins glass is the traditional vessel and with good reason. Tall and narrow, it limits the chance of the cocktail bubbling over the rim. First the ice. Then the gin. Then the tonic.

A gin and tonic is always my drink of choice on warm spring nights. Gin’s floral notes match the scent of blooms in the air while fizzy bittersweet tonic feels invigorating. The combination is ...