Can you make homemade tonic water? Yes, yes you can, and we have a recipe. Here's how to make your own tonic water, to go with your favourite gin

What exactly is tonic water, and why does it mix so well with gin? Facts about where tonic water comes from, understanding quinine and more.

"Discover the perfect blend of warmth and spice with our Nutmeg Ginger Tonic Mocktail Recipe! This refreshing non-alcoholic ginger tonic combines the zesty flavors of ginger and nutmeg, creating a delightful Ginger Nutmeg Refresher. Ideal for winter gatherings, this herbal ginger drink is a must-try for anyone seeking a cozy beverage. Enjoy a Spicy Ginger Tonic that’s both invigorating and soothing, or savor the unique taste of our Nutmeg Infused Mocktail!"

Adapted from Bitter: A Taste of the World’s Most Dangerous Flavor by Jennifer McLagan I changed up the spice mixture from what Jennifer used and tinkered (ie: customized) a few other things. Some people add a teaspoon of dried lavender to their tonic water infusing along with the allspice, and I also included some cardamom, since I like that elusive flavor in my cocktails. I used chopped chinchona bark, not powdered chinchona, which comes broken into little pieces. I’ve listed sources for…

Welcome to the world of gin and tonic, where tradition meets innovation in a delightful symphony of flavors. From exotic botanical infusions to zesty citrus twists, the possibilities are as limitless as your imagination. #ginandtonicflavors

For a deliciously exciting twist on your usual G&T, try some of these beautiful gin and tonic combinations.

How to make a Gin and Tonic? It's easy! This classic cocktail recipe is simple and refreshing, and made with just 3 ingredients!

Looking for a refreshing twist on your cocktail routine? Check out our round-up of 35 delicious tonic-based drinks that will have you sipping all summer long!

This three ingredient non-alcoholic gin and tonic is going to be your favorite summer dry cocktail. It is so refreshing and takes only minutes to make.