Gin and Tonic
Build into glass with ice, alcohol first. Stir gently
Alcohol
Mixers
Measurement Guide
All measurements are shown in shots by default for easy bartending at home. Use these conversions at your bar.
Fun Facts
Origin
The Gin and Tonic began as a medicinal tonic in the 18th century with British colonial troops in India consuming quinine (found in tonic water) to prevent malaria. Gin was added to make the bitter tonic more palatable
Popularity
Its popularity soared globally as it transitioned from colonial medicinal remedy to a staple of cocktail menus worldwide, particularly noted during the resurgence of cocktail culture in the early 2000s
Culture & History
The Gin and Tonic has had a significant cultural impact, becoming a symbol of sophistication and a staple in the social scene. It has also inspired countless variations and experiments in the craft cocktail movement, emphasizing the importance of simplicity and quality ingredients in cocktail making
