Gin & Tonic

A simple highball where botanical aroma meets tonic bitterness and lively carbonation.

Ingredients and serving guide

Manufacturer example using Tanqueray London Dry. Gin brands and tonic ratios vary.

Tanqueray London Dry gin
50 ml
Tonic water
150 ml
Lime
1 wedge
Ice
To fill the glass

Preparation

Pour the gin into a copa glass, add ice and tonic, then stir gently and finish with lime.

What is a Gin & Tonic?

Gin and tonic can vary dramatically because both the botanical profile and tonic sweetness differ between products. Garnish and dilution also change the aroma and finish.

What to notice

Serve cold with plenty of ice. Compare botanical aroma, tonic bitterness, sweetness and how long the carbonation remains lively.

Alcohol-free option

Alcohol-free botanical spirits pair naturally with tonic for a similar aromatic highball.

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