Tonic water didn’t stay in the medicine box for long. The first commercial tonic water was produced and patented in 1858 by ...

I want to lose weight. I was advised to drink Tonic water because of its quinine content. Kindly let me know if this is a good idea. Ganiyat (by SMS) Quinine, a common ingredient in tonic water ...

The essential differentiator in tonic water is quinine, which is sourced from the bark of the Cinchona tree native to the Andes. Where club soda has a relatively neutral character, tonic water is ...

At the end of February, 1945 about 1,000 surviving Japanese soldiers based on Ramree Island off the coast of Arakan, a ...

Angostura bitters has been a vital ingredient in cocktails for 200 years, but the recipe has remained a secret that entire ...

Royal Navy sailors were subsequently given quinine (used in tonic water) as part of their rations, and they mixed it with gin to reduce the quinine’s bitterness. Later, another Edinburgh doctor ...

As a physician who has cared for many patients with this deadly disease in Africa, I marveled at how this one tree has saved ...

We even cook in British oils. He explains that the quinine found in tonic water doesn’t grow in Britain, saying: ‘Sure, I could have served gin and water instead, but I didn’t think you’d ...

Someone else (though of course it could quite conceivably have been the same fellow) found that the similarly medicinal quinine water could be similarly improved, and here was the Gin and Tonic.

Time feels suspended in Arrow Rock, Missouri, where brick storefronts whisper stories of America’s westward expansion and the ...