Specifically, the Spanish glass that's perfect for this gin-and-tonic experience is called the copa de balón. It originated during the 18th century in the Basque region of Spain.

Chill your gin Chill a Copa de Balon glass Chill tonic water Make fresh crescent-shaped ice cubes Use small units of tonic water with higher carbonation from a single-serve can or glass bottle ...

• All three bartenders unanimously agree that Fever‑Tree is the top tonic water choice due to its balanced sweetness and ...

A gin and tonic is a classic, refreshing summer cocktail-so classic that the combination is over 100 years old. It has a crisp, slightly bitter flavour and is quite easy to make. A classic G and T ...

Madrina The Padrino Gin Tonic at this Distillery District restaurant is custom-designed to order, served in a fishbowl glass with a king ice cube. Bartenders help you select a juniper, dry, citrus ...