Mixers

How do you choose the perfect mixer or tonic to go with your gin?

There are a few things to consider when choosing the perfect mixer or tonic for your gin. The first is the type of gin you're using. If you're using a dry gin, you might want to use a mixer that is also dry, like a dry vermouth or a dry white wine. If you're using a sweet gin, you might want to use a mixer that is also sweet, like a sweet vermouth or a fruit juice.

The second thing to consider is the flavor of the gin. Some gins are very citrusy, while others are more floral. You'll want to choose a mixer or tonic that will complement the flavors of the gin.

Finally, you'll want to consider the strength of the gin. If you're using a very strong gin, you might want to use a mixer or tonic that is also strong, like a club soda or a tonic water. If you're using a very weak gin, you might want to use a mixer or tonic that is also weak, like a lemonade or an iced tea.

What are some popular mixers and tonics for gin?

There are many popular mixers and tonics that can be used with premium gin. Some of the most popular options include:

• Tonic water
• Soda water
• Lemonade
• Grapefruit juice
• Cranberry juice
• Tomato juice

How do you make a Gin and Tonic?

To make a gin and tonic, you will need gin, tonic water, ice, and a lime wedge. Pour the gin and tonic water into a glass over ice. Squeeze the lime wedge into the drink and stir.

There is no perfect ratio of gin to tonic, as it is a matter of personal preference. Some people like their gin and tonics to be very strong, while others prefer them to be more diluted.

What are some other popular gin cocktails?

Some popular gin cocktails are the martini, the gimlet, and the Tom Collins