The English have been drinking something with the un-British name of Schweppes ever since a Swiss by the name of Schweppe went to Britain and began to make an artificial mineral water in 1794.

In tropical climes, an indispensable rejuvenator to hard-working British colonials is gin & tonic. The tonic has always meant Schweppes, a bitter, effervescent quinine water supposed to ward off ...

In the quest to make better cocktails, today's bartenders rethink each ingredient in a drink and try to improve it -- from the cheap, mass-produced version, to a higher-quality version, to the artisan ...

In the dogged quest for the instantification of everything, your G&T just got it: Schweppes Gin & Tonic (Lime Infused) is here at $9.25 for the four-pack of 350-millilitre bottles. How much gin is in ...

Gin and Tonic. They go together like bangers and mash, selfies and filters, Kanye and Kanye. While gin has been the darling of the drinks world for some years now, its buddy has taken longer to catch ...

ST. LOUIS — A St. Louis chiropractor’s Facebook video recommending viewers drink tonic water and take zinc during the coronavirus outbreak is racking up millions of views, but medical doctors caution ...

Properly speaking, it’s not a cocktail but rather a long drink or highball since it’s served in a tall glass with ice and mixer—soda, seltzer, tonic water, etc. That distinction has become a bit ...

Whatever you're into when it comes to the perfect mixer, the top clear options are usually lemonade, soda or tonic water. Tonic is usually the go to mixer to pair with gin, it's not called a gin and ...