Gin And Tonic Cocktail Kit & Gift Set Box

Inside the gin and tonic kit gift set, you’ll find premium quality ingredients, including:

High Quality Gin: Inside the kit, you will find a high-quality bottle of gin. This gin is known for its special botanicals and smooth taste. Whether you like classic London Dry gin or something new, our selection will satisfy your taste.

Premium Tonic Water: We offer high-quality tonic water with perfect carbonation with your mini gin and tonic gift set. It enhances the refreshing taste of your cocktail. Our tonic water is made with natural ingredients. Each sip is crisp and refreshing, and it goes well with gin.

Gin and Tonic Garnish Kit: To elevate your gin and tonic gift pack, we’ve included dehydrated lime garnishes. These add a delightful visual appeal and a burst of citrus flavor, enhancing the overall drinking experience. The dehydrated lime slices are not only a stylish touch but also practical, providing a long-lasting garnish option.

Recipe Card: Our cocktail kit includes a simple recipe card. It helps you mix the perfect gin and tonic. 

Whether you are looking for gifts for gin and tonic lovers, or gin and tonic Christmas gifts, this cocktail kit is a great option. Order our gin and tonic making kit today!

At this time we just offer a gin and tonic gift box. You can also order and make your own basket using our ingredients. 

The gin and tonic is a classic cocktail loved by many. It has a rich history that connects with the story of gin and tonic water.

Origins of Gin:
Gin started in the 16th century in the Netherlands. It was first made as a medicinal drink called “jenever.” This early form of gin was flavored with juniper berries and was believed to have health benefits.

By the 17th century, gin made its way to England, where it underwent significant evolution. The English began to produce their own variants, leading to the creation of the dry gin that is commonly used today.

The Rise of Tonic Water:
Tonic water’s origins are closely linked to the British colonial presence in India during the 19th century. Quinine is the main ingredient in tonic water and It comes from the bark of the cinchona tree. This tree was found to help fight malaria.

British soldiers and officials stationed in India began to consume quinine to combat malaria. However, the bitter taste of quinine made it difficult to ingest. To make the medicine more palatable, they mixed it with sugar and carbonated water, thus creating tonic water.

The Marriage of Gin and Tonic:
The combination of gin and tonic water emerged as a practical solution for British soldiers and expatriates in India. To balance the bitterness of the tonic water and hide the medicinal taste of quinine, they added gin. The concoction quickly gained popularity, both for its refreshing qualities and its effectiveness in preventing malaria.

By the late 1800s, gin and tonic became a popular drink for British officers and civilians in colonial India. During this time, the cocktail started to find its identity. Bartenders created recipes that would please British drinkers.

Cultural Significance:
As the British Empire expanded, so did the popularity of the gin and tonic. The drink became a symbol of British colonial life, often associated with leisure and social gatherings. By the mid-20th century, the gin and tonic became a popular cocktail in bars and homes worldwide.

Modern Evolution:
In recent years, the gin and tonic has made a comeback. This is due to the craft cocktail trend and a new interest in artisanal gins. Bartenders are trying out different types of gin which add unique botanicals and flavors. 

Tonic water has also changed. Many brands now offer a variety of flavors and styles beyond the classic recipe. This modern twist has created many gin and tonic variations. This makes it a versatile drink that many people enjoy.

Order our gin and tonic cocktail set, and enjoy this classic today!