Since releasing its first bottled tonic in 2017, Milwaukee beverage company Top Note Tonic has been winning awards across the ...

It's easy to confuse these bubbly beverages. Here's what makes each one unique, and the best time to use each one.

Whether you love it or hate it, there's no denying that tonic water has a very unique taste. That bitterness is actually ...

Club soda is virtually the same as seltzer water, with one addition: minerals. This bubbly drink can be infused with potassium sulfate, sodium chloride, and other minerals, giving it a slightly ...

Whether you’re at a bar or the grocery store, your primary options for clear fizzy drinks are probably seltzer, club soda, tonic water, or even the ambiguously named sparkling water.

The differences range from subtle to sweeping. Maybe you’ve wondered why people order gin and tonic at the bar, but whiskey and tequila are usually mixed with soda water. Or maybe you’ve been shopping ...

Some are more popular for classic drinks: club soda adds minerality and effervescence to cocktails like the Tom Collins or Whiskey Highball, while tonic water is essential in gin and tonics.

Drinking water has become much more fun now that it’s readily available with bubbles and in an array of exciting flavors (piña colada, anyone?). But with so many options that look so similar, from ...

“Unlike club soda, which simply adds refreshing bubbles to top off a drink, tonic water is characterized by slightly bitter and citrusy notes,” says Giuseppe “Beppe” Musso, master blender ...

The Gin Sonic replaces half of the tonic water in a Gin & Tonic with club soda. The flavorless mixer adds ample bubble action to the cocktail without any heaviness.