Tonic water has a bitter ingredient that has been used to treat illnesses for centuries. Take a look at the medicinal history ...

The FDA only allows 83 milligrams of quinine per liter bottle of tonic or quinine water. That comes out to be about 20 milligrams of quinine per 8-ounce glass.

It has a sharp punch of quinine, perfect carbonation and just enough sugar. 82 calories, no sodium, 19 g sugar. $4.99 for a 4-pack of 6.8-ounce bottles at BevMo. (4 stars) ...

To make quinine syrup: In covered saucepan, combine water, powdered cinchona bark, citric acid, lime zest, lemon zest, orange zest, lemongrass, salt and lavender. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat.

Europeans had been using quinine to fight malaria since the 1630s, and if you remember your Henry James, you'll know that malaria was a common killer in Rome up until the 20th century.

Hendrick’s Is Launching a New Gin With Quinine and Lotus Blossom—and We Tasted It The master distiller who broke ground 15 years ago is bringing a new gin to market. Published on December 15, 2018 ...