Tonic water is a classic bar mixer that is beloved for its bubbles and bittersweet taste. The drink has changed over its 150-plus year history and is now crafted in blends to give traditional ...

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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 ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Seltzer water, club soda, and tonic water are all different forms of water, but all quite different. Here's what sets them apart. Follow BI Video: On Twitter More from ...

Earlier this week, as I was putting the final touches on April’s Epi House Cocktail, food editor Rhoda Boone asked me what I meant when I said the cocktail included “soda water.” Was I talking about ...

For many people, cracking open a can of fizzy seltzer water has become as routine as sipping morning coffee. With its crisp bubbles and endless flavor options, the drink has exploded in popularity, ...

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Despite its name, club soda isn’t sugary or caffeinated like popular sodas. Instead, it’s made from carbonated water with added minerals like sodium bicarbonate, sodium citrate, and potassium sulfate, ...

Level up your cocktail game by harnessing the different powers of tonic water and soda water. Matt Taylor-Gross I think drinks are always better with a little fizz. There are plenty of reasons to add ...

Pour yourself a bubbly beverage and study up on the difference between these popular fizzy drinks. You might just find your new favorite! Seltzer is simply carbonated water with no added minerals, ...