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as an anti - malaria drink for British soldiers in India(passive) was createdThe gin and tonic
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during the days of the British Empire(passive) was inventedThe gin and tonic
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parallel tweaking by British colonials in the tropicsledto the gin and tonic
The British officers in India had added sugar and gin to the quininecreatinggin and tonic
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19th century British sailors looking to stave off malaria(passive) was invented byGin and tonic
how British soldiers allegedly could only stomach their quinine - rich anti - malarial tonic water with ginthus creatingthe gin and tonic
because British troops in India needed to take quinine to prevent against malaria(passive) were inventedGin and tonics
the British colonials , who drank it in order to reduce their risk of contracting malaria(passive) was invented byThe drink Gin and Tonic
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the British when they found themselves having to dring lots of tonic water for prevention of malaria in " the colonies(passive) was ... invented bythe gin and tonic
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British colonials still found sweetened water too bitter and mixed sweetened water with ginthus creatingthe gin and tonic
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in India during the colonial rule ... as a cure for malariawas inventedin India during the colonial rule ... as a cure for malaria
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in British colonial India , when the British inhabitants would combine their medicinal quinine tonic with gin.[13also originatedin British colonial India , when the British inhabitants would combine their medicinal quinine tonic with gin.[13
in India in 19th Centuryoriginatedin India in 19th Century
in the 19th century by the British in India in their fight against malariawas createdin the 19th century by the British in India in their fight against malaria
to help battle malariawas inventedto help battle malaria
in British colonial India , when the British inhabitants would blend their medicinal quinine tonic with gin.[thirteen ] Style , range and capabilityalso originatedin British colonial India , when the British inhabitants would blend their medicinal quinine tonic with gin.[thirteen ] Style , range and capability
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malaria and would be good for their healthcan preventmalaria and would be good for their health
in India , as well as the approaching Valentine ’s Daywas inventedin India , as well as the approaching Valentine ’s Day
from the need to protect sailors and soldiers abroad from malariaresultedfrom the need to protect sailors and soldiers abroad from malaria
in old Malaya by colonial soldiers to ward against malariawas createdin old Malaya by colonial soldiers to ward against malaria
in India as a more palatable way for Victorian colonialists to down bitter antimalarial quinineoriginatedin India as a more palatable way for Victorian colonialists to down bitter antimalarial quinine
as a palatable delivery system for the bitter quinine that sailors and other equatorial travelers took to prevent malariaoriginatedas a palatable delivery system for the bitter quinine that sailors and other equatorial travelers took to prevent malaria
in the British colonies as a way to make tonic water , which contained quinine taken to ward off malaria , acceptable to drinkwas inventedin the British colonies as a way to make tonic water , which contained quinine taken to ward off malaria , acceptable to drink
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consisting of six Black / Silver Milano glasses ( 29 oz ; 850 ml ) with six silver - plated stirrerssetconsisting of six Black / Silver Milano glasses ( 29 oz ; 850 ml ) with six silver - plated stirrers
consisting of six Black / Silver Milano glasses ( 29 oz ; 850 ml ) , one stirrer and one cocktail shakersetconsisting of six Black / Silver Milano glasses ( 29 oz ; 850 ml ) , one stirrer and one cocktail shaker
in India , where the “ tonic ” water with quinine was added to spirits to prevent that dreaded diseaseoriginatedin India , where the “ tonic ” water with quinine was added to spirits to prevent that dreaded disease
in the early 19th century to combat and prevent the mosquito - borne illness Malariawas createdin the early 19th century to combat and prevent the mosquito - borne illness Malaria
as a way of making the bitter drug quinine used to fight malaria more palatable to the British tonguewas createdas a way of making the bitter drug quinine used to fight malaria more palatable to the British tongue
for sailors as a way to prevent scurvycreatedfor sailors as a way to prevent scurvy
the British from getting ill in tropical climates ( the quinine in the tonic water protects against malariato preventthe British from getting ill in tropical climates ( the quinine in the tonic water protects against malaria
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and became popular in the British Empire because those moderate chronic doses of quinine were thought to be helpful against malariawas inventedand became popular in the British Empire because those moderate chronic doses of quinine were thought to be helpful against malaria
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this revival and particularly the ‘ Spanish style ’ G&T , which is served in a large goldfish bowl - style glass with lots of ice , tonic and garnishhas ledthis revival and particularly the ‘ Spanish style ’ G&T , which is served in a large goldfish bowl - style glass with lots of ice , tonic and garnish
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