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El Guapo Vodka Tonic: The Perfect Vodka Tonic Recipe

If you want a crisp, clean Vodka Tonic that tastes like you know exactly what you are doing, this is the one. Our Tonic Syrup gives you bright citrus, gentle bitterness and no artificial anything. It is the perfect base for a classic drink and an easy way to explore new variations at home. This recipe comes from The Margarita Mum, who never misses.

The Classic El Guapo Vodka Tonic

Makes one cocktail

Ingredients

x The Margarita Mum

Instructions

  1. Add the Tonic Syrup and vodka to a shaker filled with ice.
  2. Shake until cold.
  3. Strain into a lowball with fresh crushed ice.
  4. Top with club soda.
  5. Garnish with baby limes, thyme and edible flowers.

Vodka Tonic Variations

A Vodka Tonic is a blank canvas and y’all can paint it however you like.

  • Fruity Twist: Muddle fresh berries or a slice of citrus before mixing.
  • Herbal Infusion: Add rosemary or lavender for a fragrant lift.
  • Spiced Kick: A few dashes of Love Potion Number Nine or Fuego Bitters turn up the heat.
  • Sweetened Profile: Add a splash of cordial or simple syrup.

 

Looking for more cocktail inspiration? Explore our complete collection of recipes and discover your next favorite drink. Have a question? Contact us for assistance, or visit El Guapo’s homepage to explore everything we offer.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Vodka Tonic and a Gin and Tonic? 

Vodka keeps things clean and neutral. Gin adds botanicals. Both are great. It depends on your mood.

How do I make a vodka tonic less bitter? 

Use a little more Tonic Syrup or add a splash of citrus juice. Orange works well.

Can I use regular tonic water instead of tonic syrup? 

Yes. Tonic Syrup gives you more control over flavor and sweetness. That is why we prefer it.

What are some popular vodka tonic variations? 

Fresh fruit, cucumber slices, herbs and bitters all change the drink in simple, delicious ways.

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