TONIC VOLUME 9

A NEW EDIT.
A BROADER PERSPECTIVE.
THE WORLD IN A GLASS.

This volume's cover art was created by graphic artist Morgan Schick in colaboration with Singani 63, our volume 9 partner. We feature Morgan in the Intermission section of the magazine.

WHAT’S INSIDE?

In Volume 9, David Lancaster reflects on the cultural pull of the British boozer and the communities it continues to shape. At the same time, Nori Jemil travels to Honduras to explore coffee as a shared way of life. Kate Wickers heads to Seoul in search of makgeolli, Korea’s oldest drink, and Jacopo Mazzeo finds whisky and fireworks in Slovakia.

Elsewhere, Tatjana Sendzimir writes on the character of Bolivia’s national spirit, singani, and Ruchira Neotia considers how India is finding its voice through wine. Sarah Miller looks closely at the eaux de vie of Capreolus Distillery, while Millie Milliken explores the industry’s darker curiosities.

In Italy, Alessia Caliendo and Jeremy Flint trace the traditions of homemade wine and beer across Veneto and Venice. Helena Niklin meets Vitalie Taittinger, shaping the future of Champagne, and Corinne Julius examines the curious science of ageing shochu with music in Japan. Amanda Schuster closes on the relationship between music, bars and the drinks we return to.

Richly photographed and carefully composed, TONIC is a biannual independent magazine for readers who see drink as a way into people, place and culture.

Volume 9 is the first issue edited by co-founder Benita Finanzio.

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“I NEED INSPIRATION

- POUR THE WINE.”

- Mr Perlman, Call me by your name.