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Bombay Sapphire is a brand of gin. The name hints at the origins of gins popularity in the British Raj?, or occupation of India. During their occupation, the British took Quinine in order to protect against malaria in the form of [tonic water]?.
Bombay Sapphire is a brand of gin. The name hints at the origins of gins popularity in the British Raj?, or occupation of India. During their occupation, the British took quinine in order to protect against malaria in the form of [tonic water]?. This was mixed with gin in order to make a more pleasing and sociable drink of this medical necessity.

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