While tending bar one evening at the now-closed Juniper in Vancouver, B.C., Shaun Layton was midway through mixing a Martini when the guest who ordered it suddenly left. “Another guest asked for a Gin & Tonic, dealer’s choice,” Layton says. “Being somewhat resourceful, I turned the Martini into a G&T,” he says of this fusion of the two drinks, named for Fords gin producer, Simon Ford.