I received a free sample of this from a promotion company in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. I do love a good tonic water, so I thought I would give it a try. It's good. Not the best I've ever tried. But far from the worst. It's a little pricey for what you get, so I wouldn't say it's on the top of my shopping list... but I definitely would buy it if it was the same price or lower than the big boy names. On a recent trip overseas, I purchased a Gin Tonic with lavender infused tonic water and freeze dried raspberries. I've since adapted it by using Vodka (pick your favorite LOW-TASTE HIGH-QUALITY but not super-premium) and I infuse the vodka with culinary-grade lavender that I bought off a famous website merchant that rhymes with schmemazon. (If you ... MoreI received a free sample of this from a promotion company in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. I do love a good tonic water, so I thought I would give it a try. It's good. Not the best I've ever tried. But far from the worst. It's a little pricey for what you get, so I wouldn't say it's on the top of my shopping list... but I definitely would buy it if it was the same price or lower than the big boy names. On a recent trip overseas, I purchased a Gin Tonic with lavender infused tonic water and freeze dried raspberries. I've since adapted it by using Vodka (pick your favorite LOW-TASTE HIGH-QUALITY but not super-premium) and I infuse the vodka with culinary-grade lavender that I bought off a famous website merchant that rhymes with schmemazon. (If you infuse the tonic water, it'd go flat - so infuse the vodka! I have used a glass bottle and a sifter/strainer but you could also use a tea infuser if you wish. I also bought some freeze dried raspberries there as I couldn't find them at any store locally. I pour one shot of lavender infused vodka, two shots of Fever Tree tonic, throw in a couple freeze dried raspberries, and make sure that glass is filled with ice or it'll start to melt quick. MMMMM, delicious!

Fever Tree is hands-down the best tonic water on the market - it’s more expensive for a good reason! Like the packaging says, “if 3/4 of your drink is the mixer, mix it with the best.” If you want a high-quality Gin and Tonic, use a high-quality mixer! It truly enhances the taste of any gin.

Gin and tonic is definitely my drink of choice. I always purchases the standars 1L tonic water or small glass bottles prior to trying Fever tree Elderflower tonic. Well, this tonic is a little more expensive but will take your GT to a whole new level. The botanical taste that it gives my drink rivals an expensive gin versus the $25 1.75L bottle that I typically buy. In my opinion, its well worth the extra money and its the only tonic that I buy now.

A nice tonic but price keeps increasing

Trying to avoid artificial sweeteners led us to Fever Tree and similar products. The "light" version of their tonics is acceptable and the Elderflower version is very palatable. I particularly like the fact that there are no "chemically-named" ingredients. I would buy more often but the price keeps going up, so we usually wait until it's on offer or we have a money-off voucher :-)

Delicious

These are delicious. I drink them as is and love the flavor. Super bubbly, crisp and refreshing as heck. I occasionally use this with a shot of coconut Nespresso espresso shot for a sparkling Americano and the flavor combo is magical. Highly recommend these. I wish they were lower in cost, but they are worth it for the occasional bubbly treat.

None Better

Been using this tonic water for years though I've tried many others. This one is the best for my taste and I always come back to this one after trying something different. I hope Total Wine continues carrying the 16.9 oz. bottles as price- and efficiency-wise, these are the best value and easiest to use of the different Fever Tree Tonic sizes for me.

Pleasantly sharp

For those of you traumatised by the demise of Waitrose's own tonic water that was perfectly palatable and SIX TIMES cheaper, this is an acceptable alternative, that in all fairness, does taste nicer than the Waitrose own brand.We have also tried the Fentiman's & London Essence's tonics. The latter is bitter, fueled by its strong flavour of juniper. My wife and I ranked Fentiman's as the best, (slightly cheaper too), then London Essence then Fever Tree. We both like a 'bitter' tonic.

Refreshingly Better

For vodka tonics I have gone cheap for years, using Schweppes or Canada Dry, but decided to try the more expensive Fever Tree Light. Unfortunately, I'm now hooked on this excellent tonic water. The difference in taste is immediately apparent, for the better. So refreshing and crisp.

SMALL BOTTLES, BOLD FLAVOR

Our dr recommended this brand of tonic water with quinine to help alleviate leg cramps. We haven't had them long enough to know how they effect leg cramps.The bottles are small and expensive. The lids have sharp edges that can cut your hand. These are not screw top. You will need a bottle opener to open them.We like the taste. We bought ten 4 packs. We will see if it does anything for leg cramps before we drop another fifty on this product.

The Best Indian Tonic Water

Twelve years and a perhaps a baker's dozen of different tonic waters later, I can attest here in 2022 that Fever Tree Indian Tonic remains the absolute best tonic water for the classic G&T. It has just the right amount of lemongrass, a slight sweetness which isn't overpowering, and a healthier dose of quinine than any other on the market.