Fever Tree source the very best quinine from the Rwanda Congo border and blend with the highest quality spring water together with eight botanical flavours. The result is a delicious, natural tonic water with a uniquely clean, refreshing taste and aroma, that was always intended for premium gins and vodkas but, uniquely was also delicious drunk on its own over ice. Fever Tree is without artificial sweeteners, flavourings or preservatives and contains natural quinine, cane sugar, spring water, citric acid and 'other ingredients', those only known to Fever Tree. They have enjoyed meteoric success since their first tonic water was released in 2005 to universal acclaim. Founders, Charles Rolls of Plymouth Gin fame and Tim Warrilow, a highly experienced luxury foods marketer, set out to create a new tonic water, knowing other tonics lacked quality ingredients, they preferring instead to rely upon synthetic ingredients, rather than the raw and natural. 'If 3/4 of your Gin & Tonic is the tonic, make sure you use the best'. Tim Warrillow. For pallet enquiries, please visit our trade page.
Fever Tree source the very best quinine from the Rwanda Congo border and blend with the highest quality spring water together with eight botanical flavours. The result is a delicious, natural tonic water with a uniquely clean, refreshing taste and aroma, that was always intended for premium gins and vodkas but, uniquely was also delicious drunk on its own over ice. Fever Tree is without artificial sweeteners, flavourings or preservatives and contains natural quinine, cane sugar, spring water, citric acid and 'other ingredients', those only known to Fever Tree. They have enjoyed meteoric success since their first tonic water was released in 2005 to universal acclaim. Founders, Charles Rolls of Plymouth Gin fame and Tim Warrilow, a highly experienced luxury foods marketer, set out to create a new tonic water, knowing other tonics lacked quality ingredients, they preferring instead to rely upon synthetic ingredients, rather than the raw and natural. 'If 3/4 of your Gin & Tonic is the tonic, make sure you use the best'. Tim Warrillow. For pallet enquiries, please visit our trade page.
Fever Tree source the very best quinine from the Rwanda Congo border and blend with the highest quality spring water together with eight botanical flavours. The result is a delicious, natural tonic water with a uniquely clean, refreshing taste and aroma, that was always intended for premium gins and vodkas but, uniquely was also delicious drunk on its own over ice. Fever Tree is without artificial sweeteners, flavourings or preservatives and contains natural quinine, cane sugar, spring water, citric acid and 'other ingredients', those only known to Fever Tree. They have enjoyed meteoric success since their first tonic water was released in 2005 to universal acclaim. Founders, Charles Rolls of Plymouth Gin fame and Tim Warrilow, a highly experienced luxury foods marketer, set out to create a new tonic water, knowing other tonics lacked quality ingredients, they preferring instead to rely upon synthetic ingredients, rather than the raw and natural. 'If 3/4 of your Gin & Tonic is the tonic, make sure you use the best'. Tim Warrillow. For pallet enquiries, please visit our trade page.
Fever Tree source the very best quinine from the Rwanda Congo border and blend with the highest quality spring water together with eight botanical flavours. The result is a delicious, natural tonic water with a uniquely clean, refreshing taste and aroma, that was always intended for premium gins and vodkas but, uniquely was also delicious drunk on its own over ice. Fever Tree is without artificial sweeteners, flavourings or preservatives and contains natural quinine, cane sugar, spring water, citric acid and 'other ingredients', those only known to Fever Tree. They have enjoyed meteoric success since their first tonic water was released in 2005 to universal acclaim. Founders, Charles Rolls of Plymouth Gin fame and Tim Warrilow, a highly experienced luxury foods marketer, set out to create a new tonic water, knowing other tonics lacked quality ingredients, they preferring instead to rely upon synthetic ingredients, rather than the raw and natural. 'If 3/4 of your Gin & Tonic is the tonic, make sure you use the best'. Tim Warrillow. For pallet enquiries, please visit our trade page.
Last updated at 06/29/2026 19:42:43
Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water / Case of 24x20cl Bottles
Delivery $176.64
Fever Tree Indian Tonic Water 200ml Ctn/24
Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water 200ml | Case (24)
Delivery between 6–13 July $8.95
originally posted on lazada.sg
Really cheap fever tree tonic. Although expiry is on 8/24, tonic water can realistically last a year longer than expiry. Quite like soft drinks
originally posted on shopee.ph
Taste:Always GoodQuality:Always GoodSuitability:Always GoodWish the vender could sell the laeger 500ml bottles would be nice...We like this very much...
originally posted on influenster.com
Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water impresses with a sophisticated flavor profile, striking the perfect balance. The ideal level of carbonation enhances the drinking experience, creating a refreshing beverage. The packaging is not only visually appealing but also practical for serving. Premium ingredients contribute to its high-quality taste. While it may be priced slightly higher, the exceptional flavor justifies the cost, making it a worthwhile investment for tonic enthusiasts.
| Variant | |
| title | Default Title |
Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water / Case of 24x20cl Bottles
Delivery $176.64
Fever Tree Indian Tonic Water 200ml Ctn/24
Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water 200ml | Case (24)
Delivery between 6–13 July $8.95
Really cheap fever tree tonic. Although expiry is on 8/24, tonic water can realistically last a year longer than expiry. Quite like soft drinks
Taste:Always GoodQuality:Always GoodSuitability:Always GoodWish the vender could sell the laeger 500ml bottles would be nice...We like this very much...
Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water impresses with a sophisticated flavor profile, striking the perfect balance. The ideal level of carbonation enhances the drinking experience, creating a refreshing beverage. The packaging is not only visually appealing but also practical for serving. Premium ingredients contribute to its high-quality taste. While it may be priced slightly higher, the exceptional flavor justifies the cost, making it a worthwhile investment for tonic enthusiasts.
Fever Tree Premium Tonic Water is hands down the best tonic mixer ever. I discovered this product nearly a year ago and my bride, who is a Vodka and Tonic lover, agrees with me. I addition to the product being superior, this packaging size is perfect. One can per cocktail. There is no waste; no loss of "fiz"; no disappointment in attempting to store after opening. All in all, the perfect tonic mixer.
Another package of 8 can tonic water came without box and one can was missing! Those 7 cans without box were damaged and swellingIt seems Walmart has send some loosen and damaged cans purposely because the box cannot dissapper during the delivery.
I love fever tree tonic, but I buy mini cans for alcoholic drinks, and 7.5 oz is the usual mini can size for soft drinks. This 5 oz size is good if you only drink lowball drinks with the glass mostly filled with ice. However, the 7.5 oz ones are perfect for tall glasses filled with ice. I wish they would make that size instead! They are too expensive at this size. I might as well buy bottles of other brands.
Simply the purest tastiest and most refreshingly natural tonic water money can buy. Sometimes I buy these fridge packs of small cans at other times I buy the 500ml bottles. Nearly all other brands of tonic - incl. supermarket own labels - contain chemical sweeteners which I can't have for medical reasons. Beside which some of these artificial sweeteners are known to cause cancer. Fever Tree however is natural fresh and made by people who know what they are doing. Highly recommended to all who appreciate that you get what you pay for in life.
I’ve been a big g and t fan for many years, and I know there’s a big difference between various tonics. I was pretty excited to try this product. I had heard good things. This made the worst g and t I have ever had. Virtually no tonic flavour. I actually wondered if it had been club soda mislabeled, but that wasn’t the problem. I know it is possible to get a bad batch of any product so I’m posting the run number NOR 237 17:28 best before 08/22.
| Variant | |
| title | Default Title |
