20 Best Tonic Water For Vodka (2023 Updated)

I received the q tonic light. I do not care for sweet drinks and this hit the spot. I used it in a vodka tonic and the taste was perfect. Not sweet. I also tried the extra tonic right from the can. The carbonation and taste were good, it would be good as a refreshing drink.

I liked 7. 5 fluid oz size container. Not as much waste. The only reason I gave it a 4 star is that I am very Leary of artificial sweeteners, I saw that the second ingredient listed was erythritol and I am not familiar with this sweetener.

This is easily the most highly carbonated tonic water I’ve ever had. Without mixing, the taste of these is very clean and crisp. There’s absolutely NO chemical aftertaste. With regard to mixing, I’ve mixed these with both light and dark alcohol.

In all cases, I’ve had good experiences. In my opinion, if high carbonation and low chemical aftertaste are priorities for you, this is the best tonic available. Highly recommended 5 stars Cheers!.

Q- Mixers Light Tonic Cans and bottles are beautifully packaged, classic and sophiticated tonic waters. The taste was clean, fresh and sharp. The light tonic is low-calorie with bold flavors. I love that it is non-gmo, no hihg-fructose corn syrup and made in America.

They are made with quality ingredients, the right amount of carbonation, made to blend with your gin or other spirits so that they accent your drink and don’t overwhelm the taste of flavor. This is tonic water you will want to buy over and over again.

Perfect amount of sweetness.

Q Tonic is excellent and makes your drink sparkle. True favor, not sweet. However, the problem is not with the product it is with the transportation. for the third time the box was repackage with three bottles inside broken.

It seems impossible to get an answer from taldepot.

I started buying Q-Tonic because it doesn’t contain high fructose corn syrup. I like that it’s sweetened with agave, not sugar. Tastes great, less sweet than it’s sugary counterparts. Makes the best mixer for gin & tonics.

I like the little cans and the water is fine. I have to admit I prefer the Schweppes brand. It is more carbonated, which I like and has a better flavor.

So the first time we tasted this was at a restaurant on Kensington Lane in London. My Girlfriend and I are Gin and Tonic lovers, so we’ve tasted quite a few different iterations of the classic mix. Our goto for drinkablilty is Tangueray and Schwepps, just a bit of sweet and a bit of dry and very enjoyable on a hot So Cal summer day.

So while in London we made Byrons our base of operations, both for it’s good food and extended hours. There is nothing better than a good burger at 10pm after spending the day touring castles and slogging around on the double-deckers.

We ordered T&Ts and were pleasantly surprised by the quality of the Tonic they used. Net/net they used Fever Tree Indian Tonic Water. That was spring 2018, and we’ve been using only this brand since.

In Fact, she likes it so much she drinks it straight when she’s in the mood.

I love tonic water and I saw these new flavours advertised everywhere so I thought I would try it. I always like tonic water cold, so I left them in the fridge for a couple of days. I was so hoping that they tasted as good as they looked such pretty bottles and the most stunning colour a pinky purple hue.

To be honest I just loved the way they looked. I loved the sharp taste that you get from a normal tonic water, then I expected an added taste to enrich it but nothing. There was nothing I was so gutted I even emailed the company I’m still awaiting a response.

For a prime costing item it doesn’t live up to the cost. Just buy cheap value tonic it’s the same.

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.

My cocktail of choice has always been, Stoli raspberry vodka, tonic and limes. I don’t have it very often but when I do, I am picky and expect it to be perfect! I know that flat tonic is a cocktail ruiner for sure! So I was excited to try this for that reason for sure, and I definitely was not disappointed! The carbonation level was on point and 20 minutes later when I made my second drink and finished the rest of the can it was still just as bubbly as the first drink! The part that I am most excited about is that like I said I didn’t think my favorite cocktail could be improved, but this tonic is just the thing that I didn’t even know it needed! Even though the tonic is not flavored, it adds something to it that I can only explain as freshness.

I don’t know exactly what it is but I am impressed! And happy that someone took the time to fix something I didn’t know was broken! It makes sense though, when you want a top quality drink, why not use top quality mixer! Definitely made a spectacular drink!! Thank you!!.

Not all tonic water is the same. This Q Tonic is something I would only expect to find in a super hipster bar in Brooklyn or hidden in a small Italian village. The carbonation is higher than most and it just doesn’t want to go flat any time soon.

The flavor is exquisite, instead of artificial and metallic, the quinine comes though as a flavor profile, not a sledgehammer of chemicals. I feel like I have been spoiled, other tonics will not live up and should only be used if you need to pour 55 gallons of gin and tonics for a massive wedding.

For everything else, just pick up a pack of these and see what you have been missing. I also really liked the can design, it blends the classical feel of imported high end products with the cursive Q and the flower design, and the more modern hipster look with the sans serif font for everything else.

Totally cool. Go get some now, its worth it!.

I was in the store looking for some good mixers for my Gin. I was gifted a nice bottle of Bombay Sapphire gin from a co-worker and I needed to find some really good Tonic Water to go with it. I found these Q Tonic’s and really enjoyed the story on the back of the box.

I have to admit that these are some of the best tasting TONICS I have ever tried. I know some believe that tonic water is tonic, and there isn’t much difference between any of them. I’m here to say, get a pack of this water and give it a taste, just plain and you will taste the difference in the makeup of this water.

It mixes well with the gin and really brings out the natural gin flavors. I’ve also used it as mixers in some other drinks including whiskey, vodka, and rum. The water does exactly what you want, makes the alcohol drinkable while adding a subtle flavor boost!.

I’m always on the lookout for a good new high quality premium tonic water. I use tonic water both to drink straight and as a mixer. The flavor profile of Betty Buzz is a bit on the sweeter side compared to other popular brands like Fever-Tree or Q Tonic.

The quinine flavor is a bit muted as well compared to other brands. This is not a bad thing just an observation. Overall, it’s a good tonic water and is very easy to drink straight and works well as a mixer.

I would buy it again but not at it’s current price. It’s too much, even with the “free shipping. ” Sitting at $30 for a 12 pack of 9oz bottles puts the price per oz around $0. 27. When compared to other popular premium tonic water brands sitting around $0.

17-0. 20 per oz, including shipping, it’s hard to justify the cost. Drop the cost to $22, putting the price around $0. 20 per oz and it might be worth switching, but until then unfortunately this may be my last order of the tonic water.

I’m only disappointed in the pricing model.

I recently order the set with tonic water, ginger beer, and lemon lime. this review is about the tonic water specifically. it has a very licorice taste that was kind of overpowering, and the agave sweetener was also too much.

maybe it was the addition of the “natural flavors” that gave the drink a weird aftertaste? I made a drink that required tonic water, and i really felt like this particular tonic water did not lend well to the drink I was making.

this is kind of expensive for what it is, and I honestly will probably toss out what I purchased because it’s not good. would not recommend unless you like something that is very sweet and has a licorice taste.

Awesome tonic water by itself. Ordered first case when it came out and have been ordering every week since. Packed very well for shipping and arrives very quickly! Have also tried the Lemon Lime and love that one too! Also love that it isn’t in plastic!!.

My dad regularly makes gin and tonic drinks for himself, so I thought that trying Q Tonic Water might be a nice change for him. The pack we got came with four cans that were perfectly proportioned for one drink each.

Next to the nutrition facts was a story with the history of quinine and the original gin and tonic which was fascinating to read. Q has a very stylish and classy look to their cans that reflects the quality of their product.

Visual appeal is nice, but it would mean nothing if the tonic water didn’t taste great as well. My father noted that it was not as sweet as his regular tonic water, but he loved the flavor. It has a pure and clean taste that goes perfectly with a lime and some gin.

It’s quality you can taste. He gave it two thumbs up.

I received a coupon for Q Light Tonic to sample in the mail. Curious, I headed to my local CVS to purchase the tonic. The tonic was light with a great citrus taste. To my surprise, the tonic was not overpowered by the taste of quinine in it like some other light tonics.

It was refreshing by itself or as a mixer. My only problem with the light tonic is that each serving is 11 grams of carbohydrates. That is very high for light tonic water.

This 1 liter bottle expired? It ruined a half bottle of Vodka before we realized the foul taste was the tonic water and not the Vodka, ice or lime. Will NEVER buy this product again unless I get some answers from Canada Dry as to why this bottle tasted so earthy and nasty, unlike any other tonic water I’ve ever tasted.

Expire date? E2143DP11 18:03 How do you read this?.

Over the years, I have had tons of soda. So many different companies and so many different flavors. But to this day, I have not tasted a soda so addicting and refreshing as A&W’s Cream Soda. I have been a long time root beer lover and made many floats, but for drinking nothing beats A&W’s Cream Soda.

I received this product for testing from ChickAdvisor and I am enjoy this product. I loved the taste of this Tonic Water. It was super refreshing. It was super smooth and tasted very fresh. It’s product best for mix with gin or vodka.

I pairs my Canada Dry Ginger Ale with vodka made nice cocktail out of it. The flavour mixed very well with my drink with no after or bitter taste. I totally recommend this to others who love the taste of bubbly and want a more premium tasting drink.

I made a Vodka Tonic with 3 parts tonic water and 1 part vodka using Schweppes with a slice of lemon and it was delicious! It’s perfectly carbonated compared to store brand tonic water. Caffeine free.

1 can does contain 20g of sugar. Will definitely get this again for future cocktails.

I love the idea of these. My husband and I don’t really drink a lot, so when we had tonic water in the big bottle, it would go flat. Gin and tonic, flat? Gross. Found these and they were pretty great! Except one thing.

two of the six bottles had weird caps. You literally could not twist the cap off – the bottom part, the plastic ring with the teeth, was fused (for lack of a better word) to the twistable cap itself.

We eventually had to just make a hole in the caps with a pocket knife.

This is definitely my go to tonic water whenever I’m in the mood for a gin and tonic. I’ve noticed that some tonic waters mix well with certain gin but Schweppes always seems to go well with any gin, it is on the cheaper side of my favorite tonic waters which also makes it a very affordable option.

Delicious. High quality drink on its own. So tasty I only needed a snall glass of this. The bottle lasted me for 5 servings so the value is reasonable. Shopping online with Asda is simple, easy and straightforward.

I’d recommend.

We were recommended this as a mixer for Eden Mill’s Summer Punch gin and have finally found it at Asda. This tonic water is both moreish and subtle with its zesty fruitiness. It is a super mixer for gins at this (Summer) time of year, or for those who are looking for a slightly less “stern” note.

It is a seriously moreish tipple and I can imagine having it even without a decent gin for a non-alcoholic alternative. YUM! PS: Asda’s price is by far the best I’ve found.

Absolutely love this. Not the cheapest of tonic waters, but for me definitely worth the price.

Great price compared to the sparkling water competition. Be advised though that this product is being marketed as both sparkling water and seltzer. I was shopping for sparkling water and while impressed with the amount of carbonation, I notice there is something about the taste that is slightly disconcerting for what claims to be only pure water plus bubbles.

I would compare it to the water that sometimes is available through fast food restaurant chains’ self-serve water dispensers that are incorporated into soft drink dispensers. There is a hard to pin down taste that seems like it might have to do with sharing the same tubing as flavored drinks but I am only guessing.

Long story short, I’m going to drink the four cases that I received, I can live with the flavor, but I’m not sure, halfway through the first case, that I will reorder.

Pellegrino essence seltzer was my seltzer of choice. I stumbled upon Polar seltzer water on Walmart. com’s website and decided to give a shot. Polar seltzer water’s quality is as good as Pellegrino seltzer (in my opinion) at a much lower price.

I purchased the multi flavor 33. 8 oz – 12 pack to try different flavors. I also researched the company It’s a family owned company in Maine established in 1882 (not Poland Springs). I’ve since bought the black cherry and orange vanilla (brings back memories of cream-cycles enjoyed back in NY).

A good tasting seltzer (USA sourced, processed, and distributed product). I look forward to trying additional flavors soon.

PROS Love polar in the bottles, more flavors better. This one I kind of like more than the rest. Put it in the freezer, it’s best when it’s almost slightly frozen. CONS – You can never know if this is on sale.

The app shows normal price. In the store there is no sale tag. It’s almost never goes on sale and I wanna buy this fizzy water when it does. – It’s hit or miss with whoever stocks this stuff. Sometimes you can squeeze the bottle easily cause they ruined the carbonation.

Polar Water is suppose to be VERY you gotta be careful opening it fizzy. Half the time and certain flavors it seems like they shook it to almost being flat. All I want is to buy this fizzy water with close to the amount of fizz it’s suppose to have.

And I wanna know when it’s on sale so I can as much as possible.

I first drank this in Finland with Kyro gin garnished with raw cranberries and a sprig of Rosemary. We have to order this Gin from another state, and it’s still our preferred gin for G&T. Kyro is a rye-based gin, and it has a strong Juniper flavor.

But the Mediterranean tonic will enhance any gin. We don’t use lime or lemon with this tonic.

I have tried many different brands and types of Tonic. I have settled on Fever Tree Mediterranean because of the additional flavors of lemon, thyme, rosemary and slightly less quinine flavor that is in the tonic.

I believe if you are a Gin & Tonic enthusiast, and have not yet tried this tonic, once you do you will be hooked too! Just the BEST !!!.

The aromatic is the best flavor but seems VERY scarce these days. Stupid cabal hogging it all. This Mediterranean flavor is good too. Fever Tree is superior to all others imo.

This club soda had 0 sugar, 0 calories, 0 carb, but is packed with tons of berries! As soon as you open the can you get a really nice berry smell, a true paradise for berry lovers! Also it’s naturally flavoured, unsweetened and low sodium.

The berry flavour isn’t too empowering either. If you like fizzy water as much as I do and berry flavoured products, you will definitely love this new drink! This is a great alternative for those you want to avoid the sugar and other ingredients from the classic soda drinks.

It also tastes great mixed with fruit juice. This is probably going to be my new favorite drink for this summer, fresh and fruity! What else to ask for?.

I am very disappointed w/ the ginger ale. I could not taste nor smell any ginger. I’ll admit, I’ve been a vernors drinker since I was a young girl (I’m 57) My mother always gave to us when we were sick w/ a flu bug.

I purchased 2 -2liter bottles. I just don’t understand why you wouldn’t have more ginger in it (less than 2% ginger extract) I told dad “they may as well call it “high fructose corn syrup ale!” The last bottle of your ginger ale will wait for me to add some fresh ginger in order for us to attempt to drink it.

Perhaps I am not the only one who noticed the lack of ginger in your “Ginger Ale” if so, could you consider adding more so that it has the flavor it’s so lacking? Thank you for giving me the opportunity to.

Club soda has always contained sodium (sodium bicarbonate to be more specific). It’s what makes club soda “club soda”. It’s also what distinguishes it from seltzer (which doesn’t contain sodium). Let the folks who want to cut down on sodium drink seltzer.

And please don’t substitute potassium for sodium. Potassium has a very unpleasant taste. Bring back the 10 oz glass bottles to preserve the superior flavor and effervescence and you can once again claim to produce the champagne of club soda!.

Name is pretty accurate description of this sparkling, lower-calorie drink with quinine. Cucumber aroma; sweetness from fructose balanced by some sourness from lemon — and a little bitterness from quinine.

Good price for great tonic drink. (As an aside — maybe other folks already know what I realized just recently — this tonic water is packaged like beer in glass bottles. Need the help of a bottle opener — though I hear that some folks make do without.

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I picked up a 4 pack of the Pink Grapefruit mixers to try. These are absolutely delicious! I love the glass bottles. I love that the size is just right for one cocktail. I love that it’s grapefruit without being bitter nor overly sweet.

These really level up cocktails. We tried these with tequila in palomas, with strawberry flavored gin, and with vodka. Really a fun mixer, we have already repurchased!.

OK, I for one rarely if ever write reviews for products, but this one I just had to. I work as a cashier at a popular grocery store, and recently I noticed the product was really popular amongst customers and it just kept selling out over and over again.

Everyone just kept telling me how great it was so I decided to buy myself a bottle one day and try it. I left in the fridge for a while in the break room and once my shift ended, I went and took a sip and GOD ALMIGHTY it was the best ginger ale I have EVER tasted.

Who would have thought? Ginger ale that actually tastes like ginger! “CANADA DRY BOLD” is the long overdue soda that we needed to quench our cravings with real flavor. Nothing else has ever came close, it just never made sense to buy any other ginger ale.

If you like ginger ale, you have GOT to try this at least once.

First I need to start off by saying that this is not the diet tonic water that I use I use a generic diet tonic water that I get from my local grocery store. I’ve recently started to get really bad cramps in the middle of the night.

Painful?? Yes!! It was suggested to me to take a couple of sips of tonic water before I went to bed in the evening. I haven’t had an issue since However please note that the tonic water I use has potassium in it.

That makes all the difference in the world. I highly recommend for anyone that has the same issue.

Seriously, I love seltzer water as the best alternative to soda and artificial sweeteners. This flavor instantly jumped into my top ten favorites. It has a beautiful aroma of sugared vanilla and just enough of the same flavor to make drinking it a pleasure.

I tried it with a splash of orange juice and it was a pleasant faux orange cream drink that went well with dinner. I’m definitely reordering this one! Polar needs to come out with a six pack or 12 can case!.

Just be prepared for a quality experience, wirh Polar Seltzer. This is my 2nd shipment (yes, Walmart ships, making it EZ to enjoy). This time i ordered the variety pack. Several flavors. They’re all good.

My favorite is the orange/vanilla seltzer. Get a case. Drink them cold, or on ice. Get them natural (no added flavor) or flavored combined with your favorite beverage. Enjoy.

I picked up a 4-pack a couple of weeks ago. It’s tolerable but very weak on the quinine content. It’s not nearly as good as Fever Tree’s Indian Tonic nor even Safeway’s ‘Signature’ store brand. As seems to be the modern way of things, a lot of effort seemed to go into the marketing design (which I’ll admit is quite fetching) but the end product is mediocre.

Grabbed this with the ginger beer in Dallas. I’m not a tonic drinker – but I loved this! Doesn’t taste like a normal bitter tonic, tasted more like a balanced one. Very citrusy – and I used it with espresso and it was delicious!.

Tonic is tonic, right? No… it’s not. This just tastes better. This really should be a staple for any beverage cart/bar/cabinet/refrigerator, wherever you put your go to’s. Betty Buzz is the jam!