Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water Glass Bottles, No Artificial Sweeteners, Flavorings & Preservatives, 6.8 Fl Oz (Pack of 24)

Best quinine water EVER

This is absolutely the best tonic water I have drunk in my entire life. I used to be a great G&T fan in my younger days, but I switched over to gimlets, because something happened to tonic water over the years: It ceased to contain actual quinine. This tonic water has quinine, and that truly makes a difference in the taste. Somehow "commercial" tonics just can't replace the taste of quinine with their chemicals. I haven't used it with gin since I found this product (my bottle of Tanqueray ran out sometime ago, and since I still had vodka in the freezer, I used that instead), but the vodka tonics I made were wonderful--and I'm not a big vodka fan. What I was happy to discover is that it tastes good on its own, over ice and with a squeeze of lime. I will be buying this again. Since I'm not worried about getting Malaria in the US Northwest and won't have to swill this down daily, I will approach this with some caution, since there are adverse health effects possible with quinine. But I won't be drinking this stuff like water or even tea, and will be enjoying it with friends when they visit and occasionally on my own

High quality and lovely elderflower taste

I love tonic water. But the quality has degraded markedly from the old, old days of Commander Schweppes and his powerful little bottles of quinine Malaria prevention. Combined with a lime to ward off scurvy and a tot of gin to sooth the soul, it was heaven at cocktail time. Now the fizz is anemic and the tonic is imitation. The whole mess is jacked with deadly fructose goo. But straight out of Kipling's "Elephant's Child", comes the mighty Fever Tree. We are saved. They have several good and truly natural flavors. All good, and exceptional by modern standards. Here is a unique one: Elderflower. Light, subtle and happy on nose and tongue, I have made it a regular

So,I drink this beverage and ….. we are back in the 1800's in Rwanda……

After a hard day of helping the elephants find water and fending the Leopards off the elephant babies, I am parched! I reach down and realize that my supply of "Fever Tree Tonic Water" is down to the last bottle. Oh no!! Fortunately, I am only a day's ride away from the Fever Tree Plantation!! I would like to send my Rwandan Guide, over to the Fever Tree Plantation, but he has Malaria......(what a time to get sick! Poor man!) Darn, those buzzing mosquitoes....well, my poor, guide is quite ill...looks like he gets the last bottle of (chilled) Fever Tree Tonic Water. And, where have those limes gotten to? Well, I am back at the ranch and the sick Guide is much better. His Malaria is much improved and we are both enjoying a lovely and refreshing bottle of Fever Tree Tonic Water...the clean, sharp taste, the Tonic water we both remember from our childhoods. We love it. It's a product that has been long in coming...and way, overdue. Thank you for carrying this product all the way back to my Rwanda Plantaion, in the 1800's....a real original taste. Wonderful, to enjoy with or without limes!