Q Mixers Premium Tonic Water: Real Ingredients & Less Sweet, 6.7 Fl oz, Pack of 24 (Only 40 Calories per Bottle)

Best tonic water! Does NOT contain toxic corn syrup! Light and refreshing by itself, a great alternative beverage with meals!

I found this tonic because I'm trying to get away from buying things in plastic. It is expensive but, if you're like me and have just one G&T a day, it's definitely worth it. Tastes really good. Didn't expect taste to be so noticeably different from what I've bought in the plastic containers in the past so I am doubly pleased. I admit that it is a contradiction, because it has to be shipped to me, which uses up fuel, but I live on an island and it is not available here in these 6.7 oz. one-drink bottles. It also uses up a lot of cardboard/paper because it is so very well packed, I think it could almost fall off a cliff and still have the whole case intact! But it still feels better than buying so much plastic. I highly recommend it if you like a good-tasting G&T! And supporting a small company rather than a big corporation makes it taste even better. Very glad I found Q Spectacular Mixers.

Expensive but no toxic ingredients! Tastes great! Love the name!

This one is the best of all I've tried, but could still use more quinine! That is why the 4 rating, but I have not been able to get what I grew up with. I love quinine, the taste as it was in the 1950's. It was stronger then and it quenched your thirst. Todays are weak, and some don't have real quinine-according to their ingredients. Didn't know that either. But since this is the best so far will stick with it. Loved the glass bottles instead of cans too.

I like gin, and have a collection of really good ones, none of which I would mix with the ridiculously sweet and cloying commercial tonics that litter the supermarkets. For years I searched for a tonic that was worthy of a fine gin, and now, finally, there are two- Q-Tonic and Fever Tree. Fever Tree is lighter, especially the lovely blue-labeled Indian version, but Q-Tonic has a bit more bite. Importantly, neither of them is sweet. It's a close call, but if I had to pick just one, it would be Q-Tonic. Try it, and you'll be spoiled for life.

I love a traditional Tanqueray, beat me with a juniper bush & tonic and I love this tonic. It's less sweet while still being sweet enough. Must be the agave that really sets it off and it tastes great. Previously I was Fever Tree fan but this is less sweet which I appreciate and the sweetness is more complex. Even when I'm not consuming alcohol I'll have a glass of this over ice and it's an incredibly refreshing mid-day break.

The vendor selling this was fine. The product itself is frankly one of the blandest tasting tonics I’ve ever had; almost zero taste and adds nothing to a good gin. A real shame. If you like the taste of a Schweppes, (my favourite) or Fevertree Indian tonic water, don’t waste your time on this one from ‘Q’.

I often drink tonic water by itself with some lime wedges but after reading labels of other products, the sugar level and use of high fructose corn syrup concerned me. Discovering Q Tonic has been wonderful. It has great flavor, with or without gin and is very refreshing. I cannot say enough about how well a case of 24 is packed for shipping. Great packing, great shipping and fabulous product.