Fever-Tree Light Tonic Water Cans, 24pk/5.07 fl oz, Lower in Calories, No Artificial Sweeteners, Flavorings or Preservatives

Description

中央アフリカ産の最高級キニーネと、メキシコのビターオレンジのタッチで爽やかで繊細な柑橘系の味と香りが漂うウォーターメイド。 ウォーターフルーツシュガーの代わりに天然のサトウキビ砂糖を使用することで、7.5液量オンスボトルあたりわずか30カロリーで、プレミアムトニックウォーターの爽やかな味と香りを維持します。 WATERNon-GMO認定。 水天然原料。 水。人工甘味料や着色料は使用していません。 Review: Worth the price premium quality - Quality tonic makes every cocktail better. This tonic tastes good, not too sweet no funky after taste. Carbonation is perfect. No waste size depending on your preference each can can serve 1-2 drinks. It is more pricey than other well known brands but worth it. Review: Less sweet, with very little sacrifice in gin flavor - We’ve tried a number of tonic waters, and this has become the one we keep stocked at home. What I like most is the balance. It still has the bitterness I want from tonic, but it doesn’t make a drink taste overly sweet or syrupy. Most supermarket tonics are too sweet for my taste, especially when I’m using a gin I actually want to taste rather than covering it up with the mixer. The 5.1-ounce cans are also a better size for us than larger bottles. One can is perfect for two ounces of gin, so we’re rarely stuck with wasted or flat leftovers. The size is also great for packing into a cooler or small lunch bag. We buy the Light version because it gives us the flavor and carbonation we want without making the finished drink feel as sweet or heavy. Compared with regular Fever-Tree, there’s very little sacrifice in flavor, which makes the Light version an easy choice for us. It has a faint citrus scent, but nothing perfumey or artificial. At this point, if I’m making a gin and tonic at home, this is the tonic I reach for without really thinking about it. It costs more than basic supermarket tonic, but for something that makes up a substantial portion of the finished drink, I think the difference is noticeable.