A Fever-Tree For All Seasons: 4 Terrific Drinks With Tonic Water You Need To Try

Tonic water is a major component of one of the most popular drinks on the planet, but there’s a lot more to tonic than just your average G&T.
Fever-Tree has painstakingly created a variety of premium, all-natural tonic waters that balance the bitterness from quinine with natural flavors from around the world. Many of these pair beautifully with vodka, tequila, mezcal, and more to highlight the characteristics of these spirits.
To help you expand your horizons when it comes to tonic water, we’ve created four drinks using four different styles of Fever-Tree tonic to correspond with the four seasons. Why not give these pairings a try, and then experiment to find a combination of spirit and mixer that’s right for you.
00:28 - For Spring: Gin and Mediterranean Tonic
01:06 - For Summer: Tequila and Citrus Tonic
01:38 - For Fall: Campari and Indian Tonic
02:08 - For Winter: Rye Whiskey and Elderflower Tonic
These four Fever-Tree tonic cocktails will get you started with trying out new ways to mix with premium tonic water. With the wide selection of Fever-Tree tonics available at KegWorks you’ll be able to come up with an almost infinite number of combinations any time of the year. Try out some new flavors or pick up a variety pack and start crafting now!
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Dose this help weight lose?

[@geologist1005]

These bottles are so small that you need 4-5 of them for one drink

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Sadly I can no longer enjoy FeverTree Premium Indian Tonic Water. They say it's the original recipe on the can, but it's not. It now contains stevia. It never used to; it used to taste delicious, unbeatably delicious, but now it's got stevia in it I find it undrinkable. They hide this change by stating the ingredients as: "Carbonated Spring Water, Sugar, Acid (Citric Acid) Natural Flavourings including Quinine". I wish I had a can from last year in my cupboard because I am sure they've changed that last bit about 'natural flavourings including Quinine', because stevia is natural, so they snuck in the change under that lable! However to me stevia has the most terrible effect on my tastebuds. Yuk! Bad move FeverTree. You're not alone M&S have done the same with their tonic too. I will buy Belvoir Farm sparkling elderflower in future as mixer for my gin.