Fever-Tree
4.6
Fever-Tree reviews state the brand works: its mixers reliably elevate cocktails, with ginger beer and tonics repeatedly praised for bright, fresh flavor and lively carbonation; however, several reviewers cite excessive sweetness in some SKUs and changing ingredient formulations as downsides, so buyers seeking a less sweet or more natural profile may prefer alternatives.
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1y ago
I really like Fever-Tree’s ginger beer — it has a nice kick without being too sweet, and I’ll sometimes drink it on its own, not even using it as a mixer. It’s great that they offer a light version too, since the regular one is pretty sweet for someone that doesn't really drink sodas. I’ve been meaning to try their Bloody Mary mix, but I haven’t been able to find it yet.
Sure, it's more expensive than other tonics or cocktail mixers. But it's truly high-quality and you get what you pay for when it comes to Fever Tree. I like all the different flavors that they offer now (especially the grapefruit tonic).
Fever-Tree is my go-to tonic. It’s a step up from Schweppes and really lets good gin shine. My favourite flavour is their Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water. It’s a little lighter on the calories and provides the perfect base for any gin and tonic. I always tend to go with a more simple tonic and let the gin and any garnishes add any extra flavours. Cheers!
I am a super annoying cocktail snob, and many times even make my own tonic water. Fever Tree is one of the best, though. I have no complaints about their tonics and I really love their grapefruit soda.
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Fever-Tree makes a variety of affordable drinks and accessories.
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