Naturally Light Tonic Water, 5.07 Fl Oz (Pack of 8)

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.

This light tonic water is only 30 calories per bottle. Taste is a very subjective thing, but to me, Fever Tree Light is the best around. Home delivery at a decent price works very well, also.

Perfect size and only 20 calories per can make this quinine-filled tonic water perfect to help with restless legs at night. It isn't aggressively tasting like Polar.

Delicious and refreshing. This size conveniently provides the perfect amount for making one cocktail. Ideal for making a G&T!

Great, refreshing taste, but expensive.

If you are picturing a normal single-drink sized can of tonic water, you are probably thinking of a 7.5 ounce or 8 ounce little can. This one is even smaller. It is a tiny 5 ounces. Just over 1/2 cup of liquid. Some people will need to use two of these to make a G&T. Or use one can for a smaller G&T. Tastes great. Only 20 calories per can. But again, this is really really small.

This is my favorite brand of tonic water, the light version is usually difficult to find in stores near me, and expensive when I do find it. So this is a good deal, I would call it a great deal except that the case price went up by $3 since the last time I ordered it. I like the small 5 oz cans, perfect for one tall drink. The carbonation is good and just lightly sweet, perfect for G&T’s.

These are 5oz cans. Good flavor but much more expensive than regular tonic.

This to me, is the absolute best tonic water ever! It has such a smooth clear beautiful flavour. This is the only tonic water I use. I always buy the Light but I've tasted the Regular in Lounges/Bars/Restaurants and it's exactly the same wonderful flavour, except more sugar. What I love about this brand, is the sweetening they use. No corn syrups or cane sugars. To me, much healthier and the taste alone ranks high above the normal brands of tonic water. I usually buy this at our local grocery store but they were sold out, so I ordered through Amazon. The delivery was extremely disappointing as the case had been cut open (not torn, but cut open) and the cans were rolling around in the delivery box. It looked like the cans had been thrown around either before shipping or during shipping. Very disappointing on the Amazon side - I will keep buying at our local grocery store instead of ordering through Amazon - but this brand of tonic water is Number One in my books!

Best tonic water around for an amazing gin n tonic!

Fever tree tonics are just the best. I figured I might as well just go for the light version and it taste great. These cans are literally the perfect size for one drink.

Great for your G & T. My favorite tonic water and its light, less sugar, and yummy! It's more expensive than most but I deserve it 😌

Didn’t pay attention and thought I was getting standard size cans. These are minis but they do taste great