Thought from UK- tonic water
#1
Tesco's has a range of tonic waters. Including the low-cal cucumber infused one I'm kicking back with now.
Brand-name CanAmerica has Schweppes/ CanadaDry full fat straight tonic- and that's it. The choice in the UK may be mental- but cucumber is a natural partner of gin and this stuff is gooooooooood.
Brand-name CanAmerica has Schweppes/ CanadaDry full fat straight tonic- and that's it. The choice in the UK may be mental- but cucumber is a natural partner of gin and this stuff is gooooooooood.
#2
Tesco's has a range of tonic waters. Including the low-cal cucumber infused one I'm kicking back with now.
Brand-name CanAmerica has Schweppes/ CanadaDry full fat straight tonic- and that's it. The choice in the UK may be mental- but cucumber is a natural partner of gin and this stuff is gooooooooood.
Brand-name CanAmerica has Schweppes/ CanadaDry full fat straight tonic- and that's it. The choice in the UK may be mental- but cucumber is a natural partner of gin and this stuff is gooooooooood.
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Superstore/Loblaws sells diet tonic water in Presidents Choice brand.
Strangely, Schweppes and Canada Dry belong to the same company now (Motts), which is a subsidiary of Dr Pepper....
Have you tried the cucumber in the gin rather than in the tonic?
Gin-wise, I'm still working on a bottle of Bombay Sapphire - not everyone's cup-of-tea (lol) but my current favourite.
Next up is The Botanist Islay Dry Gin that I picked up at Heathrow....might be a pleasant change...
Strangely, Schweppes and Canada Dry belong to the same company now (Motts), which is a subsidiary of Dr Pepper....
Have you tried the cucumber in the gin rather than in the tonic?
Gin-wise, I'm still working on a bottle of Bombay Sapphire - not everyone's cup-of-tea (lol) but my current favourite.
Next up is The Botanist Islay Dry Gin that I picked up at Heathrow....might be a pleasant change...
Last edited by withabix; Jul 24th 2016 at 2:55 pm.
#4
Superstore/Loblaws sells diet tonic water in Presidents Choice brand.
Strangely, Schweppes and Canada Dry belong to the same company now (Motts), which is a subsidiary of Dr Pepper....
Have you tried the cucumber in the gin rather than in the tonic?
Gin-wise, I'm still working on a bottle of Bombay Sapphire - not everyone's cup-of-tea (lol) but my current favourite.
Next up is The Botanist Islay Dry Gin that I picked up art Heathrow....might be a pleasant change...
Strangely, Schweppes and Canada Dry belong to the same company now (Motts), which is a subsidiary of Dr Pepper....
Have you tried the cucumber in the gin rather than in the tonic?
Gin-wise, I'm still working on a bottle of Bombay Sapphire - not everyone's cup-of-tea (lol) but my current favourite.
Next up is The Botanist Islay Dry Gin that I picked up art Heathrow....might be a pleasant change...
#5
This stuff http://www.thethirdplacetonic.com/ has been getting rave reviews here. Not tried it as I'm not a big gin drinker.
#7
Unless of course you use it as an excuse to forget having dinner.
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But the calories in tonic are non essential.
#10
I like it in a pint glass sat on the deck, whole can of tonic, large slug of gin, ice, cucumbers, etc. And I like more than one. So yeah, slimline is important to me...
#11
#12
Which was very considerate because we hadn't thought of that.
#13
Yeah I pick up the bottles of diet tonic from Metro in the Selection brand. It's 99c for a 1L bottle. Cans would be more convenient, I don't drink enough G&T to empty out a 1L bottle of tonic, but it's not exactly expensive and I'm not having them all the time, so meh.
It would be nice to find it in cans, though.
It would be nice to find it in cans, though.



