Q LIGHT TONIC WATER with Real Quinine & Organic Agave - Ideal for Cocktails & Mocktails - Made with Real Ingredients, Perfectly Carbonated, & Less Sweet - 20 Calories per Can - 7.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 24)

Like the flavor not bad alternative to Fever Tree brand.

Love the lime flavor... especially with Gin.

Much better than the other icky sweet tonics out there. Now I can drink g and t again.

I really love these. The can is perfect for one cocktail unless you’re using a rocks glass. The flavor actually taste like tonic, and Collins mix together which I happen to like, but I definitely don’t think of this is a gin and tonic kind of tonic. It’s fine it’s refreshing but my G$% are these little tiny cans expensive!!!!!! I bought mine on cell. There’s no way in the world I would’ve ever spent more than what I already spent three cases for 50 bucks ON SALE is outrageous. I did appreciate the carbonation of the can versus plastic bottles.

Elderflower tonic is the best! I make sure I always have some at home for when I want a gin and tonic. Really good.

It's delicious. You could mix it with your spirit of choice and pour it over ice and if would make a delicious drink. If you're a straight edge, just drink it by itself because the amount of sugar is already too high.

As someone who enjoys gin & tonic, I've been on the lookout for small portioned options for tonics, as I hate wasting the local store's option of larger sizes (for cheap) that go flat - or make me want to drink more than I may want to JUST to keep from wasting. Well, as far as portions, these are GREAT. As far as flavor, they fall.... flat. I do like the lower calorie option, but the 'flavor' isn't strong enough for mixing. And I'm even adding fresh-squeezed lime juice to my G&T. Now, one thing that is a positive is that - on their own - they are pretty decent! I can drink it straight from the can as a sort of 'virgin' G&T option, sans lime juice. I may research into other 'tonic' drinks (even 'mocktails') to see if this mixes well with others, but my 'London Dry' gin with lime is not the option for me as they overpower the flavor contained in this particular offering. But since it's nice on it's own, they will not go to waste in my house.

best tasting tonic water. even though it's "lite" (and only 20 calories per small can), it doesn't have that yucky fake tasting bitter sweetness, like with aspartame or stevia or whatever (it uses erythritol, which is a natural alcohol sugar), it still tastes of the quinine, and not too sweet. my go-to tonic water from now on.