Fever Tree Mixers

Whilst fever tree produces a number of mixers I'm concentrating on the tonic waters and the ginger ale Tonic Waters Like many people I enjoy a good gin and tonic now and again. I am, however, intolerant to aspartame which is used as a sweetener in most tonic waters (I only discovered my intolerance few years ago). Aspartame also gives tonic water a rather horrible chemical aftertaste. Companies use both sugar and sweeteners mainly because this reduces cost. Saccharine, for example is about 4000 times 'sweeter' than sugar. Hence you need 4000 times less of it for the same effect hence it will cost less. There is no way artificial ...  Read the complete review

Like everyone else in the world at the moment I am trying to save money and cut corners where ever possible. My kitchen is now filled with basics pasta and reduced to clear bread but one thing I won't cut corners on is Fever Tree Tonic Water. I first had Fever Tree tonic at Konstam [there is a review in my profile] and was impressed by the fact it only came from Surrey- up the road. But then I took a sip and was really impressed- the flavour is clean, tart and citrusy without being overly fizzy or tasting artifical. I rushed out and bought 4 small bottles from my local Sinsburys for £2.93- each bottle does two vodka tonics in my house so yes, you ...  Read the complete review