Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water 4Pk

Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water 4Pk is the lower-sugar version of Fever-Tree's premium tonic, with around 58 percent fewer calories than the original and the same natural quinine and botanical character, packaged as four 200ml (6.8 oz) glass bottles. It is a non-alcoholic mixer (0% ABV) from the London-based company that set the standard for premium tonics and sodas.

Quick Facts: ABV: 0% (Non-Alcoholic Mixer) | Origin: London, England | Style: Light Tonic Water (Reduced Sugar) | Size: 4 x 200ml (6.8 oz) Bottles | Brand: Fever-Tree

Production & Heritage

Fever-Tree was founded in London in 2004 by Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow on a simple idea: if three quarters of your drink is the mixer, the mixer should be as good as the spirit. Rather than reaching for artificial sweeteners, Fever-Tree uses fruit sugars to reduce the calorie count while keeping the quinine from the Democratic Republic of Congo and the same spring water and botanical blend. The result is a tonic that tastes like tonic, not like a diet soda.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: Bright lemon and lime citrus with a light floral note and the clean mineral edge of quinine.

Taste: Lighter in body and noticeably less sweet than the original, with the bitterness sitting a touch more forward. Citrus keeps it fresh and the carbonation is fine and persistent.

Finish: Crisp and dry with a quick, clean fade and no lingering sweetener aftertaste.

How to Drink Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water

Fever-Tree recommends a ratio of roughly one part spirit to three parts mixer, poured over plenty of ice in a tall glass. Chill the bottle well before opening and pour gently to preserve the carbonation.

Light Gin & Tonic: 50ml gin, 150ml light tonic, lots of ice and a lime wedge for a drink that comes in well under 100 calories of mixer. Skinny Vodka Soda alternative: Use light tonic instead of soda for a vodka drink with more character and almost no added sugar. Light Tonic & Lime: Serve on its own with fresh lime as a refreshing low-calorie alcohol-free option.

Best For

• Anyone counting calories or sugar who still wants a proper gin and tonic
• Daytime entertaining where lighter drinks keep the afternoon going
• A bar that stocks both a full-sugar and a light tonic for guests
• Pairing with juniper-forward gins that benefit from a drier mixer

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water taste like? Lighter in body and noticeably less sweet than the original, with the bitterness sitting a touch more forward. Citrus keeps it fresh and the carbonation is fine and persistent.

How does Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water compare to Fever-Tree Premium Indian Tonic Water? The original uses cane sugar for a rounder, slightly sweeter profile; Refreshingly Light uses fruit sugars, carries about 58 percent fewer calories and tastes drier and lighter in body with the same quinine bitterness.

Does Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water contain alcohol? No. It is a non-alcoholic mixer at 0% ABV and can be enjoyed on its own over ice or mixed with your choice of spirit.

Does Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water contain artificial sweeteners? No. It uses fruit sugars rather than artificial sweeteners, so there is no diet aftertaste.

Where is Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water made? Fever-Tree is a London-based company, and its mixers are produced in England from spring water and naturally sourced ingredients.

What foods pair well with Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water? Sushi and sashimi, ceviche, a simple green salad with lemon dressing and light goat cheeses suit its dry, clean profile.

What size is this? This listing is for four 200ml (6.8 oz) glass bottles, enough for four single serves. Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water is also available in other formats at The Liquor Barn.

Why Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Indian Tonic Water?

Most light tonics get there with artificial sweeteners and it shows. Fever-Tree gets there with fruit sugars and keeps the real quinine, so you give up calories, not quality.