Anyone enjoy gin & tonics?

[Anonymous]

Just found a new favorite tonic. Fever-Tree’s elderflower tonic water is terrific. Less sugar than sometimes overly sweet (to me) regular tonic water but not the fake diet flavor of sugar free tonic. The slight elderflower flavor is a perfect match for gin; subtle earl grey tea vibes.

I’m probably late on recommending this. It’s prob been around a while. But it’s great for this weather if you’re a gin drinker.

[Anonymous]

This is a well-known brand…

[Anonymous]

I’m with you, OP! So delicious. I love all Fever tree flavors. For fun I tried gin plus their grapefruit soda and it was a nice change up! Also gin with their Sicilian lemonade.

Do you have a gin that you like? I don’t want to break the bank but am up for recommendations. Lately I’ve been drinking the Botanist.

[Anonymous]

Where did you find this????

I need this in my life.

Growing up, we made summer drinks out of elderberry flowers and it's one of my favorite things to drink.

[Anonymous]

The Hawk & Griffin in Vienna has a Gin and Tonic menu if you’re looking for variety.

[Anonymous]

What gin do you pair it with, OP? The one below is my absolute favorite.

https://thirdbasemarketandspirits.com/shop/product/fred-jerbis-gin-43/617844174e59245ab8f97699?option-id=285759b968e2faed707637a5cff27972311714629076c0997646c42ebe9595d1&utm_source=googleshopping&utm_medium=feed&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22561809494&gbraid=0AAAAADL2LIjfMLWzw8s2ZK3zeIHQbWJfx&gclid=CjwKCAjwruXBBhArEiwACBRtHY6QWv1gNWoi95cyQxzK4UrHp5sSvXCsn7f_5e18SxbMTpkpdy6MTxoCgrYQAvD_BwE

[Anonymous]

I love that tonic so much, I usually drink it without gin. (Although I do love a G&T.) Elderflower tonic is my go-to dry January beverage.

[Anonymous]

They are nice. Always use Boodles gin, of course.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just found a new favorite tonic. Fever-Tree’s elderflower tonic water is terrific. Less sugar than sometimes overly sweet (to me) regular tonic water but not the fake diet flavor of sugar free tonic. The slight elderflower flavor is a perfect match for gin; subtle earl grey tea vibes.

I’m probably late on recommending this. It’s prob been around a while. But it’s great for this weather if you’re a gin drinker.

No. I don’t drink.

[Anonymous]

I'm not a fan of elderflower but I LOVE the fever tree light tonic. Unlike others, there's no artificial sweetener. Just less sugar, so it's less sweet, and 30 cals per serving. I sometimes drink it without gin it tastes so good.

Also have you tried a dash of bitters in your G&Ts? Adds that herbal note that some craft gins are so heavy on.

[Anonymous]

Try the new Yuzu and Lime tonic from Fever Tree. It's AMAZING.

My 2 favorite gins are Caoruun (from Scotland and generally served with apple instead of lime) and Uncle Val's Botanical (very lemon/citrus forward!). Both available at VA ABC stores.

[Anonymous]

I like Bluecoat Gin, though I just picked up some from the ABC store that comes from Japan and really like it as well. And agree with OP about Fever Tree, I have some of their Light tonic in my fridge right now!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just found a new favorite tonic. Fever-Tree’s elderflower tonic water is terrific. Less sugar than sometimes overly sweet (to me) regular tonic water but not the fake diet flavor of sugar free tonic. The slight elderflower flavor is a perfect match for gin; subtle earl grey tea vibes.

I’m probably late on recommending this. It’s prob been around a while. But it’s great for this weather if you’re a gin drinker.

No. I don’t drink.

I'm not sure if this response was supposed to be funny but I busted out laughing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love that tonic so much, I usually drink it without gin. (Although I do love a G&T.) Elderflower tonic is my go-to dry January beverage.

I’m OP and I’ve also been doing this too. lol

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm not a fan of elderflower but I LOVE the fever tree light tonic. Unlike others, there's no artificial sweetener. Just less sugar, so it's less sweet, and 30 cals per serving. I sometimes drink it without gin it tastes so good.

Also have you tried a dash of bitters in your G&Ts? Adds that herbal note that some craft gins are so heavy on.

Yes! I get them at Harris Teeter. They are very good.