THE LONDON ESSENCE CO. Original Indian Tonic, Premium Cocktail Mixer, 150ml, Pack of 24 cans, No Artificial Colours Preservatives or flavours, Low Calorie

Really nice tonic water with a crisp, refreshing taste and a pleasant level of bitterness. The small cans are convenient for serving and help keep each drink fresh. They are perfect for mixing with gin or enjoying as a refreshing drink on their own. The pack of 24 is handy for entertaining guests and stocking up. A great choice for anyone who enjoys quality tonic water.

Great taste

as good as any of the tonics on the market but cheaper

London Essence is one of the nicest tonics out there. It doesn't dominate the flavour of a gin, isn't too fizzy, and is light enough to be used as a mixer for other drinks too. Lots of my friends who "don't like tonic water" do really like this, making it useful to have in the pantry. Great value for money when you look at supermarket prices. One star off for delivery - almost every tin on the outer edge of the tray was damaged.

Lovely taste and of a good quality.

Excellent as usual

Ideal fo Christian and was a great price

Taste first: not good. This tonic is not neutral enough to really get a good gin flavour, and the tonic flavour is odd, not very nice and overpowers pretty much any fun you combine it with. I also love drunk tonic on its own, but not this one. The fragrance on the pallet is just not pleasant. In that basis alone, I couldn't possibly recommend it. However, to make things worse, after two months in the cupboard, we began noticing wet patches on the floor. Assuming it was our toddler, we cleared it up and ignored it, but it came back a number of times and ruined the floor covering, with bubbled up and warped. Eventually, we tracked down the issue to these cans: 8 of them had developed minuscule holes on their bottom face, allowing the tonic to leak out and they were all empty, other than the 8th one which was half empty and still leaking. How on earth a can can develop holes and leak after just a few months is beyond me. We stored other cans in the same cupboard and 9nly these developed holes and leaked. It must be corroding from the inside, and that is deeply troubling. What in earth is in this tonic? Or are the cans defective and don't have a properly film between the aluminium and the liquid? Who knows, but I'll not ever be buying them again. All in all, a very poor product. There are numerous better, bigger quality tonic out there that won't ruin your gun or your kitchen floor!