I made some gin and tonics with the tonic syrup and sparkling water. It had a distinct flavor which I liked but was a little different than buying tonic water in the store. Perhaps I should try club soda which might make the taste a little closer to store bought. For now I have to explain to guests who drink it that it is an artisanal gin and tonic. Not a bad thing! Just slightly different. Thanks!

I’ve been trying to find a way to cut the sugar in my cocktails and tried several sugar free tonics, but all use fake sweeteners which caused migraines and intestinal issues. I decided to try syrups so I could control the amount of sugar in each drink by diluting with soda water. In researching tonic syrups, I found a few brands including Liber & Co. The other ones I tried had a strange aftertaste and/or were not local small businesses. Liber & Co. is a small American business based in the South, and their tonic syrup is smooth and free of chemical and/or after tastes. It’s now my go-to tonic, and their other syrups are amazing!

Love all of my Liber & Co syrups and I'm excited to give this one a try!

It’s good and already gone. I will get several of the larger bottles next time.

I've been looking for ways to make my wife mocktails while she's pregnant and she always favored cocktails of the not-so-sweet variety, her favorite being a dry martini. Most mocktails use a good amount of syrup to work in flavor, so it's been a challenge to find something she likes and this tonic syrup really does the trick! It's the first time she's really lit up when I made Liber's Non-Alc Miraflores (also got the passionfruit syrup which is great), so I'm very happy with this.