Jack Rudy Cocktail Co ~ The Tonic Trio

I recently purchased the Jack Rudy Cocktail Co tonic trio and I must say, it exceeded my expectations! The flavors are absolutely fantastic and make for the perfect gin and tonic experience. The elderflower tonic was a delightful surprise with its unique and refreshing taste. It's a treat for your taste buds that elevates your cocktail game to a whole new level. Five stars all the way!

I no longer buy "tonic water". It's expensive (for what is is) and if you don't make enough drinks then it goes flat. I bought a carbonator (you can get a SodaStream or ... for a machine with a nicer finish you can get an Aarke). I carbonate the water on-demand (filter your water) and then use Tonic syrups. It makes a great drink. These Jack Rudy tonics are a nice variety to try out. I ... actually kinda prefer the extra-strength flavor.

The regular flavor is not quininey enough. I tried using more than directed but still doesn’t’t get it done. Mixing it with the extra bitter is better, but it’s hard finding the extra bitter by itself. I haven’t used the elder with anything yet. I was looking for a potentially cheaper option than Fever Tree bottles, but I think I’ll end up back with that when this is finished.

We're Soda Streamers too, seeking the elusive G & T that doesn't require $2 worth of tonic per glass. The "Classic" and "Elderberry are a little too sweet for our taste, the "Extra Bitter" a little too, well, bitter. Mixing them helps--a tablespoon of the bitter with a teaspoon of Classic or Elderberry. Still no Fever Tree. Alternate suggestions welcome. 8/25/17 UPDATE: Upgrade to five stars. Good example of why it's sometimes a good idea to live with a product for a while before reviewing. I made two adjustments and, while not a Fevertree clone, it's delicious. 1. Mixing the three equally together gives you a lovely balance of bitter/sweet. 2. Reduce the amount. Two teaspoons with 2 oz. gin and 4 oz. Soda Stream seltzer, plus lots of ice, yields an almost perfect G & T for a fraction of the cost of Fevertree. Have one at hand as I write this.

Nice flavors. Good gift. Quinone taste is not as strong as other tonics. Still prefer fever tree.

Was really excited to order these. We just bought a sodastream machine and thought we can make our own tonic water from good ingredients rather than the stuff sodastream offers. VERY disappointed - doesn't taste like tonic water AT ALL! Definitely the sodastream tonic water concentrate comes much closer. We added the sodastream tonic concentrate to the already mixed Jack Rudy stuff and somehow it tastes LESS like tonic water than sodastream concentrate alone. Absolutely NO elderflower flavor - tastes basically like honey water. The extra bitter isn't even close to bitterness of FeverTree or even basic old Schweppes. Back to the drawing board. I won't even use it for mixed drinks because it doesn't taste like anything - just "tangy" - probably the citric acid ingredient.

This is a great mixer to add to soda water to create better than store-bought tonic water. Nice variety of flavors and competes well with the top shelf brands of tonic water

I love a good G&T. Nice to be able to mix them up.

Die Sirupflaschen sehen cool aus und die Tonics sind geschmacklich sehr gut. Leider war eine der Flaschen nicht richtig verschlossen, weshalb ein Teil des Sirups beim Transport ausgeflossen ist. Werde die Tonics sicher wieder bestellen und hoffe, dass das nicht wieder passiert.

To much citrus Try swe tonic

If you are used to Fentimans, Goldberg, Peter Spanton or Thomas Henry: Do not waste your money with this. Jack Rudy Tonic Syrup tastes somewhat unique, but it still tastes like any syrup that was aromatized with honey. It does not taste bitter, it is too sweet and you will never get a balanced taste to your gin tonic. Very disappointed, especially because it is as expensive as if you would buy 200ml bottles of good tonic water.

Leider schmeckt das Produkt nicht wie die bekannten Tonics. Eine ganz schöne Entäuschung obwohl ich mich sehr gefreut hatte so ein Produkt zu finden.