Q Mixers Kola, Premium Cocktail Mixer Made with Real Ingredients, 6.7 Fl oz, 24 Bottles

I buy Q ginger ale all the the time (both online and stores) and am a huge fan of the drink itself. I was not able to get the thin long cans for a while from Amazon and was wondering what was going on. Well now I know the answer. The company switched to a smaller can (almost half the size of the original one) and the prices remain the same. I understand that they are a small company but reducing the product to half is original size and charging the same cost is not a customer centric move.

I am not going to write how spectacular this Tonic is. I am not going to point out there is no fructose. I’m not giving up that it tastes great, is natural, is lower in calories than every brand I have tried or that it tastes great. I want to know it will be there when I order more - so Nah, you don’t want to try it or you will want more and more. I don’t play well with others.

If I could give 10 stars I would! I’ve never tasted ginger ale that actually tastes of ginger until I tried this. Spicy, crisp, wonderful! I don’t even use this as a mixer. I open the can, pop a straw in and sip sip yum yum yum.

When I first saw this product I wasn't sure what it was or if I would like it but I gave it a shot.Later that day I found myself purchasing a case of ginger ale from Amazon.It's a nice, light, and crisp refreshing taste.It's being pushed as a mixer for your favourite alcohol but is great as a stand alone.No need to mix with alcohol just pop the top, sit back and enjoy.I've had them cold and warm- taste great.The Kola flavour is also very good.Highly recommend this product.You're doing a great job Jordan!!!!PS Do me a favor and don't adjust, change or tweak the ingredientsKeep the glass bottle...no cans or plastic bottles

I am not a fan of the Indian Tonic Water. I usually order the regular Q tonic and love it, but they were out. So I substituted this....that was a mistake. It is soooooo sweet--it has sugar instead of agave. I have now reordered the regular Q tonic and will mix some of this in with that just to get rid of it.

I finally figured out that buying good gin (Bombay Sapphire) and then mixing it with cheap supermarket tonics was a waste. These guys carry a bunch of different mixers, but I specifically was after the Q-tonic standard and Indian tonics for my summer gin and tonic regimen. Although you can get Q-tonic at some grocery stores, somewhat erratically, these guys always have it, ship it in nicely bundled 12-packs so it arrives within a day, and offers them at a lower price than you'll see in stores (if your store carries some of these brands at all). These Q-tonic mixers are much better than your store brands, Canada Dry or Schweppes in that they just have more of a tonic flavor and the sweetness is more subtle. Makes for a great gin and tonic to sip in the sweltering summer heat while imagining you're lounging in old Bombay awaiting the monsoon rains...

I've been buying this tonic water for my husband for some time. He likes it a lot and I'm happy it doesn't have high fructose corn syrup as most do. I would have given this a five but I am perturbed. The tonic water hasn't been available for awhile but when I checked by clicking onto the 18 can, 12 oz offer, I didn't realize that I was getting 12 cans, 7.5 oz for only a dollar or so less than the 18 cans. It wasn't until I opened the box that I realized my mistake. I was just so excited to have it back in stock that I missed the switch from what I clicked onto to what I ended up ordering. My bad for missing it. Amazon's bad for doing it.

These are about the size of a Red Bull can. Maybe smaller. For the high price I expected something very spicy with and big ginger beer "kick" of wonderful heat. Not so. Would not buy again.What I did buy and did love to add that ginger heat was this: Liber & Co. Fiery Ginger Syrup (8.5oz). Also off Amazon. With this I can basically buy diet ginger ale and add a teaspoonful of this wonderful liquid ginger fire and I have ginger "beer" that I love.What has happened to Ginger Beer that now it is so freaking expensive. I paid, for natural brew ginger beer, nearly $6.00 in a store in Utah. Yes, it have chunks of ginger int the bottom and yes, it was lovely. But not $6 worth. My Dad use to make Root Beer in the basement. Think I may investigate some way to make my own Ginger Beer. Can't be that difficult.