Jack Rudy Cocktail Extra Bitter Tonic (3 Pack)

If you want quine in your gin and tonic (such as if you get Coronovirus and want your dose of one of the four quinine compounds), then this tonic is great. Tastes great (given the quinine that is). Easy to use - just add gin, squeeze of lime, this JRCEB tonic, ice, and pour in seltzer/sparkling water.This appears to be identical to the regular Jack Rudy Cocktail Tonic except that it has more quinine. Once coronovirus is over, I'm switching back to the regular Jack Rudy tonic.

I love this tonic, it's one of the 2 tonics i regularly use. I've been enjoying great gin and tonics. After introducing my brother in law to this, he said he would never be able to go back to the way he drank gin and tonic before, using canned tonic.I highly recommend this

Tastes great - but pretty expensive - my husband needs the quinine and we found this because its made with cane sugar instead of either high fructose corn syrup or artificial sweeteners.

I tried some other tonic syrups before finding this one, and none of them taste like what I call tonic. Some were interesting and different, but I'm not doing this for interesting and different. I'm doing this because I was going through too many store-bought bottles. The Jack Rudy extra bitter makes a classic tasting tonic drink, with no surprises.

I use it in lieu of popular tonic waters in Gin n Tonics. No high fructose corn syrup. Tastes as if I’m in London with a proper Sun-Downer. Cheers!

I love this tonic mix! It is a splurge! But I usually mix it with more soda than recommended and don't feel like I'm dosing myself with sugar. G&T'S forever!

It is very nicely flavored. I like it better than the regular.

Save yourself $15 for the 3 bottles and buy direct from Jack Rudy. The bottles go for $9.99 and a flat $5 shipping to East and $8 shipping to West coasts. I buy it by the case and it's this extra bitter is so much better than the regular tonic they sell in my opinion