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1. Hendrick'sOriginally Posted by Stax
Do you buy Hendrick's online. I like it once in a while; but for purity I feel Tanqueray and Miller's have the edge, although Hendrick's is a pleasant taste.Originally Posted by Bouji
No, I don't buy it online and I rarely drink it. If I am at a bar that has it, however, I will order it in a dry Martini or with tonic, but only if I can get a cucumber garnish. Limes and olives destroy the nose of the rose petal and cucumber infusion.Originally Posted by Stax
Do you know of Fever Tree tonic, I find Schwepps runis it, but most of the time that's all that one can get in the UK, even at better places.Originally Posted by Bouji
Fever Tree is new to me. I haven't seen it in the States. Canadian Club and Schwepps are the only two tonics I ever see.Originally Posted by Stax
One really notices the difference, it has a lot more quinine, is more carbonated, has has no artificial sweetners (rather cane sugar), and is less sweet than Schwepps. I've never had Canadian Club, is that any better?Originally Posted by Bouji
One really notices the difference, it has a lot more quinine, is more carbonated, has has no artificial sweetners (rather cane sugar), and is less sweet than Schwepps. I've never had Canadian Club, is that any better?Originally Posted by Bouji
Fever Tree sounds good. I wonder if I can get it on-line.Originally Posted by Stax
One reason you may have never heard of Canadian Club tonic is because I am screwing the name up.Originally Posted by Stax
As far as I know Canada Dry only sell ginger ale in the UK.Originally Posted by Bouji
Thanks for the link. I'll check it out.Fever Tonic is availble here online http://www.thedrinkshop.com but I don't know whether they ship to the US.