East Imperial Light Tonic Water 5 fl oz
About this bottle
East Imperial Light Tonic Water uses quinine extracted from cinchona bark, built as a lower-sweetness alternative to the brand's standard tonic. The flavor profile is lighter and more delicate, with less residual sugar getting in the way of the spirit it's mixed with. It suits gins or vodkas where a heavier tonic would compete rather than complement. The 5 fl oz size is built for a single drink, useful for keeping a few on hand rather than committing to a full bottle. It's a good option for anyone who finds standard tonic too sweet.
How to use East Imperial Light Tonic Water
Built for a cleaner gin and tonic where you want the botanicals in the gin to come through rather than get buried in sugar. Pour over ice, add gin, and finish with a light garnish — lime or cucumber rather than grapefruit.
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How should East Imperial Light Tonic Water be served?
Cold, over ice, poured after the gin or vodka so the carbonation stays lively. A light garnish like lime or cucumber suits it better than a heavier grapefruit twist.
How is Light Tonic Water different from East Imperial's regular tonic?
It carries less residual sugar and a more delicate flavor, so it lets a gin's botanicals come through rather than being masked by sweetness.
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