Cocktail Mixers/Hella Hella Tonic Cocktail Syrup 375 ml

Hella Hella Tonic Cocktail Syrup 375 ml

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Hella Tonic Cocktail Syrup is a concentrated tonic syrup made with real quinine, citrus, and botanicals, built to turn soda water into tonic water or add bitter-citrus depth to a cocktail. Because it's a syrup rather than a ready-to-drink tonic, you control the strength and the carbonation instead of being stuck with whatever's in a canned tonic. Mix it with soda water and gin or vodka for a gin and tonic on your own terms, stir it into iced tea, or use it to build tonic-forward cocktails that need real quinine bitterness instead of a sweet, one-note mixer. The 375ml bottle makes a good number of drinks before it runs out.

How to use Hella Tonic Cocktail Syrup

Start with about 1 oz of syrup topped with 4–5 oz of soda water, then add gin or vodka to taste for a build-your-own G&T with more control over sweetness and fizz than a canned tonic. It also works stirred into iced tea or as the bitter-citrus base for a tonic-forward cocktail.

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Questions about this bottle

How much syrup do I use per drink?

Start with about 1 oz of syrup to 4–5 oz of soda water, then adjust to taste — it's concentrated, so a little goes further than a canned tonic.

What can I make with this besides a G&T?

It works stirred into iced tea, as the quinine base for a Negroni-adjacent build, or shaken into any cocktail that wants bitter-citrus depth without a canned tonic's sweetness.

What's in the tonic syrup?

Real quinine, citrus, and botanicals — it's concentrated syrup rather than a ready-to-drink tonic, so you control the final sweetness and carbonation.

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