Top Hat Original Ginger Beer Syrup - Spicy Ginger Syrup for Soda Makers - Makes 32 Craft Sodas, Cocktails, Mules or Mocktails - Compatible with SodaStream - 32oz bottle

I was skeptical when my husband purchased this SF syrup. This is delicious with seltzer water. You can add lemon or lime. A new family favorite!

I've spent the 2024 G&T season comparing the four major syrup brands on Amazon. I make my own soda using a blend of filtered well water and RO to reach the prefect 75ppm tds. At the expense of my liver, I've reached my final conclusion. IMHO: I consider Schweppes+Beefeater to be a true London Dry classic. Fever Tree also has its place but in a different vein than classic london dry. Out of the four top Amazon brands, my palette says Top Hat gets me the closest. It also comes in plastic which is handy, and the mix ratio is cost effective. I prefer to mix by the drink so I can tailor the intensity and ratio of soda.

This is pretty good. Not the best but spicy and pretty good.But it was a bargain. Past tense. Since the first time i bought this, 12 two packs ago, the price has gone up 65%. To the point where it is now cheaper to buy cans of Fever Tree, which isn’t just pretty good, it’s excellent. So now you can save some money and buy some of that instead. At full price at Whole Foods….

I use this with my SodaStream that I purchased from Amazon and my husband and I love it. I feel it is expensive. We order the spicy version and LOVE, LOVE, LOVE it! Will be buying more.

This review is for "Top Hat Keto Sugar Free Elderflower Tonic Syrup & Quinine Concentrate."We had already tried the original Top Hat concentrate (not sugar free) and it was an average to decent, passable tonic syrup. Not quite as good as Q or Fever Tree, but better than most national or generic brands and convenient to keep around. There aren't very many sugar-free tonic options that use natural sweeteners like monk fruit, so we really wanted to like this other, sugar-free product.The bottle claims that along with cinchona for quinine, it contains "grapefruit, elderflower, [and] chamomile."When opening the bottle, I noticed a strong wave of cheap drug store cough syrup scent. My drinking partner said the same thing aloud, unprompted by me. The taste (paired with Beefeater and sparkling water at the recommended ratio) matches the smell, unfortunately.There is zero complexity, just overpowering, sickly sweetness and perhaps muddled floral flavors, but the normally bitter cinchona doesn't hold up to the sweetness, nor is there any tang or bitterness from the grapefruit. There is no balance or flavor progression, just one disgusting note.If someone handed this to me to smell or made me a drink with it, there is absolutely zero chance I would guess that it was a tonic syrup. I would be very unlikely to guess that the main "note" was elderflower. Even though it uses natural extracts for flavoring, the taste has much more in common with extremely low quality products that use artificial flavoring, which seems bizarre in contrast to something like St. Germaine which has a lovely, complex set of elderflower flavors.I appreciate the concept of this syrup, and that it is made with natural ingredients and monk fruit rather than synthetic flavors and sweeteners, but I think the execution misses the mark completely. Please rethink this one, boost the quinine and bitterness, and back way off the unnecessary extras if not removing them entirely.I'm not sure if I got a bad batch, but it is virtually undrinkable, and also unreturnable thanks to Amazon's "grocery" policy I didn't realize applied to this product.

I wanted to replace my usual sugar free tonic water with something that didn't have saccharin in it. The flavor of Top Hat isn't bad, and if I were looking just to add a bit of "interest" to some club soda, it would be quite good. The challenge is that it impacts the flavor of a G&T a bit too much. Again, it's not a bad flavor, but it's not the flavor I'm looking for in a G&T.

It’s reallyImportant to cut down on plastic! Global warming is a growing reality and every little helps. This syrup is great for cocktails but I love it on its own in a sparkling water from the soda stream with four pumps of co2

So, I was all hyped up to finally get my hands on some diet ginger beer, but man, what a letdown! I followed the instructions to a T, made myself a Moscow mule, and it was like drinking... well, nothing really. I even tried to jazz it up with an extra 2oz, but nope, still no flavor. If you're into ginger ale, then maybe this is your jam, but for me, it's a hard pass. I won't be making that mistake again!

I bought this because I love my gin and tonic. A few pumps in your soda bubbler and you got yourself your tonic. I tend to do 4-5 pumps, because I like my tonic strong.I thought that the product was a bit over-priced, but changed my mind when I saw how long one of these bottles last.

great but expensive

If you like a proper adult G&T then this is probably the tonic for you.It's not cheap, so don't waste it on cheap Gin, but if you like your Gin on the crafty side, and believe that a good Gin deserves an equally good tonic then this should be right up your street.It certainly works for me.I bought this to go with my SodaStream and it works very well at a ratio of 1 part syrup to 5 parts carbonated water.

It took me a couple of tries to get the right amount but I use this with my soda stream and it makes such wonderful tonic water with this syrup. It has a nice strong quinine “tonic” taste without tasting overly sweet like those more well-know cheap brands in a can. And cheaper than buying expensive Indian tonics and mediterranean and uses less waste of resources of all those bottles and cans.

You can make excellent ginger ale with this mixer