Polar Lime Tonic Water 1 Liter - 12/Case

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Build a signature beverage menu with this Polar lime tonic water! This tonic water is made from quinine, an ingredient used in tonic water to provide the distinct bitter flavor and subtle sweetness, then infused with real lime for a hint of tartness. Quinine is an ingredient that is found in the bark of a Cinchona tree, making this a natural addition to create tonic water. It is one of the main ingredients in famous cocktails such as vodka tonics, gin and tonics, gunga din, yellowjacket jubilee, and cucumber coolers. Or, use this tonic water to create your own special cocktail menu to make your bar a hot spot for signature drinks. Even mix non-alcoholic mocktails by using this tonic water as a base, adding a splash of ginger ale or grapefruit juice, a squeeze of lime, and garnishing sprig of a fresh herb for a spirit-free sip.

This sparkling beverage is refreshingly delicious and packs a tart punch. As a perfect drink for any dietary restriction or health-conscious customer, your patrons will appreciate the inclusivity and multiple options they have to choose from. Packaged in a 1 liter, resealable plastic bottle to maintain quality, this beverage can be conveniently placed in your back bar coolers for easy bartender access. Economical and efficient, each bottle will yield multiple servings when used as a mixer, helping to maximize profit margins in your establishment. A classic, versatile mixer, add this lime tonic water to your repertoire to enhance countless drinks for your patrons.

Since 1882, Polar Beverages has been crafting the finest beverages in New England, where determination and hard work are born and bred into the locals of the area. This mindset, along with welcoming ingenuity and honoring tradition, has kept Polar in business for well over a century. From growing throughout the New England area to taking over on a national scale, Polar continues to be a beloved brand in America. With humble beginnings of selling handcrafted whiskey off of a cart in 1900, to being one of the leading companies responsible for America's obsession with seltzers and other natural beverages, taste what generations of skill and craftsmanship is like with Polar Beverages.