The best tasting Coke Zero Sugar yet!

The best tasting Coke Zero Sugar yet!

The best tasting Coke Zero Sugar yet!

A non-alcohol syrup made from red currants and pomegranates for cocktails and long-drinks or dilute with water (1+7).

Full bodied and fresh with a floral hint on the palate, rolling into a tight dryness and fizz. Tropical & Zesty to finish with a white pepper spice.

Full bodied and fresh with a floral hint on the palate, rolling into a tight dryness and fizz. Tropical & Zesty to finish with a white pepper spice.

Round and lavish initial palate, packed with pomelo and citrus oil. Finishes with a generous hit of ruby red grapefruit zest.

A tonic that delivers the ultimate citrus balance. Try with a premium London Dry gin or vodka.

Kima Kola delivers an exquisite balance of flavours; the sweet and bitter richness of the kola nut combined with South East Asian Cinnanmon, Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla, clove and nutmeg. Blended with a touch of natural honey and cane sugar for just the right amount of natural sweetness.

Superbly crafted, this Light Tonic Water has been perfected with the same exacting care as you'd expect from any drink proudly carrying the East Imperial name. With only 2.5g of sugar per 100ml, this is a truly refreshing and healthy tonic water. Packed full of rich citrus oil and aromatics, we call on tropical Manao Lime to provide balance alongside a hint of lemongrass and Kaffir Lime, delivering a truly fresh and revitalising flavour profile.

This is our expression of naturally brewed ginger beer. There’s nothing like this in the market and we believe it captures the naturalness and freshness of the best homebrews found along the coast of East Africa and the Caribbean.

As was the case with original Indian tonic water, East Imperial is now the only tonic water sourcing all the key ingredients from Asia. This is the champagne of tonic waters. This is a true tonic water, not a soft drink and as such we would recommend pairing it with the more bold herbaceous new western style gins. You'll soon understand why, as the subtle flavours of the gin once masked by other tonics will start to shine through.