Polar Diet Tonic Water is a 33.8 fl oz (1 L) PET bottle of zero-calorie, zero-sugar tonic water with the classic bitter quinine flavor and bright carbonation, made in the United States by Polar Beverages of Worcester, Massachusetts. It is available as a single bottle or in packs of 3 and 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Polar Diet Tonic Water: Zero-Calorie Quinine Mixer in a 1-Liter Bottle
- Zero calories, zero sugar — the full tonic taste without the sugar of regular tonic water
- Classic quinine flavor — balanced bitterness with clean carbonation, the base of a traditional gin and tonic
- 33.8 fl oz (1 L) bottle — resealable PET bottle sized for home bars and entertaining
- Made in the USA — produced by Polar Beverages, an independent, family-owned company since 1882
- Suits low-carb and keto diets — 0 g sugar per serving; see the label for the sweeteners used
- Pack options — Single, Pack of 3, and Pack of 6
How to Use
Chill the bottle well before serving. For a classic low-calorie gin and tonic, pour 1 part gin over ice and top with 2 parts Polar Diet Tonic Water, then add a squeeze of lime. It also works with vodka, in a non-alcoholic tonic and lime, or mixed with sparkling lemonade for a spritzer. Store unopened bottles in a cool, dry place. After opening, cap tightly and refrigerate; use within 3 to 4 days for the best carbonation.
About Polar
Polar Beverages was founded in 1882 in Worcester, Massachusetts, and remains one of the largest independent, family-owned soft drink bottlers in the United States. The company is best known for its seltzers and mixers, including tonic water, ginger ale, and club soda, distributed mainly across the Northeast. Browse more mixers and sparkling waters in our Drink Collection. Learn more at polarbev.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Polar Diet Tonic Water contain sugar, calories, or allergens?
Polar Diet Tonic Water has zero calories and 0 g sugar per serving, so it fits keto, low-carb, and calorie-conscious diets. Its bitterness comes from quinine, the same ingredient used in regular tonic water. It is not a source of common allergens, but for the exact sweeteners and full ingredient list, read the printed label on the bottle.
How should I serve and store Polar Diet Tonic Water?
Serve it well chilled over ice. Mix 1 part gin or vodka with 2 parts tonic and finish with lime for a classic low-calorie highball, or drink it on its own with a citrus wedge. Keep unopened bottles in a cool, dry place. After opening, cap tightly and refrigerate; carbonation lasts about 3 to 4 days.
What is the difference between Polar Diet Tonic Water and regular tonic water?
Regular tonic water is sweetened with sugar or corn syrup and carries a meaningful calorie count per glass. Polar Diet Tonic Water keeps the same quinine bitterness and carbonation but replaces the sugar with non-caloric sweeteners, bringing it to zero calories and zero sugar. The taste is crisp and slightly drier, which many gin drinkers prefer in a mixer.
Where is Polar Diet Tonic Water made, and what sizes are available?
It is made in the United States by Polar Beverages, a family-owned bottler founded in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1882. This listing is the 33.8 fl oz (1 L) PET bottle with a resealable cap, sold as a single bottle or in packs of 3 and 6, a practical size for home bars and parties.