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A 12 × 150ml case gives you twelve unopened portions to use across the occasion. The number of finished drinks still depends on how much mixer each recipe calls for.
For twelve individually portioned Valentine’s Day mixers, choose tonic for tonic-style drinks and ginger ale when the planned drink calls for ginger ale instead. Tesco Groceries lists Schweppes regular tonic, Slimline tonic and Canada Dry Ginger Ale in 12 × 150ml cases. Regular and Slimline tonic differ in sugar and sweeteners, so check the current label before choosing between them.
A 12 × 150ml case gives you twelve unopened portions to use across the occasion. The number of finished drinks still depends on how much mixer each recipe calls for.
Tesco Groceries lists 7.4g sugars per 150ml for Schweppes regular tonic and 0g for Slimline. Slimline contains aspartame, so its ingredients matter as well as its nutrition figures.
Tonic, ginger ale and named cocktail mixers serve different drinks. Choose the style your planned recipe needs, then check whether its pack contains twelve individual portions.
Start with the drink you intend to make, then confirm the pack count and compare the label details that matter to you.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Pack format | Confirm 12 individual cans or bottles and the volume of each. Tesco Groceries lists the checked Schweppes tonic cases as 12 × 150ml, or 1.8L in total. | I want twelve separate portions available for planned drinks, rather than relying on an opened larger bottle. |
| Mixer style | Match tonic or ginger ale to the recipe. Check a named cocktail mixer against the cocktail you plan to make; it is not automatically a tonic substitute. | My drinks call for a particular mixer flavour, so the right style matters as much as the case count. |
| Sugar and sweeteners | For the checked Schweppes products, Tesco Groceries lists 7.4g sugars and 32kcal per 150ml of regular tonic, versus 0g sugars and 3kcal for Slimline. Check ingredients too: regular tonic lists sodium saccharin, while Slimline lists aspartame. | If I am choosing between regular and Slimline tonic, I want to compare both the nutrition figures and the sweeteners. |
| Current label | Read the ingredients and nutrition information on the pack, particularly when a sweetener or other ingredient affects your choice. Check the pack format again on the current listing. | For an ingredient-specific choice, I need the details for the product I will actually receive. |
Tesco Groceries lists 0g sugars and 3kcal per 150ml for Schweppes Slimline Tonic Water, but its ingredients include aspartame. The regular tonic has a different sugar and sweetener profile.
Compare the nutrition table and ingredients list, not just the word “Slimline” on the front.
Tonic and ginger ale bring different flavours to a drink; a case of twelve is not enough reason to treat them as interchangeable.
Settle on the intended drink before selecting the mixer style and pack.
Ingredients and retailer listings can change, which matters when you are choosing by sweetener or an exact case count.
Check the current product listing and the label on the pack before using it.
Relevant flavours may be sold in other formats. For example, Britvic Limited announced six-can Crafted Lemonade and four-can crafted-soda multipacks for London Essence in May 2025.
If twelve individual mixers are essential, confirm both the unit count and unit volume before choosing a flavour alternative.
These ranges offer different flavour and pack-format choices; the brand name alone does not establish that a particular mixer comes in a case of 12.
Tesco Groceries lists regular tonic, Slimline tonic and Canada Dry Ginger Ale in 12 × 150ml formats.
Fever-Tree’s UK range includes named mixers for Margarita, Mojito, Passion Fruit Martini and Espresso Martini drinks.
Fentimans lists Indian, naturally light and flavoured tonics alongside ginger ale, soda water and ginger beer.
Britvic Limited announced London Essence Crafted Lemonade in a 150ml six-can multipack and crafted sodas in 250ml four-can multipacks in May 2025.
These Joybuy options cover 12 × 150ml tonic and ginger-ale cases for individually portioned drinks. Choose the mixer style to fit your planned serves.
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A tonic option when you want twelve individual 150ml portions and are comparing sugar content. The Joybuy product information lists 0g sugars per 100ml and identifies aspartame and a source of phenylalanine; check the current label if either ingredient matters to you.
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A 12 × 150ml case for drinks that call for Indian tonic water. Check this product’s current ingredients and nutrition label if its sugar or sweetener profile affects your choice.
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A 12 × 150ml ginger-ale case for drinks that call for ginger ale rather than tonic. Read the current pack label for nutrition and ingredient details before buying.
Not necessarily. The Schweppes tonic cases listed by Tesco Groceries contain twelve 150ml portions, totalling 1.8L, but the number of finished drinks depends on how much mixer you use in each one.
Choose by the sugar and sweetener profile you want, as well as the drink you are making. Tesco Groceries lists 7.4g sugars and 32kcal per 150ml for Schweppes regular tonic, compared with 0g sugars and 3kcal for Slimline; Slimline contains aspartame.
Only if you want the drink to have a ginger-ale flavour instead of a tonic flavour. Tesco Groceries lists Schweppes Canada Dry Ginger Ale in a 12 × 150ml format, but the matching pack size does not make the mixers interchangeable.
Check the current ingredients and nutrition information, particularly if sugar or a sweetener affects your choice. GOV.UK food-labelling guidance also describes phenylalanine wording required when aspartame is named in the ingredients list.