For 12 individual 150ml portions of tonic, choose between regular and Slimline Schweppes according to the flavour and ingredients you want: Tesco and Sainsbury's have listed both formats. Schweppes Slimline lists 0g sugars and 2 kcal per 100ml, but contains aspartame and a source of phenylalanine. If a particular botanical or flavoured tonic matters more than exactly 12 portions, consider other pack sizes and check any proposed grocery substitution before accepting it.
A 12 × 150ml pack lets you plan 12 separate portions for a gathering or drinks cupboard without opening a large bottle. Tesco and Sainsbury's have listed regular and Slimline Schweppes tonic in this pack size; check the container type on the product you select.
Schweppes Slimline offers the 12 × 150ml format and lists 0g sugars and 2 kcal per 100ml on its Joybuy product page. It also contains aspartame and a source of phenylalanine, so its ingredient list matters as much as the Slimline name.
If the tonic's botanical or flavoured profile is the deciding factor, an exact case of 12 may be less important. Tesco has listed Fever-Tree in other multipack sizes, while Fentimans lists Naturally Light in 200ml and 4 × 200ml formats.
Start with the number and size of portions, then compare the tonic's label and flavour before setting your delivery substitution preferences.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Pack format | Read the full expression, such as 12 × 150ml, rather than relying on the multipack picture. Check whether the portions are cans or bottles and compare the total volume. | I want 12 separate portions for planned drinks, not an eight- or 15-pack that changes how many I receive. |
| Sugar and ingredients | Compare sugars and energy per 100ml, then read the sweetener ingredients. Joybuy lists Schweppes Slimline at 0g sugars and 2 kcal per 100ml; it contains aspartame and a source of phenylalanine. A light name alone does not establish zero sugar: Joybuy lists 3.8g sugars per 100ml for Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Premium Indian. | Zero sugar may matter to me, but I also need to check whether the specific sweetener suits my requirements. |
| Flavour | Identify the named tonic style rather than assuming every mixer tastes alike. Fever-Tree describes Indian, Mediterranean, aromatic and elderflower tonics; Fentimans lists herbal infusions, Sicilian lemon oil and lemongrass extract for its Premium Indian. | For my intended spirit or alcohol-free drink, I would choose the flavour style before settling for a different tonic solely to get 12 portions. |
| Substitutions | Review the retailer's substitution setting and any order note. Tesco allows substitute preferences; Sainsbury's says it may offer a substitute unless you ask it not to. Check the delivered product's pack count, flavour and ingredients. | If a different formulation or pack size will not work for my planned serves, I want to specify an acceptable alternative or request no substitute. |
Tesco's tonic listings include 8 × 150ml, 12 × 150ml and 15 × 150ml formats. A similar-looking multipack can therefore change both the number of portions and the total volume.
Read the complete pack size in the listing and confirm it again in the basket.
Joybuy lists 0g sugars per 100ml for Schweppes Slimline, which contains aspartame, and 3.8g sugars per 100ml for Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Premium Indian. Fentimans lists 3.4g sugars per 100ml for Naturally Light. The names do not tell you whether the ingredients match.
Compare the nutrition information per 100ml and the ingredient list for the exact product you intend to order.
A replacement tonic could differ in flavour, ingredients or pack count. Tesco and Sainsbury's describe ways to control substitutions and refuse an unwanted item at delivery under their respective processes.
Set a preference before ordering, then inspect any replacement against the details that matter to you before accepting it.
Tesco and Sainsbury's have listed regular and Slimline Schweppes Tonic Water in 12 × 150ml packs.
Fever-Tree describes Indian, Mediterranean, aromatic and elderflower styles in its tonic range.
Fentimans describes herbal infusions, Sicilian lemon oil and lemongrass extract in its Premium Indian Tonic Water.
Tesco's grocery listings include regular and Slimline Schweppes 12 × 150ml tonic alongside other multipack sizes.
Sainsbury's has listed regular and Slimline Schweppes Tonic Water in 12 × 150ml packs.
Britvic identifies mixers in its drinks portfolio and lists Club Mixers among its brands.
These Schweppes 12 × 150ml tonics cover the Slimline and regular Indian-tonic choices for shoppers who want 12 separate portions. Check the container and ingredient details of the exact pack before ordering.
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A 12-pack of individual 150ml tonic cans for shoppers choosing Slimline rather than regular tonic. Joybuy lists 0g sugars and 2 kcal per 100ml; the ingredients include aspartame and a source of phenylalanine.
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A regular Indian-tonic option when you want 12 separate 150ml portions rather than a Slimline formulation. Joybuy's product information lists 21 kcal and 4.9g sugars per 100ml. Confirm whether the portions are cans or bottles and review the current ingredients before ordering.
Tesco and Sainsbury's have listed Schweppes Tonic Water and Schweppes Slimline Tonic Water in 12 × 150ml packs. Check the listing for your delivery postcode and confirm the pack size in your basket.
Choose regular Indian tonic if that is the flavour and formulation you want; choose Slimline if its listed 0g sugars per 100ml is the deciding feature. Joybuy lists Slimline at 2 kcal per 100ml and identifies aspartame and a source of phenylalanine, so read its ingredient label as well.
Compare the named tonic style and the full pack size before ordering. Tesco's cited listings include Fever-Tree options in 8 × 150ml and 15 × 150ml formats, which do not provide the same number of portions as a case of 12.
Tesco says shoppers can set substitute preferences or leave a note, and can hand an unwanted substitute back to the driver or collection colleague for a refund. Sainsbury's says it may offer substitutes unless you ask it not to and allows an item to be refused at delivery. Check the replacement's pack count, flavour and ingredients before accepting it.
Yes. Sainsbury's says you or someone aged 18 or over on your behalf must be available to receive, inspect and sign for the grocery order; it says the goods cannot be left unattended.