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This cucumber-flavored tonic with natural ingredients conveys all the freshness of the Mediterranean breeze. The taste is rich with notes of lemon, quinine, basil and other herbs.

It can be used in cocktails.

The name Three Cents is associated with the Great Depression of the late 19th century, when the so-called "soda bars" appeared in America. This stage is defined as "soda fountain culture". People bought plain sparkling water for only two cents ("Two cents plain"). When cherries, vanilla syrup (fruit juice) were added to the mass, the value became three cents.

Since 2016, Three Cents has entered the list of the only best-selling brands of the British magazine "Drinks International", and also received the second place in the list of trendy brands. Three Cents Aegean Tonic won the Master Medal from the prestigious Spirits Business. Two years after its inception, the company's range has been exported to more than 20 countries. Read more