A good tonic water can make all the difference when worked into a drink. That said, one brand truly blows all others out of ...

Fever-Tree is named for the original Cinchona ledgeriana trees, known as fever trees, in Africa from which the company sources its quinine, the main ingredient in its tonic waters.

Fever-Tree has focused on building it portfolio of non-tonic products in the UK, which increased sales value by 10% in the opening six months of its financial year. The business noted non-tonic ...

Raised prices of its tonics and mixers by 5% so far in 2023 Aims to make all bottles, cans for U.S. locally by 2024 Shares rose as much a 12% on Wednesday March 22 (Reuters) - Fevertree Drinks ...

We tested as many different tonic waters as we could find to identify the best tonic water brands to use in a gin and tonic. ... Fever-Tree Refreshingly Light Premium Indian Tonic Water .

While the brand is most well known for its original tonic to make a “G&T”, Fever-Tree now also sells colas, ginger ales and ginger beers for pairing with dark spirits.

Fevertree Drinks Plc surged after US brewer Molson Coors Beverage Co. agreed to buy a stake in the tonic and mixer maker. The Chicago-based Coors Light brewer will pay £71 million ($88 million ...

Beer giant Molson Coors has agreed to acquire an 8.5% stake in the U.K.’s Fever-Tree Drinks, the maker of mixers like soda and tonic water. The London-listed company said Molson Coors would pay ...