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 has seen its spirits rise in the US after overtaking Schweppes to become America’s top tonic water brand. The London-based tonic and mixer maker today announced strong double-digit ...

To accompany the gin-aissaince, there’s been a boom in tonic waters, with Fever-Tree storming ahead. When the company launched in 2004, it shook up the tonic market with its notably pricey but ...

Fever-Tree recommends you add it to your classic gin and tonic, garnished with a little lemon zest, for a subtle spin on the drink. A pink gin and tonic! It is what your summer-y pink dreams are ...

Yes, a tequila and tonic is a thing. And I’m here to tell you that you want one. Fever Tree describes the tonic as “a beautifully balanced blend of specially sourced citrus, including Mexican ...

Fever-Tree was started by Mr Rolls, a former director at Plymouth Gin, and Mr Warrillow in 2005. Mr Rolls said that his willingness to start an upmarket tonic brand came from his time at Plymouth ...

Fever-Tree’s US sales grew 7% in the first half of the year to £60.3m. Sales from the company's Europe arm – which excludes the UK – dropped from £56.1m to £46.8m.

Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic paired with Chemist Navy Strength Gin, grapefruit and accented with rosemary and dehydrated lime. Veronal’s Awakening.