Fever-Tree is known for its wide variety of mixers, and the one that earned the top spot in our ranking of the brand's offerings makes a great gin and tonic.

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

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's tonic, ginger ale and other mixers were boosted by brisk sales over the Christmas period. Chief executive Tim Warrilow said the company is looking to replicate its gin and tonic mixer ...

The Fever-Tree gin and tonic has lost its fizz. Fevertree Drinks Plc on Monday warned on profits, sending its shares down as much as 26%. The pioneer in high-end cocktail mixers said sales ...

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

Premium mixer brand Fever-Tree has pivoted its events marketing strategy to take its ragingly popular Gin and Tonic Festival online. In response to Australia’s growing appetite for quality-mixed ...

Britain's love affair with premium gin helps push demand for Fever-Tree's tonic mixers, as festive period boosts 2017 profits. Tuesday 13 March 2018 16:48, UK.