In Tesco, the price of Fever-Tree’s premium Indian tonic water currently sells for £2.10, while mid-market brand Schweppes trades for £1.75 and the stores own brand is prices at 75p.

Fever-Tree shares have rallied more than 13 ... a deal with Marks & Spencer to sell its 500ml bottles of Indian and Naturally Light Tonic in Simply Food stores.

Mixers supplier Fever-Tree is hoping to expand into new markets after launching its first canned products. From next week (28 June), the brand will be rolling out eight-packs of 150ml cans of Indian ...

Fever-Tree has partnered with Caffè Nero for an ‘Espresso & Tonic’ which will be sold through the coffee chain. The pair of brands has created two serves designed to match “the sweet caramel and dark ...

The premium mixed drink company has made millions of dollars from consumers who prefer Fever Tree’s more expensive tonic waters in their gin and tonics, rather than cheap mixers from traditional ...

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 ...

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 ...

The company, which produced its first bottle of Indian Tonic Water nearly a decade ago, is expected to raise about £4million. Fever-Tree’s nominated adviser and broker is Investec. It was set ...

Blended using subtle botanical oils and the highest quality quinine from the 'fever trees' of the Eastern Congo, each Fever-Tree tonic is unique. The calendar includes the classic Mediterranean Tonic ...