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 ...

Fever-Tree sources its ginger from three different places in Africa and India, allowing each type of ginger to add a unique flavor and aroma to the finished drink. Ginger Beer is different from ...

In the U.S., Fever-Tree's largest global market by revenue, the brand has consistently built on its first-mover advantage, and in doing so has become the #1 tonic and ginger beer brands nationwide ...

Molson Coors views Fever-Tree as a perfect complement to its Beyond Beer and premiumization strategies, creating significant growth potential across alcohol and non-alcohol occasions in the United ...

The partnership with Fever-Tree builds on Molson Coors' strong recent momentum in the advancement of its Beyond Beer and premiumization strategy and is seen as a significant step forward in Molson ...

In the US, Fever-Tree’s largest global market by revenue, the brand has built on its first-mover advantage and has become the #1 tonic and ginger beer brand nationwide since 2007, as per Nielsen.

Fever-Tree has come a long way since landing in America in 2008. US sales overtook its domestic market in 2023, and grew by 7% to £60.3m in the six months ended 30 June 2024. It derives 35% of total ...

Fever-Tree has agreed a US distribution deal with Molson Coors. Fevertree shares have soared more than 20 per cent after the drinks company announced a tie-up with Coors and Carling owner Molson ...

In the U.S., Fever-Tree's largest global market by revenue, the brand has consistently built on its first-mover advantage, and in doing so has become the #1 tonic and ginger beer brands nationwide, ...