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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 ...

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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.

The firm's ginger beer and ginger ale are proving a hit with consumers in the US, which is now Fevertree's biggest market, a spokesperson told This is Money.

The partnership with Fever-Tree builds on Molson Coors’ strong recent momentum in the advancement of its Beyond Beer and premiumization strategy.

Fever-Tree makes mixers including tonic water, ginger ale and soda, designed for more refreshing drinks typically associated with warmer weather.

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