Dropping $6 on 24 ounces of cocktail mixers is a tough ask. But Fever-Tree makes a compelling point — as long as you get the right ones.

Fever Tree Ginger Ale Fever-Tree Ginger Ale is crafted using essential oils extracted from a blend of three gingers sourced from the Ivory Coast, Nigeria, and India.

Fever-Tree has launched its Spiced Orange Ginger Ale into supermarkets. The launch into retail follows an on-trade unveiling in August 2017, when the variant rolled out alongside the brand’s Smoky ...

Ginger ale can cure classism, put the spice back in a failed marriage, help Lance Armstrong crush the Tour de France and cancel racism in America. The ale is that serious. As a child, I had asthma .

If Fever-Tree CEO Charles Gibb had his way, he’d get rid of every soda gun in every bar in every city, starting with New York. “The main causes of health code violations across cities are ...

NEW YORK, Nov. 4, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Fever-Tree, the world's leading producer of premium tonics, gingers, and mixers, today announces a year-long partnership with Bryant Park, Midtown Manhattan ...

Here are 10 ginger ale brands that have been known to underwhelm or disappoint fans of the sweet and spicy soft drink. ... Like Fever-Tree, this is predominantly a mixer.

Sweet and familiar, a touch more sophisticated than Coke or Sprite, ginger ale has obvious merits as a mixer. Its more aggressive cousin, ginger beer, often gets pride of place in cocktails like ...

DUBLIN, Jan. 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The 'Global Ginger Ale and Tonic Mixer Market: Insight, Trends and Forecast (2019-2023)' report has been add ...