Touting its new U.S. distribution partnership with Molson Coors as a “revenue growth multiplier,” British mixer brand Fever-Tree saw net sales grow 6% year-over-year to £131.9 million in fiscal 2025.
Molson Coors continues to back its “beyond beer” push into non-alcoholic categories, though questions remain over the pace and balance of its portfolio after Tuesday’s Q3 earnings report.
Molson Coors named long-time chief strategy officer Rahul Goyal as the company’s new president and CEO, succeeding Gavin Hattersley who announced in April plans to retire at the end of the year.
British mixer brand Fever-Tree is feeling good about its collaboration with Molson Coors as it posted 4% revenue growth in the U.S. in its first half 2025 earnings results last week.
Molson Coors Beverage Company is getting in on the mixer set with a new strategic partnership with Fever-Tree, taking an 8.5% minority stake in the business and granting the alcohol giant exclusive U.S. commercialization rights to the premium brand beginning February 1.
In this week’s new products roundup, GHOST teams up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to create a new “Ooze” flavor, Fever Tree launches a new line of classic cocktail mixers and Joyburst splashes into the hydration scene.
Fever-Tree expands its reach in the U.S. by widening its portfolio of non-carbonated beverages with the acquisition of craft mixer maker Powell and Mahoney.
As the cocktail mixer category sees renewed growth with the rise of at-home alcohol consumption, U.K.-based premium brand Fever-Tree is feeling the buzz. The company reported U.S. revenue growth of 42% on a constant currency basis in the first half of 2021, with on-premise sales rebounding rapidly following last year’s channel shutdown.
Fever-Tree, the world’s leading producer of premium tonics and mixers, has announced its Refreshingly Light Cucumber Tonic is arriving in the U.S. market. A limited edition, Refreshingly Light Cucumber Tonic perfectly captures the essence of summer and complements spirits like gin, vodka, tequila, aperitifs and more, with 43% fewer calories than Fever Tree Tonics.
Fever-Tree, the world’s leading producer of premium tonics and mixers, today announced its Refreshingly Light Cucumber Tonic is arriving in the U.S. market.
Fever-Tree, the world’s leading producer of premium mixers, has announced the launch of Smoky Ginger Ale, Spiced Orange Ginger Ale and a Refreshingly Light version of its Premium Ginger Ale.
In honor of World Malaria Day (Monday, April 22), Fever-Tree Mixers is launching a social media campaign to raise money for the charity Malaria No More. Every time a photo is posted on social media of a glass raised to end malaria, Fever-Tree will give $5 to Malaria No More.
Fever-Tree, the world’s leading producer of premium mixers, has announced the launch of Smoky Ginger Ale, Spiced Orange Ginger Ale and a refreshingly light version of its Premium Ginger Ale.
British premium mixer maker Fever Tree opened a new U.S. headquarters today in Brooklyn, N.Y., taking direct control of all U.S. operations and signifying an increased focus on the North American market.
