leading some to refer to the cinchona as the “fever tree.” Explorers and traders began sending sheaves of the bark back to Europe, where, once powdered and processed, it saw its renown as a ...

Fever-Tree is named for the original Cinchona ledgeriana trees, known as fever trees, in Africa from which the company sources its quinine, the main ingredient in its tonic waters. “Something ...

Cinchona is a natural anti-malarial ... sourced quinine which gets carefully blended for the ideal taste: “Fever-Tree’s founder Tim Warrillow identified that the last remaining plantation ...

Charles Rolls and Tim Warrillow, co-founders of the premium mixer brand Fever-Tree, vowed to do things ... in tonic water and comes from the bark of cinchona trees known as “fever trees.” ...

Fever-Tree, for example, has a Mediterranean tonic ... English tonic’s list of ingredients includes both quinine and cinchona bark extract, and it balances the relatively subtle sweetness ...

For centuries, Native Peruvians used dried bark from the South American cinchona tree for various medicinal purposes, including as a muscle relaxant and fever reducer. In the 1600s, Europeans ...

The bark of the cinchona, which the indigenous people knew as quina-quina, was thought to be poisonous. But when this man's fever miraculously abated, he brought news of the medicinal tree back to ...

The espresso tonic will cool you down and pump you up at the same time. Learn how to craft the versatile coffee drink at home ...

Molson Coors Beverage Company (NYSE:TAP) has formed a strategic alliance with Fever-Tree Drinks plc to broaden its portfolio of non-alcoholic drinks in the U.S. Beginning on February 1 ...

THE value of the cinchona tree (Cinchona Ledgeriana) as a source of quinine is common knowledge, but the considerable work undertaken by British medical officers in the past in making use of the ...

Fever-Tree, the UK mixers supplier, has downgraded its forecast for annual revenues after "poor" weather in Europe and a "subdued consumer" hit first-half dales. In March, the UK business said it ...