Britvic Tomato Juice Cocktail - Expertly Blended Drink - Pack of 24 x 200ml

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In 1890, he bought a Sri Lankan tea garden and began blending his own tea, making the drink more affordable for ordinary people. While his shops made him a millionaire, his tea business made him a multimillionaire leading to a knighthood in 1898.

It first launched in 1929 as a caramel-coloured lemon-lime soda, which he positioned as a drink with a 'flavour wallop'. Despite launching at the start of the Great Depression and competing against 600 other lemon-lime soft drinks already in the marketplace, the new brand sold well and by the late 1940s had become the third best-selling soft drink in the world. In 2016 Fruit Shoot was given a refreshing new recipe when we added multivitamins. Just another example of doing good and tasting great. The first phase of the Thrive On campaign led by Idris Elba reached 31 million consumers globally in 2016. With real fruit in every drop and lots of different flavours to choose from, whether at home or on the go, there is something tasty to help everyone enjoy drinking more water. Britvic 55 was added to the portfolio in 1978 as a sparkling fruit juice drink, and Britvic 100 launched in 2005 as a range of premium 100% fruit juices. Today, the Britvic Juices & Mixers range continues to be enjoyed in pubs, bars and foodservice outlets across Britain.

The London Essence Company infuses contemporary beverages with the glamour and nostalgia of the old world, to effortlessly elevate any occasion.

Famous for its refreshing taste and its real fruit tang, Tango was acquired by Britvic in 1987. The brand gained attention in the UK in the late 1980s and 1990s for disrupting soft drinks marketing with its creative ‘You know when you've been Tango’d’ advertising campaign which was seen to completely challenge the norms of the soft drinks market at the time. The campaign propelled the brand to success and became one of the most well-known TV adverts of all time. Aqua Libra believes it’s time to change the way we drink and is harnessing the power of innovation to reinvent hydration for good. Available in a wide range of channels including cafés, hotels, shops and restaurants, this brand is trusted by some of the world’s best bars and by international key accounts. There are many theories as to where the 7UP takes its name from. Some say this is a reference to the number of ingredients in its original recipe, with UP referring to the lift provided by the lithium citrate in the original drink. Others have claimed this could be a result of 7UP originally being bottled in seven-ounce bottles, while competitor soft drinks were bottled in six-ounce bottles.Club was the first brand to produce Ginger Ale and Club Soda. In 1769 A&R Thwaites introduced the world to Soda Water and in 1852 Dr Thomas Cantrell of Belfast and Sir Henry Cochrane combined to open their business in Belfast and Dublin and became synonymous with the invention of Club Ginger Ale. was invented in Missouri by Charles Leiper Grigg, who spent more than two years testing 11 different formulas of lemon flavoured drinks with the aim of producing a wholesome and distinctive soft drink that would prove irresistible to consumers in the USA. He later returned to Scotland to take over his parents' grocery business. Thanks to his enterprising spirit and his relationship with the media, he grew the business and completely turned it around, eventually opening over 200 stores. A fervent supporter of fair trade, Sir Thomas continued his travels around the world sourcing ingredients. There are many theories as to where the 7UP takes its name from. Some say this is a reference to the number of ingredients in its original recipe, with UP referring to the lift provided by the lithium citrate in the original drink. Others have claimed this could be a result of 7UP originally being bottled in seven-ounce bottles, while competitor soft drinks were bottled in six-ounce bottle