Britvic Indian Tonic Water - Carbonated Drink - Pack of 24 x 200ml

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Offering more choice for those who want to get creative with their mixers, as either part of a drink or on its own, is an essential part of creating memorable experiences in the licensed sector. Pubs and bars have the opportunity to stand out from the crowd by offering a new flavoured variant from a trusted brand, at a time when more people are on the lookout for premium mixing options. “ Overall the impression on the palate is clean. It’s certainly about on par with many other supermarket tonics in terms of sweetness. I like Britvic Tonic’s quinine and bitterness.

In 1996, with a desire to produce juices with the true flavour of the fruit, the company opened its factory in Minas Gerais and started to produce juices with fresh fruits from the company's orchards. Producing 60,000 bottles a day in the 1800s made R. White’s the first of soft drinks’ mass producers. Bela Ischia was founded in 1967 by the Italian Giuseppe Di Iorio, who owned a company that sold fresh fruits in the Rio de Janeiro market. Created by blend-masters, each of the J2O and J2O Spritz blends has been carefully crafted to provide a satisfying, multi-dimensional taste experience, which is great with food or to sip and savour. After almost 20 years, J2O remains focused on its vision, bringing joy to get-togethers through its blends.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. Natural Tea, available under the Maguary brand, was acquired by Britvic in 2015. Its mission is to 'inspire people to live in balance and enjoy their moments of tranquillity with the perfect harmony between lightness, refreshment and the taste of herbal tea flavoured with different fruit combinations'.

Equally distinctive is its shaped brown glass bottle, wrapped in a stylish (and ingredient protecting) silver metallic coating. 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. 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. Britvic Tonic does some decent things. The bitterness is pleasant and the sweetness is moderate. However, there’s so many tonic waters which do a better job without a slight tinny note on the finish that it’s hard to strongly recommend Britvic Tonic. In 1914, during the First World War, over 100 R. White’s employees served in the armed forces and the company supplied the government with over half its horses and vans. At the outbreak of the Second World War, a great part of the vehicle fleet was commandeered by the government and used by the army. Three major factories were wiped out in London alone.

Fast forward to the present day and the brand is still quenching the thirst of the millions of British families every day, with a focus on new innovations to bring more people more opportunities to enjoy refreshing fruit squash wherever they are. Robinsons is well known for its innovation and is recognised as a leader in sugar reduction, having removed all added sugar products from the Robinsons range in 2015, inspiring the nation to embrace the goodness in the everyday. We hold a prestigious Royal Warrant appointed by HM The Queen, which is a mark of recognition to those who have supplied goods or services to the Royal Households. Mr Bradham wanted to offer a refreshing beverage to customers coming into his shop. Five years later Brad's Drink was trademarked and renamed Pepsi-Cola in 1898, and then Pepsi in 1961. Fast forward to today and Pepsi is one of the world's most iconic and recognised consumer brands. Our unique blend of two sugars provides a balanced flavour and reduces crystallisation, which results in less waste and mess. In early 2018, Juiced joined the line-up. Sweetened only with real fruit, Juiced contains the perfect 50/50 blend of water and juice with natural flavourings, using 100% naturally sourced ingredients. Juiced is free from preservatives, added sugar and sweeteners and contains no artificial colours or flavours. 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.