but Miller (now part of Molson Coors) remains in its eponymous Miller Valley. Tours of the brewing complex include a look at the historic caves where beer was once kept cool. Here's more on that ...

“Our own Cristo del Pacifico, but in Atlantic ice,” Reverend Bennett posted ... and her saving hand lands on a broken beer bottle. She stares at the piece of brown glass, part of a Molson Canadian ...

“With a national network providing scale and muscle, proven track record, supply chain expertise and clearly stated strategic desire to drive the future of their business beyond beer, Molson ...

Beer giant Molson Coors has agreed to acquire an 8.5% stake in the U.K.’s Fever-Tree Drinks, the maker of mixers like soda and tonic water. The London-listed company said Molson Coors would pay ...

In the US, Fever-Tree’s largest global market by revenue, the brand has built on its first-mover advantage and has become the #1 tonic and ginger beer brand nationwide since 2007, as per Nielsen.

Molson Coors Beverage Co. is set to acquire an 8.5% stake in UK-based tonic and mixer maker Fevertree Drinks. The Coors Light maker has struck a deal to pay £71m ($88.3m) in cash for the shareholding ...

Molson Coors views Fever-Tree as a perfect complement to its Beyond Beer and premiumization strategies, creating significant growth potential across alcohol and non-alcohol occasions in the United ...

Molson Coors gains exclusive US rights to Fevertree products CEO says fits 'squarely' into non-alcoholic space Jefferies sees deal as a game changer for Fevertree Fevertree, which generates more ...

Molson Coors Beverage (NYSE:TAP) has agreed to acquire an 8.5% stake in Fevertree Drinks, becoming its largest shareholder, as the Coors Light beer maker looks to expand its U.S. non-alc portfolio ...

Molson Coors aims to leverage Fever-Tree’s strong presence in the U.S. by utilizing its extensive distribution capabilities and commercial reach. The company’s “Beyond Beer” strategy has ...