Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[from8to800] 13/6/2016 09:22

Results will most definitely be positive. "Materially ahead they said". It's only a matter of the stock holding up to this sell off and the Brexit uncertainty.

[finbarot] 13/6/2016 09:03

next results due in July,hopefully positive

[sogoesit] 13/6/2016 08:59

I tried the Lemon Tonic at the weekend (£3 for 4 x 200ml btls) and it was very good. I don't know how it goes with gin but, as a "lemonade", it was refreshing and better than their other own lemonades.
Next stop G&LT!

Expect the summer will provide a pull-back in the share price to take advantage of.

Cheers! Bottoms Up!

[martywidget] 11/6/2016 09:10

Anyway, as I'm a t-total, I think I'll have a nice Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer.

Do Schweppes do a premium Ginger Beer?

Maybe I'll have an extra Fever-Tree Premium Ginger Beer next time as well!

[martywidget] 11/6/2016 07:18

Berenberg Ups Fevertree Drinks To Buy From Hold, Target To 810p From 600p
09 Jun 2016 09:32


Berenberg Ups Fevertree Drinks To Buy From Hold, Target To 810p From 600p

[martywidget] 11/6/2016 07:15

Fever-Tree are proud to support Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week and be part of this iconic British event. The rich history of the Gin and Tonic continues to this day with Fever-Tree and the search across the world for the finest natural ingredients, making this quintessentially British drink a perfect match for Aberdeen Asset Management Cowes Week.




Fever Tree to stage Cowes Week pop-up

Fever-Tree will be popping up at Cowes Week from 6-13 August, hosting a gin and tonic bar featuring the brand's new aromatic tonic water.

[wildchild] 09/6/2016 09:45

Buy note on these today. Not got any details other than its from Berenberg.

[from8to800] 09/6/2016 06:28

Went to a Young's pub yesterday and struck a conversation with the bartender there. I asked him how well fever tree sold and he said it sold "really really well". It's the only tonic they sell and people really seem to enjoy it. No wonder the results of the company ate beating expectations. Hope to see some nice momentum in the price soon enough.

[martywidget] 08/6/2016 07:15

Evening Standard Business Awards: Small firms vying for big honours

[sogoesit] 02/6/2016 17:33

I'm not surprised, vk...
with performance like that you shouldn't be here anymore... better on a beach on a sunny caribbean island!

[value king] 02/6/2016 15:50

With these and ACSO it's getting all to much for me;-)

[martywidget] 02/6/2016 15:43

Putting the fizz into gin
02 June, 2016

[martywidget] 01/6/2016 15:08

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[gorilla36] 01/6/2016 14:06

Good points all, and what do I know. Will seek out the tonic products, perhaps I'm worried about the lack of barriers to entry. For now though I'm not going to fight the obvious up-trend.

[shepc] 31/5/2016 15:18

Article in Daily Mail today says last year UK Gin Distilleries jumped from 21 to 28, and I bet they're all higher priced gin's; that which fever tree is aimed at

[juzzer100] 30/5/2016 22:13

Gorilla, F8to800 - the tonic water products are far superior to Schweppes. Re not liking products, Coke and Red Bull are hardly enjoyable, but are somewhat successful!

[from8to800] 30/5/2016 20:30

Never tried the product. Would probably hate the product, but I sure love the stock. The numbers do speak for themselves!

[gorilla36] 30/5/2016 20:19

Just by chance had fever tree lemonade in Carluccio's today. They gave me the just opened bottle, sorry guys, it was rubbish. £2.50 for a very small bottle. Will watch with interest.

[sogoesit] 30/5/2016 11:56

Here's a chart:

[sogoesit] 30/5/2016 11:37

For "growth" companies I usually use Slater's PEG metric.
Anything around a PEG (PE/Growth Rate) of around 1.00 or less is good value in a growing company.
Apart from that the future is unpredictable, and hence the different attitudes to "value" in people's opinions here as to when they sell seeing "over-valuation". I've done the same in other stocks.... just never saw why a stock would be so "valued" in the market. Amazon is a classic. Never saw why such a loss-maker could ever be profitable! In those cases I just walk away... no point having regrets.

Good luck on this one... I accumulated at 703p, on break-out above recent resistance.... chart looking good too (as support for the fundamental position). Target 875p "near-term" based on expanding upwards support / resistance.

[apad] 28/5/2016 11:57

ps
My FEVR forward PER is pre-rns. It might be sensible to guess it between 40 & 45 now.

[martywidget] 28/5/2016 11:53

Anyway, my Fever-Tree premium Ginger Beer consumption is already up 100% so far this year!!

:0

LOL!

[apad] 28/5/2016 11:49

Historical PER ranges are very useful for assessing steady state companies (PERs for utilities are terrifyingly high at the moment).

They are not so (if at all) useful for disruptive companies.

The problem is that simplistically used accountancy metrics treat companies as black boxes.

apad
ps
Another plug for the Oakley article.