Mix with the Best:
Fever‑Tree is Our Partner of Choice
At Magna Carta Spirits, we spend a lot of time thinking about the moment a bottle is opened. The distilling, the botanicals, the awards on the shelf — all of it is really building towards one thing: the glass in someone's hand. Which is why what goes in that glass alongside our gin and rum matters just as much as what we put in the bottle.
That's why we're delighted to name Fever‑Tree as our partner of choice for mixing with the Magna Carta range. It's a natural fit — two independent British drinks brands, both obsessed with quality ingredients and neither willing to cut corners to get there.
Two brands, one standard
Fever‑Tree built its name on a simple idea: if two-thirds of your gin and tonic is the tonic, the tonic deserves the same care as the spirit. No artificial sweeteners, no bulk-produced quinine, just naturally sourced botanicals treated properly. It's the same philosophy behind every batch of Magna Carta gin and rum — small-batch, ingredient-led, no shortcuts. When we tasted our way through the Fever‑Tree range against our own spirits, the pairings weren't just good, they were obvious.
Our pairings
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The classic combination, and a classic for a reason. Clean, crisp quinine bitterness lets our botanicals do the talking. Start here if you're new to the range.
A softer, more floral tonic that brings out the citrus and herbal notes rather than the juniper. Our pick for a warm evening with a good garnish.
For a lighter, long summer serve, this turns our gin into something closer to a spritz — bright, citrus-forward and dangerously easy to drink.
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Our spiced rum was made for this. Real heat and depth stand up to the spice notes rather than getting lost underneath. A dark and stormy, done properly.
When you want the warmth of the rum with a gentler, more sessionable finish, this brings just enough ginger snap without overpowering the spirit.
"We didn't choose Fever‑Tree because they're the biggest name in mixers — we chose them because, like us, they'd rather do fewer things properly than a lot of things adequately."
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