Fever-Tree has said global demand for its premium mixer drinks has boosted profits in an "exceptional year" for the business.
Pre-tax profits hit £16.8m in the year ending 31 December 2015, up from £2.5m.
Revenue was up 71% to £59.3m, from £34.7m in 2014.
Charles
Rolls, the firm's executive deputy chairman, said its success was due
to their customers' "desire to drink premium mixers to complement their
premium spirits".
Tim Warrillow, chief executive of Fever-Tree, added: "2015 was an exceptional first full year for Fever-Tree as a public company."
