Fever tree Mediterranean tonic water

Pfft!

Made with zesty lemon time from a small family farm in Provoz

and essential oils from herbs that grow in the Mediterranean sunshine.

So, if three quarters of your G&T is a Fever tree tonic,

maybe it's time to call it a T&G.

Fever tree. Mix with the best.

Oh, that takes me straight to the med.

Pressure mounted on Apache Chief Victoria and his renegade warriors.

American soldiers were moving in from the north, the west, and the east.

They choked off the canyon exits of the rugged San Andres Mountains of Southern New Mexico.

Victoria and his small band were all but trapped as they stationed themselves around one of the few reliable water sources in the area.

That water source became the key to survival.

The American soldiers who hunted the Apache's did not know that another water source in the area was foul.

They drank from the gypsum springs and soon realized their mistake.

The water made them sick and it gave them terrible diarrhea.

As the soldiers moved north to look for fresh water, they moved right into the path of Victoria and his warriors.

Most of the cavalry men were soon trapped by Victoria's gunfire.

The soldiers pulled back and stumbled into a canyon.

There, they found more of Victoria's men waiting.

The Apache's had them boxed in, but it was getting dark.

Victoria wanted to finish the attack in the morning, but in the distance, he and his people heard the bugle call of more Americans.

...