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.

Ooh, that takes me straight to the mad.

Colonel John Dill's and Devil Ants Hatfield had history, as they say.

The Colonel was a prominent citizen in Pikeville, Kentucky,

and he was an outspoken supporter of the Union.

When the Civil War arrived, he commanded the 39th Kentucky infantry,

the unit that Harmon McCoy eventually served with later in the war.

The Kentucky Regiment often fought a Confederate unit called the Virginia State Line.

In the State Line's cavalry was a lieutenant named Devil Ants Hatfield.

Both units tore up the countryside and raided farms and created bad blood wherever they went.

But it was Hatfield's unit that got Colonel Dill's kicked out of the army.

Dill's was a prominent citizen in Pikeville because he owned steamboats and stores and tanneries.

Early in the war, he ordered some of his soldiers to protect some boats

that were headed up the Big Sandy River to Pikeville.

The boats were loaded with military supplies, but also supplies for the Colonel's stores.

He was using military transports and military escorts to deliver merchandise to his stores,

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