Examples of using Schweppes in English and their translations into German
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Schweppes 1783 Light Tonic Water completes the successful brand's range of premium mixers.
Founded in 1783, Schweppes is one of the oldest lemonade companies in the world.
It was decided in 1831 that Schweppes may advertise with the royal coat of arms.
Schweppes Premium Mixer Hibiscus Tonic was created to flatter gin
Schweppes 1783 Cucumber Tonic is a must if you have high expectations of your beverages.
In Italy, a promotional campaign for Schweppes Tonic Water failed when the product name was translated as‘Schweppes Toilet Water.
New additions are the brands of Schweppes Citrus Summer
Nikon and Schweppes.
its clients include Schweppes, IKEA, Stella Artois and Powerade.
Schweppes 1783 Golden Ginger Ale is the premium ginger ale for your long drinks.
For more than 200 years, Schweppes has been refreshing the world with a variety of delicious creations.
Since 2006, in addition to beer, Krombacher has also been selling Schweppes, Orangina and Dr. Pepper soft drinks.
Ginger Beer& Chili from the Schweppes Premium Mixer range combines fresh spicy ginger with a hint of hot chillies.
Did you know that Schweppes was officially appointed royal supplier by the Queen of the United Kingdom in 1831?
Krombacher, Schweppes and Vaillant.
The Schweppes brand has been around for more than 200 years and is always enthusiastic about spreading its successful creations worldwide.
Each product of the Schweppes 1783 series was developed with the help of professional bartenders to determine perfect combination possibilities directly.
Schweppes Ginger& Cardamom was created like the other premium mixers to flatter the flavours of special alcoholic drinks,
The ECJ has taken a preliminary decision in the case of trademark infringement Schweppes SA versus Red Paralela
Unfortunately, founder Jacob Schweppes didn't get to enjoy his reputation,