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Tito's Handmade Vodka 70cl

Rebel 10 Year Single Barrel Bourbon 70cl

Filliers Galette Jenever 70cl

Rummieclub Spiced Rum 70cl

Filliers Speculoos Jenever 70cl

Drebbel Small Batch London Dry Gin 70cl

Poetic License Graceful Vodka 70cl

Rummieclub Colourful White Rum 70cl

Boë Scottish Gin 70cl

Filliers 10 Years Single Malt Whisky 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Raspberry Rum Cream Liqueur 70cl

Pimm's No.1 70cl

Scapegrace Vodka 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Mango Tequila Cream Liqueur 70clc

Boë Raspberry & Sweet Basil Gin 70cl

Rummieclub Overproof White Rum 70cl

Boë Apple & Lime Gin 70cl

Rebel Straight Bourbon Whiskey - Cognac Barrel Finish 70cl

Rebel Straight Bourbon Whiskey - Cognac Barrel Finish 70cl

Rebel Straight Bourbon Whiskey - Cognac Barrel Finish Founded in 1849 by William Larue Weller, Rebel have been defying trends since the very beginning. At that time the everyone was creating bourbon using a rye mashbill. They decided to do things differently, and pioneered wheat-based bourbon.  Now, over 170 years later, they continue to defy trends - whilst also winning awards with their wheated recipe.   There are a number of requirements for a Bourbon to be labelled as a 'straight bourbon'. They need to have been aged for a minimum of two years (and if under four, the age must be shown), and not have any added colouring, flavouring or other spirits For their Cognac Barrel Finish (which is produced exclusively for the EU market), they take their original Rebel Straight Bourbon (which is aged for at least 4 years in American Oak), and give it a final ageing in cognac barrels for a further 6 months. This adds additional depth and flavour to the already delicious Bourbon! It's colour is a bright amber, which gives aromas full of ripe fruite and berries and sweet honey. Vanilla, caramel and a hint of oak come through too. The flavour remains full, like the original. Dried fruits, rich plums, sultanas and vanilla all come through. It finishes with a defined warmth and lingers pleasantly on the palate. More from Rebel Perfect Serve This is deliciously smooth, and we feel best enjoyed neat, on the rocks (so as to appreciate the nuances from the cognac barrel finish).

EUR 39.95
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Spirited Union Bee Free Honey Rum Liqueur 70cl

Spirited Union Bee Free Honey Rum Liqueur 70cl

Spirited Union Bee Free Honey Rum Liqueur Spirited Union are mixing things up in the rum world and have created a vibrant and exciting selection of rums. By exploring the colourful (and tasty) world of botanicals, which you may usually see in other sprits, they have made combinations which are absolutely delicious. Using only the freshest botanicals ensures each rum has a natural taste and without losing flavours or aromas during the re-distillation and maceration process. Spirited Union Bee Free Honey Liqueur was created to highlight the plight of wild bees,drawing attention to their vulnerable position. But how do you make a honey rum without actual honey?  Firstly, Spirited Union selected a single origin rum from the Dominican Republic, made from sugar cane and aged locally. This gives the rum base its rich taste and character which is then complimented by subtle honey notes from the honey bush (a tea from the Western Cape of South Africa). This sustainable and eco-friendly crop grows naturally and has a natural sweetness with notes of honey and caramel, and with a subtle floral aroma. With juicy aromas of sweet orange and rosemary, this delicious rum liqueur will treat you to a lingering mouthfeel.  More from Spirited Union Perfect Serve This delicious rum liqueur can be enjoyed neat, or as a mixed drink. Create the perfect pairing of honey and ginger - add 50ml rum into a glass with ice and top up with 150-200ml of Fentimans Ginger Ale for a delicious and refreshing drink.

EUR 20.95
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Dead Man's Fingers Hazelnut Rum 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Hazelnut Rum 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Hazelnut Rum Created at a famous seafood restaurant in Cornwall (a county in the very south-west of the UK) called the Rum & Crab Shack, they wanted to do things a little different..... "We looked at what everyone else was doing, then we did the opposite" Why Dead Man's Fingers?.... this was actually inspired by one of the most popular items on the menu. Crab is exceptionally popular, and the long, finger-like gills inside the crab are called ‘dead man’s fingers’ (folklore says if you eat them, you'll die..... this isn't true, they're just not the tastiest, so are removed and discarded). With their Hazelnut Rum, Dead Man's Fingers have created another delicious variation of their spiced rum. The nutty aroma of toasted hazelnuts, a hint of chocolate and sweet vanilla is hard to resist, and with the flavour mirroring the delicious aroma, the nutty smoothness continues. Finishing with a dusting of cocoa and of course the delicious spice, how can you resist? More from Dead Man's Fingers Perfect Serve This rum is a great all-rounder. For a refreshing long drink, pour 50ml Hazelnut Rum into a glass full of ice and top up with 150-200ml Fever-tree Distiller Cola - the vanilla in the cola works perfectly.  If you love milk, then this is ideal in a boozy milkshake (chocolate or vanilla) or add a splash to your latte. For the cocktail lovers, it's a great alternative in an Old fashioned. Add 50ml Hazelnut Rum with 10ml simple syrup and a dash or 2 of angostura bitters, and garnish with a maraschino cherry.

EUR 17.21
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Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru Murcian Lemon Gin 70cl

Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru Murcian Lemon Gin 70cl

Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru Murcian Lemon Gin Whilst citrus fruits are not new to Bombay Sapphire, for their Premier Cru edition they have really put citrus front and centre. The Spanish region of Murcia sits in a basin between mountain and sea, and creates a microclimate which is perfect for growing citrus. They slowly ripen during the winter months, and ensure fruit which has the best flavour and impactful taste. In this edition Bombay Sapphire take Fino lemons from this region (hand picked when at their ripest, and then hand peeled), as well as mandarins and sweet navel oranges. These are distilled using vapour infusion, which preserved more of the flavours at a lower temperature. The alcohol content in this gin is also slightly higher than usual, which captures perfectly the bold citrus flavours.  The aroma is fullof zesty citrus aromas of orange and lemon, which are backed up by a spicy pine note. There's also a hint of woody hop like aromas. The flavours are full of citrus, but they do not overwhelm, and subtle and delicious. Hints of cracked pepper join piney juniper in a long and delicious finish. Read more about Bombay Sapphire Perfect Serve This is a deliciously citrus gin, and makes a really refreshing Gin & Tonic. It also works well in the mix, particularly in a French 75 cocktail, or a classic Martini. For an invigorating gin & tonic take a large glass filled with ice and add 50ml of the gin. Gently pour over 150ml of a neutral tonic (we like Fentimans Indian Tonic Water) and stir gently. Garnish with a slice of lemon. 

EUR 29.95
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Dead Man's Fingers Coconut Rum 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Coconut Rum 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Coconut Rum Created at a famous seafood restaurant in Cornwall (a county in the very south-west of the UK) called the Rum & Crab Shack, they wanted to do things a little different..... "We looked at what everyone else was doing, then we did the opposite" Why Dead Man's Fingers?.... this was actually inspired by one of the most popular items on the menu. Crab is exceptionally popular, and the long, finger-like gills inside the crab are called ‘dead man’s fingers’ (folklore says if you eat them, you'll die..... this isn't true, they're just not the tastiest, so are removed and discarded). Keeping in the spirit of their previous creations, with their Coconut Rum Dead Man's Fingers have created a truly tropical inspired rum. Within this rum you won't only find elements of coconut. They have truly embraced the tropical flavours, and you'll also enjoy juicy mango, raisins, caramel and a slight citrusy trace of lime peel. This is then balanced by just the right amount of vanilla and a dash of clove. Read more about Dead Man's Fingers Perfect Serve Delicious on its own over ice, but also works well in the mix with cola. Take a large glass and fill with ice, and add 40ml of the rum. Gently pour in 60ml of your favourite cola (we think this works well with Fentimans Curiosity Cola). Garnish with slices of lemon and lime. Also great in a smoothie. Blend together 50ml of Dead Man's Fingers Coconut Rum, 80ml of apple juice, 10ml of lime juice, a banana, a couple of strawberries and blackberries and a scoop of crushed ice. 

EUR 22.95
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Dead Man's Fingers Pineapple Rum 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Pineapple Rum 70cl

Dead Man's Fingers Pineapple Rum Created at a famous seafood restaurant in Cornwall (a county in the very south-west of the UK) called the Rum & Crab Shack, they wanted to do things a little different..... "We looked at what everyone else was doing, then we did the opposite" Why Dead Man's Fingers?.... this was actually inspired by one of the most popular items on the menu. Crab is exceptionally popular, and the long, finger-like gills inside the crab are called ‘dead man’s fingers’ (folklore says if you eat them, you'll die..... this isn't true, they're just not the tastiest, so are removed and discarded). Keeping in the spirit of their previous creations, with their Pineapple Rum Dead Man's Fingers have kept with the ethos that "unusual tastes delicious". They took inspiration from their original Spiced rum and crafter a new variant. This one is a rum crafted with delicious sweet notes of roasted and candied pineapple. They've kept it well balanced, with hints of soft brown sugar, nutmeg and a whiff of aniseed and lime zest. This is a really refreshing rum, and works well on its own but particularly well in the mix. A perfect summer rum. More from Dead Man's Fingers Perfect Serve With the pineapple flavours, this works particularly well as a Dead Tropical cocktail. Take a large glass and will with ice cubes. Add 50ml of the rum and then gently pour over 200ml of Fever-Tree Premium Lemonade. Stir gently, and add the juice of a lime. Garnish with a sprig of mint, and a lime slice. 

EUR 22.95
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Lonewolf Bramble and Raspberry Gin 70cl

Lonewolf Bramble and Raspberry Gin 70cl

Lonewolf Bramble and Raspberry Gin Whilst they may be better known for their world class beer, Brewdog have also had great success since launching their range of spirits. With their gins they felt the majority of gins had become mainstream. In their words: "Dainty botanicals and floral nonsense are the norm, and they’re masking all kinds of sins." They start by creating their own Abstrakt Vodka which is used as the base spirit for their gins. They do this to ensure the quality of the spirit from start to finish. They then go big and bold with their flavours (using up to 5 times the amount of juniper typical in craft gins) crafting their gin in the world’s first triple bubble copper-pot still. This is done at their distillery in Aberdeenshire (in North Scotland).  Good to know: Every bottle of gin created is carbon neutral Their gins are created with big, bold flavours using their bespoke copper pot stills. Like the wolf from which they took inspiration with their gins, each is wildly different. Made in Scotland, they use a unique blend of botanicals to create some something uniquely different in each bottle.  In their Bramble and Raspberry gin, Lonewolf have created a gin which is positively bursting with notes of freshly harvested berries. This is truly a feast for the taste buds, with ripe and juicy fruit flavours dancing over your tongue. Whilst their signature Tuscan Juniper remains strong, the rich jammy raspberries perfectly blend creating something unique. More from Brewdog Perfect Serve For a delicious Gin & Tonic take a large glass and fill with ice. Add 50ml of the gin and pour over 150 - 200ml of your chosen tonic (we like Franklin & Sons Light Tonic for this). Stir gently and garnish with a wedge of lime and some raspberries (fresh or dried).

EUR 29.95
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Sir Edmond Gin 70cl

Sir Edmond Gin 70cl

Sir Edmond Gin Named after Edmond Albius, a slave born in Sainte-Suzanne, a commune on the north coast of the French island of Réunion in the early 1800's. Edmond Albius single handedly changed the future of vanilla, and its cultivation, by finding a way to quickly and profitably pollinate the plants. Something reknowned botanists at the time had failed to do. And all at the age of 12! This Dutch gin is infused with vanilla pods from Réunion Island, which is the main flavour profile in the gin (along with juniper obviously). It also features angelica root, cardamom, ginger, and cinnamon. The warm sweetness of the vanilla comes through clearly both in the aroma, and on the palate, while its earthiness is complemented by the juniper and cardamom. Good to know.... For every bottle sold, Sir Edmond Gin make a contribution to the African Wildlife Foundation. This Kenya based charity dedicates its passion and funds to wildlife conservation and habitat protection, but also to community empowerment and economic development. Perfect Serve To create a delicious gin and tonic, take a large copa glass and fill with ice. Pour over 50ml of the gin, and then top up with 150ml of Fever-Tree Indian Tonic Water. Garnish with a slice of orange and a cinnamon stick. To spice things up a little, mix with Fever-Tree Ginger Ale instead of tonic. For the cocktail lovers, the vanilla taste is perfect for an Espresso Martini. Add 50ml Sir Edmond Gin, 30ml fresh pressed espresso, 15ml frangelico and 10ml vanilla syrup into a cocktail shaker. Fill with ice, shake well and then double strain into a cooled martini glass and top with 3 coffee beans to garnish.

EUR 38.95
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