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Frog & Green, Mid Strength, Rum, Spirits

Frog & Green Spiced Cherry Rum 70cl

An array of spices and rich cherries combine with Caribbean rum for this fruity treat from Frog & Green. Rounded and flavourful, it ought to work splendidly mixed with cola, topped with ice and a good squeeze of lime.

Frog & Green, Gin, Mid Strength, Spirits

Frog & Green Wild Berry Gin 70cl

This gin liqueur from Frog & Green is bursting with the flavour of wild berries! You might have noticed its rosy red hue too, ought to work nicely in a boozy pink lemonade, or mixed with cloudy apple juice.

Honestfolk, Liqueur, Mid Strength

Honestyolk Eggnog 50cl

Smooth and decadent, our eggnog is a ready-to-serve, rum and milk based cocktail. It's rich and balanced, perfect for a cosy night by the fire or as an after-dinner treat.

Full Strength, Gin, Mother of Pearl, Spirits

Mother of Pearl Gin of the Sea 70cl (Frugalpac bottle)

This Australian gin is made with a base of grape spirit, joined by botanicals such as finger limes and native sea herbs for a vibrant, zesty profile. The gin comes housed in a sustainable paper bottle which is fully recyclable, and at five times lighter than glass, has a significantly reduced carbon footprint, using less energy to produce, transport, and dispose of than glass equivalents. A great choice for poolside serves, try this in a G&T with lime for garnish, or get creative with the cocktails!

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Full Strength, Mother of Pearl, Spirits, Vodka

Mother of Pearl Vodka of the Sea 70cl

Full Strength, Mother of Pearl, Spirits, Vodka

Mother of Pearl Vodka of the Sea 70cl (Frugalpac bottle)

This Australian vodka is distilled from pinot gris grapes grown on Victoria's Mornington Peninsula and South Australia's Limestone Coast. Filtered for a smooth, neutral profile, it'll be a great all-rounder for sipping and mixing. This edition comes housed in a sustainable paper bottle which is fully recyclable, designed by Frugalpac! At five times lighter than glass, it has a significantly reduced carbon footprint, using less energy to produce, transport, and dispose of than glass equivalents.