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Cocktail Cabinet Essentials


Christmas Tree Drinks Dispenser Fill up this festive drink dispenser with your favourite punch and keep that party spirit flowing. www.steamer.co.uk £34.99


Brass Cocktail Set


The perfect set for any mixologist in the making who is brassy and classy! www.steamer.co.uk £29.95


Rose Gold Shimmer PopaBall For Prosecco Add an iridescent shimmer to sparkling drinks. With a subtle raspberry flavour, this shimmer adds a little glitz and glamour to cocktails. www.lakeland.co.uk £7.49


Copper Ice Bucket Keep it cool with this copper ice bucket – a great centrepiece to your cocktail cabinet.


www.hartsofstur.com £34.96


Cocktail Glassware These LSA Balloon Gin Glasses are the ideal canvas to mix up some creative cocktail concoctions. Beautiful to look at and a joy to drink from. www.johnlewis.com £26.00


CRANBERRY SWIRL PUNCH MAKES 1.5 LITRES


FOR THE PUNCH 500ml cranberry juice 50ml pineapple juice 165g granulated sugar 1 tsp almond extract 500ml ginger beer A few fresh cranberries A few fresh pomegranate seeds A few sprigs of fresh mint


TO SERVE Rose Gold Shimmer PopaBall For Prosecco A little lime zest


1 In a large bowl or measuring jug, stir together the cranberry and pineapple juice, sugar and almond extract until the sugar is completely dissolved.


2 Chill for 1 hour.


3 Add the ginger beer and stir gently. Pour into a serving jug and add a few cranberries, pomegranate seeds and sprigs of mint to flavour.


4 Pour into glasses over ice, then sprinkle a little of the rose gold shimmer into each glass and stir for a shimmery serving. Finish with a little lime zest.


www.lakeland.co.uk


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