THE GIFT YOU CAN’T WAIT TO OPEN!


Whether you are after rum, gin or liqueurs, we have the perfect Christmas gift ideas for you.


Four Pillars Gin makes gin, in a modern Australian way. Their core purpose is to elevate the craft of distilling and gin in Australia. Four Pillars Rare Dry Gin is spicy but with great citrus, a truly modern Australian gin which captures the essence of contemporary Australia’s heritage in Europe and Asia. Using whole oranges, which is unusual, means that the citrus is highly aromatic and supports the spicier botanicals like cardamom. Buy from The Whiskey Exchange


El Dorado 12 Year Old Demerara Rum is a blend of three stills – two columns (including the world’s only wooden Coff ey still) and a unique double wooden pot still. Rich amber in colour. A super attractive nose packed with aromas of sugar, honey, banana, toff ee, raisin and sultanas. El Dorado 12 Year Old has received numerous awards including a trophy in the rum category at the 2015 International Wine & Spirit Competition. Buy from Waitrose


155 years seems long enough. The deep, dark secret rum that Gosling’s has enjoyed for generations is now going public. Appropriately called Gosling’s Family Reserve Old Rum, it is crafted from the same incomparable Bermuda blend that they use for their renowned Black Seal Rum. They leave it resting in oak barrels even longer, ageing it until it has acquired an extra luscious, nuanced complexity much like a rare Scotch or Cognac. Buy from The Drink Shop


With a thick dark, rich colour The Bitter Truth E**X**R has an aroma that make you want to don lederhosen and build an open log fi re. After a nose of pine ash, lemon balm and spruce you’ll tuck into the hearty fl avours of stewed rhubarb, dark chocolate, sweet coff ee, and wild fauna like mint and gentian to totally thigh slap your palate. Buy from Amazon


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