We like to stay open-minded here at Craft Gin Club but the on-going argument of whether something like this can be classed as a ‘real gin’ continues…what do you think? This dark rum-infused coffee perfectly captures the real essence of the Caribbean spirit; with warm notes of toasted sugar, spiced caramel and a hint of smoked, dark chocolate.

So forget chocolates and flowers and follow our ultimate gift guide to get her something she would really want this Mother's Day. All that sweet retribution turned their salty tears into a juicy passion fruit and mango flavoured shimmering gin liqueur with a 20% ABV. From the makers of the ever famous Unicorn Tears and Pixie Tears Gin Liqueur, Firebox have come up with this novelty product to add to their 'tears' line. All of the rich, oaky character of a cask-aged whisky, perfectly balanced with mellow notes of vanilla and dark forest fruits. The timeless blend of tart cranberry, bittersweet orange and a hint of sour lime has been reimagined with a refreshing wave of juniper and bold botanicals to create our Pink Cosmo Gin Liqueur.

This year Mother's Day falls on the 22nd March, and if you are one of the more organised, it is that time again to really get something special and perhaps a bit less traditional. The shimmer of the liquid and the reference to ‘magic’ on the label was said to be in the context of making the product shimmer, and as a result the overall design was unlikely to have a particular appeal to those under 18.

The Panel considered whether the product had a particular appeal to under-18s; this was first considered in the context of the product name ‘Flamingo Tears’, and whether flamingos held a particular appeal with under-18s, over and above their appeal to adults. Swirl to infuse and serve with classic tonic and fresh berries, sip over ice or get creative in cocktails. Unicorn Tears® Raspberry Pink Gin Say hello to batch 3 of Unicorn Tears® Raspberry Pink Gin, our otherworldly bestial elixir. The assessment concluded that the line referred to the shimmer of the gin, and not that the product itself had “mischievous powers”.Each one of our creations has a reduced alcohol content for an enjoyable drinking experience that keeps the emphasis on the flavour. ThisIsWhyImBroke is reader supported, some products displayed may earn us a commission if you purchase through our links.

In the Panel’s view this meant that flamingos may have some appeal to the teenage market, but not predominantly, and that their appeal was broader encompassing an adult demographic. Flamingos have by far the most fun collective noun in the entire animal kingdom – a flamboyance of flamingos! And now you can bring some flavoursome flamboyance into your home bar and cocktail repertoire with Flamingo Tears Gin. We set out to subvert expectations around pre-mixed alcohol with our range of fresh and eccentric flavour pairings, unkindred spirits if you will. A drink, its packaging and any promotional material should not in any direct or indirect way have a particular appeal to under-18s.Swirl their tears around your glass to unlock their magnificent holographic shimmer, reassured at least a few f*ckboy's were harmed in the making of this mythical elixir. You didn't personalize everything, please check the preview and replace the placeholders (or do you like them? The panel also considered whether the line “swirl to release their mischievous powers” on the back label suggested the product had therapeutic qualities. Take two of life's greatest pleasures – casually sipping a tumbler's worth of delicious booze and enjoying a damn fine cup of Joe – then combine them into one glorious hot drink and you've got our Spirited Coffee.

It’s a bold hit of bittersweet citrus blended with crisp and dry juniper aromas to create one seriously tasty gin. Flamingo Tears Gin, a vibrant and captivating pink grapefruit-flavoured gin that is crafted from the glittery tears of fabulous flamingos. In addition to this, the back label contained the unit content of the bottle, pregnancy logo, the UK CMO’s daily unit guidelines and a tailored responsible drinking message.h) and agreed that while the product would have some appeal to a younger generation, it did not have a particular appeal to under-18s and accordingly did not uphold the product under Code Rule 3. This fruit gin sparkles and glimmers, adding an extra touch of flamazing wonder to your drinking experience. The company explained that the product contained candarin which gave the product a shimmering effect when shaken. Please take note that cork quality varies from bottle to bottle and broken corks are not uncommon, especially in aged whiskies.