Spirit
Scotland
Master of Malt
Ready to upgrade your Christmas crackers? These are just what your Christmas dinner table is missing. Traditionally, crackers are pulled, and honestly, it can be a terrifyingly unpredictable affair. Things go bang, things go flying, then you have to wear hats and listen to terrible jokes, not to mention pulling the whole fridge out to find what, after an age of searching, turns out to be a rubbish plastic thimble that rolled under it. Surely that time could be better spent, enjoying a delicious drink perhaps? Within each of these cracker-like packages sits a 30ml wax-sealed sample of spirit from an incredible producer, upping the stakes for who will win the prize inside. This box contains six crackers, each containing a different 30ml dram of either whisky, rum, vodka, or gin.
Very occasionally, we need to make changes to sample sets, so contents are subject to change. Rest assured that, in the unlikely event of change, the set will include 5 superb drams of equivalent (or greater) value to those listed.
Cracker Selection Contents:
- Chocolate Orange Gin (That Boutique-y Gin Company)
- Glengoyne 10 Year Old Whisky
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A great selection of drams, each wrapped in a fun cracker-style box, perfect for stocking fillers or table favours/place settings. Love it! (the reviewers complaining these aren't 'real' crackers clearly didn't look at the pictures or read the description...?)
Great fun for the table. Bathtub gin is delicious
Don't be fooled. These are not crackers, merely miniatures in a box in the shape of half a cracker. Can't be pulled and no bang of course. Feel the name of the product is highly misleading - especially so when they sell real crackers with miniatures in them and no distinction in the name. You're just buying 5 miniatures, me otjing more
Don't be fooled, these are not crackers by any stretch of the definition. Which is a shame because the concept of a proper Christmas cracker with a miniature inside is great. Instead, these are miniatures in a small box that vaguely resembles one half of a cracker. Which is pretty pointless let's be honest. No pulling, no cracking, just a box with a miniature in it. Hugely disappointed. To describe them as crackers is a total deception
