Firebox Flamingo Tears Gin - Pink Grapefruit Gin - 50cl

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While previous expressions from this series have taken a more mythical approach, Flamingo Tears Gin brings a burst of refreshing grapefruit flavour that is perfect for a hot summer's day. Flamingo Tears Pink Grapefruit Gin has a delicate sweetness with citrusy notes that give way to a balanced grapefruit burst.

the back label included relevant regulatory information such as the UK pregnancy warning, unit content of the container and the old UK Chief Medical Officers’ (CMO) daily unit guidelines. Using their closely-guarded extraction methods they harvest the tears of fantastical beasts to bring us premium mythical products! All of the rich, oaky character of a cask-aged whisky, perfectly balanced with mellow notes of vanilla and dark forest fruits. A drink, its packaging and any promotional material should not in any direct or indirect way have a particular appeal to under-18s. The company asserted that there was no possibility that the product could be confused with a soft drink or non-alcoholic product.

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. It said the design was “mature”, with its black-outline illustration of a flamingo, and that the product font was “staid”. And now you can bring some flavoursome flamboyance into your home bar and cocktail repertoire with Flamingo Tears Gin. Sip on this delightful gin and let the zesty pink grapefruit notes transport you to tropical paradise.

So forget chocolates and flowers and follow our ultimate gift guide to get her something she would really want this Mother's Day. Your products will be subjected to an extensive inspection and be properly packaged prior to being shipped. 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.Drink cold as an indulgent iced-coffee in summer or pour over vanilla ice cream for an out-of-this-world affogato. The company stated that Flamingo Tears had a pink hazy appearance to reflect its pink grapefruit flavour which did not appeal to children or underage drinkers.

Each one of our creations has a reduced alcohol content for an enjoyable drinking experience that keeps the emphasis on the flavour. While considering the product, the panel discussed Star Wars’ cross-generational appeal and because of its status in popular culture, it decided Zymurgorium Forced Darkside Rhubarb Gin Liqueur would not appeal to under-18s. The company stated that although fantastical in design, the product was a high-quality juniper flavoured gin with 10 botanicals and was an exclusive product offering to John Lewis.F*ckboy Tears Gin Liqueur When he doesn’t believe in labels, starts speaking to you after months of silence, sends you ‘you up? It noted that the image was a mature, stylised black-outline illustration of a flamingo and the product font was staid.

Our warehouse staff are expertly trained and will wrap your products according to our precise and exact specifications. In response to the complainant’s assertion that the product was inappropriately placed in John Lewis, the company explained that it could not control how its products were merchandised and therefore did not believe that this element of the complaint was subject to the Code. ThisIsWhyImBroke is reader supported, some products displayed may earn us a commission if you purchase through our links. We can't offer refunds or exchanges on perishable goods such as flowers and food, unless faulty or not as described. Please take note that cork quality varies from bottle to bottle and broken corks are not uncommon, especially in aged whiskies.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. 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. We would like to highlight that a broken cork is not a sign of defect and as the seal is unbroken, the content is fit for consumption.