Doppelgänger Mini Maple Cinnamon 'Spritz Kit' (5cl)

Doghouse Distillery

£21.95

Who says a Spritz is just for summer? Our Maple Cinnamon Spritz Kit, featuring our signature Doppelgänger Aperitivo, brings cozy autumn and winter flavours to this classic cocktail. With warm notes of maple and cinnamon, it’s the perfect seasonal twist on the beloved Spritz. Each Mini kit includes two serves and includes all the ingredients and garnishes you need - just add ice, stir, and enjoy! Included: 1 x bottle of Doppelgänger Aperitivo (5cl), 1 x Can of Aspall Cider (330ml) 1 x bottle of Prosecco (20cl), 1 x Maple and Cinnamon Syrup (5cl), Dried Orange Slices and Cinnamon Sticks, Recipe

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DOGHOUSE DISTILLERY LIMITED, number 09909352. Checked 2026-08-29.
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