Valentines Cocktail Hamper

THE RUGBY DISTILLERY LTD

£26

A beautifully curated cocktail hamper, perfect for celebrating Valentine’s Day at home. This romantic set includes a Rhubarb Gin, paired with rosé prosecco, raspberry rhubarb tonic, and sugar syrup to create a perfectly balanced, floral, and fruity cocktail. Ideal for sharing, gifting, or enjoying as a cosy Valentine’s night in. Whether you’re raising a glass with a loved one or treating yourself, this hamper brings a little indulgence and plenty of romance to the occasion. Includes: – 20cl or 70cl Rhubarb gin – Rosé Prosecco – 50ml Sugar Syrup – Fever-Tree Raspberry Rhubarb Tonic 150ml or 500

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