Rosehip Spritz Liqueur

WILD & WONDER DRINKS LIMITED

£26

Like a rare sunny day infused with rose hip and served over ice, this is the less bitter, alternative aperitif you've been looking for. With it's perfect balance of sweet and zest this wildly refreshing liqueur loves all things bubbles or being served straight up too. Try both, pick a side, and pour away. Awarded 2 stars at the Great Taste Awards — a stamp of exceptional taste from the industry's most respected food and drink judges. Simple Serve — Rosehip Spritz You'll need: 50ml Rosehip Spritz Liqueur, prosecco and/or soda water, ice, orange twist How: Fill a wine glass with ice, pour over t

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WILD & WONDER DRINKS LIMITED, number SC516830. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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