​You Can Now Send Your Best Friend A Personalised Gin-Filled Christmas Card

You can now send your best friend a Christmas card they'll really want to open, as it comes complete with a double serving of gin inside.

How many times do you open a card and hope there is a little treat inside? And how many times do you wish someone had somehow managed to fit some alcohol into the envelope?

Thankfully, Daffy's has finally created a card that comes with a 50cl bottle of gin, along with a heartfelt message from the sender.

Daffy's

The cards are still the right size to be posted through the letterbox, meaning you can have them delivered straight to your friend's door. Or, you can get them delivered to you to send out yourself, so you can spread Christmas joy in person.

Individual cards are priced at £7.49 each, or you can buy a pack of six for £44.94 from 22nd October online and at Harvey Nichols.

Daffy's

If you want to go all out with Christmassy gin goodies this season, you could even add these baubles filled with the juniper-based spirit to your Christmas tree.

Everyone knows that decorating the tree and enjoying a little tipple go hand-in-hand, so these gin baubles sound perfectly festive.

The decorations are sold in packs of six for just £29.95 and you can pick them up from The Lakes Distillery.

The baubles each contain a double measure of gin (50ml), because 'tis the season to be merry after all.

Each gift set contain three different types of gin, including The Lakes' classic gin.

It also includes the brand's sloe gin, which has notes of strawberry jam, orange citrus and juniper, as well as a damson gin made using cherries, berries and plums.

The Lakes Distillery

You can also purchase single baubles, which are slightly bigger with 200ml of gin for £19.95 if you want a variety of different sized gin-filled decorations on your tree.

If you thought the baubles couldn't get any better, they are made from a specially-treated plastic, so the taste of the spirit isn't affected. This means that they won't shatter if your pet decides to knock them off your tree either.

Topics: Christmas, Tasty Drink, Food & Drink, Gin

Mark Cunliffe

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