£34.20
Discover Dead Man's Fingers Pineapple Spirit Drink, a unique and delicious spirit drink crafted with roasted and candied pineapple, offering a refreshing twist on traditional spirits. This tempting beverage is perfect for those seeking a sophisticated yet approachable drink, ideal for enjoying with friends or as a special treat. - Sweet Pineapple Flavors: Crafted with the sweet notes of roasted and candied pineapple.
- Balanced Spice Notes: Hints of brown sugar and nutmeg create a well-rounded taste profile.
- Refreshing Zesty Finish: A delightful collision of aniseed and lime zest adds a zesty finish.
- Versatile Mixer: Amazing with lemonade, ice, lime, and mint.
- Premium British Spirit: Inspired by a classic Cornish recipe.
Description
xUnusual tastes delicious. Inspired by our original Spiced Rum from the Rum & Crab Shack in St. Ives, Cornwall, England. This is a spirit drink crafted with the sweet notes of roasted and candied pineapple. Well balanced with hints of soft brown sugar and nutmeg, colliding with notes of aniseed and lime zest. Super refreshing, especially with lemonade, lots of ice, a wedge of lime, and a bunch of fresh mint.
Product information
Unusual tastes delicious. Inspired by our original Spiced Rum from the Rum & Crab Shack in St. Ives, Cornwall, England. This is a spirit drink crafted with the sweet notes of roasted and candied pineapple. Well balanced with hints of soft brown sugar and nutmeg, colliding with notes of aniseed and lime zest. Super refreshing, especially with lemonade, lots of ice, a wedge of lime, and a bunch of fresh mint.Made with rum and natural flavours
Package Type
Bottle
Other Information
Full Product Name:
Spirit Drink
Distributor:
Dyflin Distillers Ltd,
39/40 Mount Street Upper,
Dublin 2,
Ireland.
Brand
Dead Man's Fingers
Manufacturer
Bristol & Bath Distillery,
87-89 Park Street,
Bristol,
BS1 5PJ,
UK.
Return To Address
Dyflin Distillers Ltd,
39/40 Mount Street Upper,
Dublin 2,
Ireland.
www.deadmansfingers.com
ABV (%)
35
Units
24.5
Please drink responsibly
Know your limits The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
