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Mocktails - 4 flavours

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Leftover from our teenage daughter's party I have a collection of Mocktails. Bought too many.


Four flavours of fabulous Mr Fitzpatrick's alcohol free semi-sparking cocktails in 330ml beautiful retro-style bottles of delicious mocktails - perfect for any party or just to drink. These have very short Best By Dates ranging between 7/10 - 9/10. So if are about to have a party and want to serve interesting mocktails or want to give your kids some interesting soft drinks then grab a bargain.


These usually sell for ?25.00 for a mixed case of 12. But I am looking for ?4 for 6 mixed bottles (only 50p per bottle!!), with at least one of each flavour. Or make me an offer!


I have 3 sets available.



FLAVOURS:

Rhubarb Mimosa (Semi-sparkling) - A ravishingly refreshing modern twist on a Classic Mimosa Cocktail, this delectable non-alcoholic Rhubarb Mimosa is simply stunning for any occasion.


Elderflower Shampagne (Semi-sparkling) - A light and sophisticated blend of English Elderflower, Apple and crisp Lime with a luxurious twist of fragrant Lemongrass.


Berry Bonanza (Semi-sparkling) - A semi-sparkling tantalising and bountiful berry fusion of Strawberry & Kiwi, expertly blended with Superfruit Berries (Cranberry, Pomegranate & Blueberry) and finished off with rich Raspberry and Rosehips.


Apple Pomtini (Semi-sparkling) - A refreshing and uplifting blend of Apple and English Elderflower, perfectly balanced with fruity Cranberry, Pomegranate & Lime with a subtle yet sophisticated twist of Lemongrass.

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