Firebox Flamingo Tears Gin - Pink Grapefruit Gin - 50cl

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Swirl to infuse and serve with classic tonic and fresh berries, sip over ice or get creative in cocktails.

The company stated that Flamingo Tears had a pink hazy appearance to reflect its pink grapefruit flavour which did not appeal to children or underage drinkers. It is said that this pink potion is made from the tears of fabulous flamingos and thankfully the flavour is pink grapefruit and not shrimp. This year Mother's Day falls on the 22nd March, and if you are one of the more organised, it is that time again to really get something special and perhaps a bit less traditional.Remember once your bottle is refilled send the pouch NO Stamp and NO Envelope needed back to us by adding it into any Royal Mail Postbox. The company explained that the product design employed a simple black colour print with a detailed, tropical style and did not use a colour scheme that could be misconstrued as appealing to under-18s. All of the rich, oaky character of a cask-aged whisky, perfectly balanced with mellow notes of vanilla and dark forest fruits.

In response to the complainant’s assertion that the product was inappropriately placed in John Lewis, the company explained that it could not control how its products were merchandised and therefore did not believe that this element of the complaint was subject to the Code. Each one of our creations has a reduced alcohol content for an enjoyable drinking experience that keeps the emphasis on the flavour. Drink cold as an indulgent iced-coffee in summer or pour over vanilla ice cream for an out-of-this-world affogato.h) and agreed that while the product would have some appeal to a younger generation, it did not have a particular appeal to under-18s and accordingly did not uphold the product under Code Rule 3.

The company asserted that there was no possibility that the product could be confused with a soft drink or non-alcoholic product. This fruit gin sparkles and glimmers, adding an extra touch of flamazing wonder to your drinking experience. However, the Panel did welcome the news that the company had created a retailer advisory pack to assist retailers in the responsible merchandising of their products. A complaint that Firebox’s Pixie Tears Gin and Flamingo Tears Gin could appeal to children has not been upheld by the Portman Group.The company stated that although fantastical in design, the product was a high-quality juniper flavoured gin with 10 botanicals and was an exclusive product offering to John Lewis. A member of the public raised concerns over the images used on the bottles, arguing that they could appeal to children. Sinfully delicious, this amaretto flavour coffee has a subtle bitterness with notes of vanilla, almonds and sweet candied cherry. Flamingo Tears Pink Grapefruit Gin has a delicate sweetness with citrusy notes that give way to a balanced grapefruit burst.

The Panel considered whether the product had a particular appeal to under-18s; this was first considered in the context of the product name ‘Flamingo Tears’, and whether flamingos held a particular appeal with under-18s, over and above their appeal to adults. Flamingos have by far the most fun collective noun in the entire animal kingdom – a flamboyance of flamingos!Swirl their tears around your glass to unlock their magnificent holographic shimmer, reassured at least a few f*ckboy's were harmed in the making of this mythical elixir. We would like to highlight that a broken cork is not a sign of defect and as the seal is unbroken, the content is fit for consumption. Sip on this delightful gin and let the zesty pink grapefruit notes transport you to tropical paradise. The new version of its iconic predecessor is a raspberry flavoured pink gin bursting with a rare breed of botanicals: juniper berries, mandarin, almond, raspberry, coriander and pepper, plus exotic horned melon, Buddha's hand and star fruit.