Dragon Tears Whisky, 50 cl copperbarware I’m old enough (sadly) to

I’m old enough (sadly) to remember Sheridan’s arriving on the market back in 1994 as part of an effort by Baileys to diversify their product offering

and peppertree which give the mezcal a smokiness desirable for cocktails

exemplifies the brand's dedication to blending tradition with innovation

One to stop you in your tracks

Cuvee Rose Laurent-Perrier suggests a basket full of small berry fruits: strawberries

Dragon Tears Whisky, 50 cl copperbarware I’m old enough (sadly) toWe'll be the first to admit we didn't know that when a dragon cries the mystical liquid that's drawn from their eyes is actually a pretty good firey blended whisky but we do now! This golden shimmering cinnamon bomb of a whisky tastes great in a Manhattan or mixed with cola. ###Product Description Since its creation in 1998 Firebox has been coming up with mad products that make us laugh (and pleasantly drunk). Using their closely guarded extraction