This mesmerising blend is delicious splashed into cocktails or served on the rocks – so go ahead, leave your boring human life behind and sip upon the shimmering tears of these sassy sirens.

This lovely sparkling spirit is made from premium French Grain Vodka and blended with the glistening tears of line-caught Mermaid shoal. During this time please ensure that you undertake close up inspection of the Pictures/Description's given prior to placing any bids. If you require more information or in-depth condition report please do not hesitate in contacting us and we will assist you in any way we can. Personalised bottles make a unique gift for any occasion, with our extensive range and personalised options whoever the person or whatever their favourite drink we truly have you covered and quite literally have a bottle with their name on it.And now you can bring some flavoursome flamboyance into your home bar and cocktail repertoire with Flamingo Tears Gin. 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. Sinfully delicious, this amaretto flavour coffee has a subtle bitterness with notes of vanilla, almonds and sweet candied cherry.

This makes us ask a lot of questions to the producers of this eye catching vodka, such as, "how do you make Mermaids cry? When using alternative languages it may be neccessary for us to alter the font to ensure all characters are supported, in these cases we use the closest style font to your original selection. This glittery tipple is Mermaid Tears Vodka, a French grain vodka that is supposedly made with the tears of mermaids. Important Please Read - These pictures are here to ensure you are happy with the Condition of this lot.

At Prestige Drinks we know that no two personalised messages will ever be the same and we don’t offer a one size fits all approach. Please take note that cork quality varies from bottle to bottle and broken corks are not uncommon, especially in aged whiskies. Frankly, this brought up all sorts of questions at MoM Towers, so we consulted our Junior In-House Mythological Creature Associate, Taylor. Taylor says that on average, a mermaid eats around 4 tonnes of glitter a year to keep their tail shiny as a way to dazzle and confuse pirates.