Christmas Selection Box

This Christmas, we have put together a special selection of our hand crafted tonic waters, available for a limited time only.

Whether these are for your own drinks cabinet, or being sent to family and friends as a gift, this selection box features our best selling flavours all in one box of 24, delivered to your door.

From uniquely fresh and crips Mint & Cucumber Tonic Water, made with fresh garden mint & fresh cucumber, to warming and aromatic, smells like Christmas, Spiced Tonic Water, there is something for everyone's taste. A favourite of ours is our Scottish Raspberry Tonic Water with Rock Rose Gin, a squeeze of fresh lime juice, and fresh raspberries.  The tangy and refreshing combination makes for the perfect pre-dinner aperatif.  

We have also made a special batch of our Limited Edition Scottish Neep Tonic Water, with the aroma of neep but a citrussy taste.  Ideal with a Scottish Tattie Vodka to celebrate Hogmanay or Burn's Night when it comes.

While all our tonic waters are a delicious compliment to many gins, vodka's and dark rums, they are equally refreshing as a soft drink with plenty of ice and complimentary garnishes, ensuring no one feels left out. 

In each box you will enjoy:

• 6 x Original Tonic Waters, 200ml each
• 4 x Scottish Raspberry Tonic Water, 200ml each
• 4 x Mint & Cucumber Tonic Water, 200ml each
• 4 x Rosemary Tonic Water, 200ml each
• 2 x Spiced Tonic Water, 200ml each
• 2 x Apple & Cinnamon Tonic Water, 200ml each
• 2 x Scottish Neep Tonic Water, 200ml each

Delivery

This box will be delivered UK wide by UPS. We aim to despatch within 1 - 2 days of orders being received and delivery is 2 to 5 working days from despatch.  We will let you know when your order has been despatched and send you the tracking details for your shipment.

Last order date before Christmas

Our last order date is Monday 16th December and last orders will be despatched on 17th December.  Please order as early as possible so that we can make sure your order gets to you safely as the volume of packages that courier companies deal with in the run up to Christmas often causes delays to their normal service.