Written by Natasha• Junho 23, 2022• 5:34 pm• Uncategorized • Views: 0

5 alcoholic novelties to brighten your Christmas

Yes, we know that Christmas is a holiday to celebrate with the family, eat and drink well, so Eat Innovation brings you a selection of alcoholic novelties to brighten your Christmas. Do not drink too much!

1- Vodka Christmas baubles

Smirnoff, the famous vodka, launched its Christmas version this year. The bottle? It’s also a Christmas ball. If you finish the drinks at supper, just drink the balls of the tree!

2- Edible candle to spice up your Christmas drink

You read it right, it’s a decorative and edible candle (by the way, we show you another edible candle here), but it comes with spices like cloves and cinnamon and still mandarin essence.

It is made of coconut oil and cocoa butter and, besides composing the decoration, perfumes the house and, as the candle melts, is ready to be poured into your glass. No more boring drinks this Christmas!

3- Alcoholic advent calendar

Neither in Brazil nor in Portugal we do have the custom of the advent calendar, which consists on a calendar to count down until Christmas (I love it! Hello, food industry, what about us, Brazililian consumers?)

For this, in other countries like England and the United States, where the habit is quite widespread, there are several models of calendars filled with little gifts, one for each day from December until the 25th. It creates an expectation in children and now also in adults , who can count on this calendar of alcoholic novelties. This is from Chase Distillery.

4- Color changing gin

The British distillery The Old Curiosity really captures our curiosity. They launched a color-changing Christmas gin, it becomes pink in the presence of tonic water.

5- Alcoholic card

Do you know when the card is cooler than the present itself? This is the case here, the British Daffi’s Gin, which already includes a bottle of gin.

Bonus: Christmas tree-flavored chips

What to eat while enjoying these drinks? Nothing better than these Christmas tree chips from the English supermarket chain Iceland. No, it’s not the shape of the potatoes, it’s the taste. With pine essence, this is the first snack with a Christmas tree taste, literally!