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Tuesday 02 December 2014 8:16 pm

Festive drinks

By: Express KCS

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Drinkable delights for a very merry Christmas

Courvoisier XO
If it’s good enough for Napoleon, it’s good enough for your loved ones. Award-winning Courvoisier XO is rich, full-bodied and smooth.
£70.95
thewhiskyexchange.com

D1 Daringly Dry Gin
There’s no G&T like a Daringly Dry G&T. Complete with funky bottle.
£39.95
harveynichols.com

Balblair 69
This exceptional single malt was matured in American oak, ex-bourbon hogshead casks.
£1,300
shop.balblair.com

Luc Belaire Rare Rosé
Don’t be put off by the garish branding, this is a wonderfully elegant sparkling rosé.
£29.99
selfridges.com

Glenmorangie 25 year old
When it comes to single malt, Glenmorangie always delivers. The 25-year-old is one of the best ever vintages. £270
glenmorangie.com

Redbreast 21 Year
This beautifully balanced 21-year-old Irish whiskey beats the Scots at their own game.
£150
thewhiskyexchange.com

Krug by Krug Lovers
This coffee table book tells the 143- year history of Ernest Hemingway’s favourite champagne. £40.00
amazon.co.uk

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