Bored of always having the same old drinks and mixers? Well, The Twisted Drinks Co's selection of kordials is created using seasonal produce and is sure to tickle your taste buds.
Introducing different fruits, herbs, spices and even vegetables into the mix, their kordial flavours range from Raspberry n Basil and Pea n Mint to Turkish Delight - making your drink completely unique, and your event that little bit more special.
An adventure in drinks alchemy, Twisted kordials are made in Gomshall by artisan drinks business, The Twisted Drinks Co, which is led by the irrepressible Dean Hart.
An exciting step up from elderflower cordial or supermarket squash, these marvellous mixes are created with a large dash of out-of-the-box thinking and are truly unique.
The Twisted Drink Co is also available to run birthday celebration, family gathering, fair and festival bars for up to 70 guests.
It's a sure fire way to get your guests talking, and Dean's unique drinks work well as non-alcoholic sippers or creative mixers for cocktails. His take on a humble G&T using Distillers of Surrey gin and Pea & mint Twisted Kordial is a must try!
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Although these kordials mix perfectly with spirits and make great additions to cocktails, being non-alcoholic, they are perfect for the kids too – just serve over ice with a splash of sparkling water and finish with a fruit garnish.
Dean’s family also run the charming Hilly’s Tea Shop in the beautiful chocolate box pretty village of Shere in Surrey. They are currently delivering cream teas, cakes and cocktails to the local area, and will be launching a Kocktail Klub in due course.
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