Rescue New Year s Eve 2021 with these Bacardi cocktails
Save New Year s Eve with these festive cocktails (Getty Images for Bacardi)
The government’s pandemic policy has left New Year’s plans in disarray, and millions of Britons asking if there is any way the holidays can be saved. Fortunately, the creative team at Bacardi have invented a range of festive cocktails to help lift the mood.
So raid your liquor cabinet or book a delivery slot, because in the dying days of a year that most of us would be happy to forget, these recipes offer a glimmer of hope for better things to come. You might not be meeting with friends or visiting family this holiday season, but you can still be in good spirits with these easy to assemble, but delicious drinks. The perfect way to see in 2021.
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Festive cocktails for you to try at home this Christmas (Image: The Rabbit Bar and Restaurant)
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Bacardi forecasts 400% growth in low-ABV sector by 2024 16th December, 2020 by Nicola Carruthers
Bermuda-based Bacardi expects the retail sales value of the no- and low-alcohol ‘spirits’ category in Western Europe to reach US$500 million over the next four years.
Bacardi’s Less is More campaign seeks to drive awareness of the firm’s no- and low-alcohol products
Bacardi, owner of brands such as Dewar’s Scotch whisky and Grey Goose vodka, made the prediction based on data from IWSR Drinks Market Analysis. The sector’s retail sales value in Western Europe was US$100m in 2020.
Bacardi said the mindful drinking movement continues to gain traction across the globe, particularly in Western Europe. The lockdowns and restrictions in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic have accelerated its growth, the firm noted.