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- Fermented botanical orange drink with ginger and herbal extracts
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- Retro soft drink
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Brand : Fentimans
Product ID/ASIN : B007P2TO3U
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Fentimans Traditional Mandarin and Seville Orange Jigger 275 ml (Pack of 12) Customer Reviews - Average Rating :4.0 out of 5 Stars
Zingy
A refreshing drink with that elusive depth which mainstream 'fizzy drinks' never seem to achieve and without any artificial aftertaste. A good orange zing to it with the hint of the 'botanical ingredients' (speedwell, juniper, ginger).
The Fentimans' range and the presentation of the bottles offers that magic of a bygone era and the anticipation that you are about to enjoy something special. It is probably that overall sense of occasion which makes these feel a treat whereas when I drink mainstream fizzy drinks I am just quenching thirst.
The others in the range are well worth a look at for similar reasons and I have tried both the Ginger Beer and Dandelion and Burdock, which are equally special.
Not quite as orange in real life.
I was really looking forward to trying this as it looked lovely and 'fresh' orangey. It is more like a sparkling squash with a kick than a fresh orange drink. I still liked it although it wasn't what I was expecting. Good price for the case though.
fentiman jigger
I was delighted to find this and with the swift delivery and while it is very tasty and I enjoyed it, it was not as unusual as the victorian lemonade I love
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