DEAD MAN'S FINGERS Rum Cracker Selection, 50 milliliters

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This one looks like your stereotypical image of a mushroom: curved grayish stems that lead to six red rounded caps.

While the metallic touches added welcome Christmas sparkle and the City of London Distillery logo looks smart, the packaging didn’t feel quite as premium as some we tested. Dead Mans Fingers Pineapple Rum - a hit of sweet roasted and candied pineapple notes, with a touch of nutmeg and lime zest. This plant is recognised by its small dark red flowers (though their inner walls are yellow), all of which drop down from the stem.According to the Paterson's Guide to Fatal Fungi, an antidote for Farmer's Worry requires some Royal Gentia.

Open the map and grab the device, hovering over the top of the map, towards the very middle: you should observe a 'Tomb of the Hunter' on coordinates B14. Going here will grant you with two entries for your Specimen Book: the Gilded Dendra and Wandering Bue ones. Not only that, they include a different flavoured vodka in each cracker, including apple, orange, blackcurrant and strawberry, for real variety.Flowers that look like daisys, although with blueish petals (only nine are visible per flower) and a orange-ish centre. For doing this, you should receive the Grey Sandfire entry, and two new plants: Mellow-Glow and Shimmerlung. This is 2ft of white, sparkly packaging finished off with red ribbons, packed with all the Hotel Chocolat favourites, plus a variety of special Christmas-flavoured tipples. Last a petal to secure black blood's reverse' - Elderphinium is a plant used to cure 'Dendra's Miasma', which causes black blood. Once opened, you'll uncover two things: first, a note telling you to 'Follow the Duddon tributary to its source'; plus some weird instructions noted on the back of the box.