Handcrafted in Cornwall with unique flavour combinations and a passion for challenging convention, Dead Man’s Fingers Rums pack big taste into their mini 50ml bottles. This plant is recognised by its small dark red flowers (though their inner walls are yellow), all of which drop down from the stem. If you’re looking for a bold, rum-heavy selection for a Christmas dinner with a difference, these are sure to be a real talking point. From super-colourful packs to beautiful boxes, we’ve rounded up the best of the bunch to do justice to your table this year – whether it’ll be packed with people you didn’t get to see over lockdown, or you’re planning a small-but-special do.

Mix it with lemonade and a lime wedge or if you're feeling all tropical mix it with pineapple juice. We won't be covering (most of the) plant identification: the game mostly tells you which Plant give to who, so it's redundant to go over those. Their leaves are rounded and green-coloured, becoming clearer as you get close to their ends; and they slightly droop downwards. On this Day, you'll also be visited by Amos Duncan, who has some notes your deceased uncle left behind. This plant is easy to recognise given the way it grows upwards: all of the stems curl, and are in constant movement.Appropiately, this event majorly determines the outcome of the game: whether you let the Woken Dendrew win or not. The flower meanwhile, is a barely open (strong) red bulb, out of which two stamen with yellow ends come out. Coffee Rum – Perfect for coffee lovers, this spirit holds rich depths of earthy arabica beans, bitter espresso, and a hint of creamy chocolate. Despite the slight lack of alcohol, we felt that these crackers had the edge compared to some we tested on packaging alone.

Let's check our map out, and we'll learn that there's only one cave east of Arnside, the White Sear Cave on coordinates P32. With six crackers per pack, these are perfect for a medium-sized gathering, and we enjoyed the shock of bright colours, punchy design, and matching rum miniatures inside. Let's try and go look for it ourselves: given the directions we've got, our destination should be on coordinates K19.

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It seems a certain Amos Duncan was attacked while on the city of Gosforth and went to the forest south of it to rest up and heal. Granted, they’re not the most typical Christmas colours, but the sparkly design got us feeling fancy, with the writing on the side wishing us a “Merry Gin-Mas”, plus a little pun reminding us to “get into the Christmas spirit”, which we enjoyed. Again, there are no traditional Christmas shades to be seen, but we loved the bright jewel colours, which would stand out on any festive table. The packaging leaves no surprises about what’s inside, with “The Lakes Gin” written clearly on each cracker – but that scarcely diminishes the excitement. By now, you should know what this means: open your map, grab your Bryer's Disk and place it on top of Foxfield.With their gold, starry design and mix of pink and black colours, these crackers strike a cute balance between the usual Christmas glitz and a more sophisticated air. While nothing quite beats the leopard print Raisthorpe Manor crackers for showstopping shades, this Whitley Neill Gin pack isn’t holding back. Affiliate links don’t offer you a discount unfortunately, but do help to support my channel by paying me a very small teeny commission. Brits reportedly pull more than 150 million crackers every year, but we reckon these boozy ones will offer a more spirited sparkle to your seating plans than the usual array of forgettable toys and terrible jokes. If you want to help, open the travel menu ('The Will to Explore') and get to their location, in coordinates J17, which are, just as said: "(.