Captain Morgan has announced a brand new flavour to join their line up of spirits - a Sliced Apple Spirit Drink.
Featuring autumnal flavours, the spirit is perfectly in time for Bonfire Night, as it officially went available today in Asda stores across the country.
The captain has answered fans prayers, as there has been a huge surge in demand for flavoured spirits recently and the new spirit looks to be another crowd-pleaser.
It's the latest flavour to drop from the brand following the release of the hugely popular Captain Morgan Tiki last Summer.
It marries bold notes of apple carefully balanced with Captain Morgan’s unique signature taste, the new Sliced Apple drink offers a unique delicious twist on everyone's favourite captain.
With it's Autumnal themed flavour, it also provides a variety of easy-to-create serve options, whether mixed with lemonade or simply over ice, it can also be heated up in a hot toddy cocktail on those colder nights.
The captain has promised that the new drink is best served with friends, as it is incredibly versatile for you to impress your friends with some wicked cocktails.
Captain Morgan Sliced Apple cocktail ideas
Captain Morgan Sliced Apple and Lemonade
Recipe: Fill a glass with ice and pour in 50ml of Captain Morgan Sliced Apple. Stir in 150-200ml of lemonade, garnish with a wedge of lime and enjoy! 1.25 units of alcohol.
Captain Morgan Sliced Apple Hot Toddy
Recipe: Using a heatproof mug or glass, add 50ml Captain Morgan Sliced Apple and 50ml apple juice. Add 100-150ml of boiling water and garnish with either a lemon wedge or some seasonal spices for a wintery twist. 1.25 units of alcohol.
Captain Morgan Sliced Apple Over Ice
Recipe: Fill a tumbler with ice. Pour 50ml Captain Morgan Sliced Apple over the ice, garnish with a wedge of lime and enjoy this delicious and simple serve. 1.25 units of alcohol.
Captain Morgan Sliced Apple Spirit Drink is available in Asda stores across the country now, with a wider roll out in other retailers due next Spring.
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