I am intrigued by creative packaging and will admit that this is a guilty pleasure that has lead to many purchases. If a company takes the time to create an innovative and alluring design, then the same dedication will be applied to actual product. What’s on the inside is the reason for going back for more, and Trendland seeks to highlight all the products deserving of a second and third helping.
I am no whisky connoisseur, and hesitantly admit that it is not my drink of choice, but after trying Pig’s Nose Scotch I feel a lot better about all of this whisky business I hear so much about. It is the perfect choice for a youthful and fashionably priced drink, that you won’t catch your grandfather drinking in a dark corner. This is a modern whisky for a new generation. A fruity, barley malt, sweet aroma fills your nose, taking a sip tickles your tongue with a creamy gently taste finishing with salty buttered carmel after-notes. Three boxes will complete the pig illustration and make for one awesome party. Cleverly designed packaging with a truly memorable drink inside. This is a whisky I can get use to.
Pig’s Nose Scotch Whisky and more from Frederick Wildman & Sons, LTD.
Photo Credits: Beth Zink
Kensington & Sons gourmet dipping ketchup is an extra fancy alternative to the popular condiment. Vine-ripened tomato pure, agave, coriander, chipotle peppers, green onions, and other delicious ingredients make this an all natural solution to all of your ketchup desires. this namesake brand is dedicated to the work of Sir Kensington. He is said to be the inventor of ketchup per request of Catherine the Great at one of his fabulous gastro-themed parties. Sir Kensington lived surrounded by lavish food and a taste-making entourage. This ketchup will emulate that lifestyle with every bite. Created with such attention to detail and primly fresh ingredients, this is a product deserving of a spoon and not a squeeze. I have fallen in love with Sir Kensington and his classy ketchup.
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