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Escape your everyday cocktail!

Swizzle Box takes you on a monthly tiki adventure! Get all ingredients to make 4+ exotic cocktails with our craft cocktail subscription. Recipe cards guide you through each step. Some kits even include barware or tiki mugs! Prefect for hosting a party or date night with your special someone. Subscribe now & enjoy a taste of the tropics at home!
  • Each kit contains enough ingredients to make 4+ cocktails, and some kits include barware, glassware, or tiki mugs!
  • Your kits include a variety of ingredients such as juices, bitters, purees, syrups, garnishes, seltzers, mixers, and more!
  • Tiki drinks require very specific alcohols to create each drink. Although we do not include the alcohol, we provide guides on which ones to use with each kit!
  • With our cocktail kits, you'll have everything you need to create delicious and impressive tiki cocktails that are sure to wow your friends at your next home party!
  • Perfect for those who want to get into the tiki drink lifestyle but do not know where to start!

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