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Flugel - Let the Duck Out 2cl

Flugel - Let the Duck Out 2cl

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Producer Flugel
Country Netherlands

Tasting Notes

Cherry, Vodka, Sweetness and Red Berries

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More About Flugel - Let the Duck Out 2cl

Since Flügel was launched in 1996, it’s now party time literally everywhere and on a huge scale. Flügel is more than just a drink, more than just a refreshment, more than just a shot to knock back. Flügel is an incredible experience! Flügel can be enjoyed anywhere. At home with friends, together in a bar, or at a festival. In the Netherlands, and all over Europe. Let the duck out together!

There is no other drink in the Netherlands, and far beyond, that is as recognisable as Flügel. It might be small in size but its unmistakable flavour makes it party-size big. Flügel has fans that embrace the drink unlike anything you have ever seen before. Flügel has a unique ritual of its own, which was devised by fans. First, you tap the bottle several times on the bar, then you put the yellow lid on your nose and then bring the bottle to your mouth. That’s the way you let the duck out.

Flügel is a real party-starter which, with its own, unique rituals and eye-catching supporting POS materials, not only creates more fun and excitement in your establishment, also creates more revenue. Most of the time, it is enjoyed in addition to other purchases and suits everyone’s tastes!

Meet the Producer, Flugel

Flugel

Style: Shots

Flügel exists in that strange and glorious corner of the drinks world where nobody’s entirely sure whether it counts as a shot, a party trick or a collective bad decision. Originally from Netherlands, the bright red spirit drink became hugely popular across bars and clubs thanks to its tiny bottles, sweet flavour and the slightly theatrical way people insist on drinking it.

Tap the bottle on the bar.

Uncap it and place the yellow cap on the tip of your nose.

Bring the bottle to your mouth without using your hands, knock it back, and "let the duck out!"