Boozy Valentine’s Day gifts – best alcohol presents for your loved one
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FROM champagne to gin, we’ve rounded up the best boozy Valentine’s Day gifts so you can raise a glass with your other half.
If you’re stumped on what to get for February 14, nothing says “I love you” quite like a bottle of your partner's favourite tipple.
We’ve scoured the stores to find you the best and most romantic alcohol gifts out there, including personalised bottles of wine and boozy pamper hampers.
Prices start from £5 for a flowery Jacob's Creek Chardonnay gift set and glass, going up to £50 for posh Moet and Chandon champagne.
Of course, it’s much cheaper if you’re buying a bottle of booze that hasn’t been personalised or isn’t part of a gift set.
For example, this bottle of Louis Delaunay champagne costs £14 in and we’ve previously rounded up plenty of decent wines for under £5.
Most supermarkets have yet to release their full Valentine’s range - so keep your eyes peeled for deals that get released nearer the big day.
If you don’t want to leave it until the last minute, here’s our top picks of the best alcoholic Valentine’s presents.
As always, remember to check the alcohol by volume (ABV) content on each bottle and be when sharing a glass with your loved one.
Champagne
Waitrose truffles and champagne - £27 ()
Personalised champagne bottle - to the moon and back - £34.99 ()
But the cheapest way to personalise a bottle of wine is to buy the label separately - this one costs £2.75 from - and stick it on a bottle of champagne yourself.
Moet & Chandon Brut bottle stopper gift set - £50 ()
We couldn't find this exact gift set being sold elsewhere, although you can get cheaper bottles of Moet and Chandon bubbly for £19.99 plus £4.95 delivery on .
Prosecco
Queen of Fizz personalised prosecco - £19.99 ()
Lindt Lindor and prosecco bouquet - £29.99 ()
Of course, you could make this gift set cheaper yourself by buying the chocolate, prosecco and fake flowers individually.
Aldi pamper hamper - £39.99 ()
Shoppers can also save cash by making their own hamper - you can empty wicker tubs to fill for £5 at .
Wine
Jacob's Creek Vino Chic wine and glass gift set - £5 ()
Like the champagne and prosecco, it's cheaper to buy a personalised label and make your own personalised wine.
This label costs £2.75 from .
If you want to go fancier, this personalised wine set comes with a "Happy Valentine's Day" box and rose.
It comes with a 75cl bottle of sparkling rose, although you can also choose prosecco, and the label can be edited to have your loved one's name on it.
Not on the High Street charge £3.75 for delivery, so remember to add that to your final costing.
We couldn't find another set like this, but if you're watching your finances you can always get a bottle of wine and single red rose to cut down on cost.
You won't have the added fun of a personalised label, but it could save you around £25 to £30.
Gin
Manchester Drinks raspberry and rose gin liqueur - £8
We struggled to find gin gift sets specifically for Valentine's Day but loads of supermarkets are bringing out new romantic bottles just for the day of love.
This 70cl tipple from Home Bargains costs £8 and tastes of raspberry and rose.
You can't buy it online so you'll need to visit your nearest Home Bargains store to grab a bottle.
Asda has also just released a new gin just for Valentine's but their one, which tastes of cherry blossom and lychee, is £2 more expensive than Home Bargains.
Eden Mill love gin liqueur - £18 ()
For online shoppers, Sainsbury's has a minimum spend of £25 plus a charge of between £1 and £7 for delivery.
Edinburgh Valentine's Gin - £31.99 ()
Valentine's whisky tasting set - £19.95 ()
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