The pioneering alcoholic milk drink was inspired by a trip to a hidden gem bar in Barcelona and the 'Leche De Pantera’, a potent cocktail that has its origins in Spain in the 1920s.
A true Glasgow success story, Panther M*lk has gone from originating as a temporary pop-up bar to appearing on Dragons' Den.
Since then it's gone from strength to strength and has just had a refresh, with a new bottle design and the launch of a new range of flavours. With a commitment to sustainability using gluten-free and vegan ingredients, the team say their new matte black 50cl bottles boast a range of modern features including using fewer raw materials in manufacturing and transportation.
The new core flavours of Panther M*lk include Crema, a smooth, and creamy cocktail with hints of vanilla, caramel, and warming spice; Rosa, a fruity cocktail mixing Panther M*lk's secret blend of premium spirits and oat milk with added notes of ripe strawberries; Cafe, which combines Panther M*lk with warm roasted coffee; and Menta, Panther M*lk with added notes of peppermint.
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