So I’m scratching my head a bit over here. These are far from “bad”, I just don’t think they’re worth buying. We live and breathe sweets and confectionary meaning our customers get the highest quality possible. Our sweets and gifts are perfect for all events such as birthdays, wedding's, corporate events and even Christmas gifts and why not make it extra special by personalising your sweet gifts with a Name, Greeting and Message for that somebody special in your life.

We believe these products may represent a significant breach of the Code… by virtue of their flavour, they have the potential for particular appeal to under-18s. Whilst we do not believe that flavoured alcoholic drinks are inherently improper in their potential appeal, cola flavoured drinks and jaffa cake biscuits are sweet confectionery products which typically appeal to an audience below the age of 18. To blend cola or jaffa cake flavours with a very strong alcoholic product such as vodka brings the potential for that flavour to have a wide appeal whilst masking the drink’s strength.Most places have a stools at the window, perhaps a few metal or thin wooden chairs scattered around the place but there's rarely couches or booths. Oh, and here’s a fun note on the ingredients: “sugar, glucose syrup, acid, citric acid, natural flavour, colours: E104, E129, (E104, E129 may have an adverse effect on the activity and attention in children.”

The company said that in developing the brand since then it had made regular use of the Portman Group’s Advisory Service and that the Advisory Service had raised no objection to the current bottle design in terms of colour, typeface, or the flavour name Kola Kubez. The company disputed that they had glamorised the strength of the drink and pointed out that, at 20% ABV, Stiffy’s was approximately half the strength of vodka.Further, the brand name ‘Stiffy’s’ brings with it undoubtedly equivocal connotations, either based on an overtly sexual reference, or a comment about the alcoholic strength of the drink. We believe the link to sexuality, and obvious attempt to glamorise the strength to represent a breach of the Code.” Complainant