Cyber Monday Deal: Carry-On Cocktail Kits 50% Off via Amazon
Just in time for stocking stuffers, Kwanzaa cheer and Hanukkah gifts, these little inflight cocktail kits are about 50% off via a Cyber Monday Amazon lightning deal.
The idea is that your liquor may be FAA-regulated, but the accoutrements that accompany it don't have to be. Each kit comes with all the fixins for popular drinks such as The Old-Fashioned, The Margarita, The Gin & Tonic, The Hot Toddy, The Bloody Mary, The Champagne Cocktail or The Moscow Mule.
Inside each reusable metal tin, which fits comfortably inside a pocket, you’ll find everything you need to mix in and mix up your next best drink. You'll even have enough to share: each kit includes enough for two cocktails. Inside the Old-Fashioned kit, for example, you'll find small-batch aromatic bitters, cane sugar, a travel-size bar spoon and muddler, a recipe card and a linen coaster. The Margarita kit will include small-batch margarita syrup, rimming salt, 1/2 oz jigger, a travel-size bar spoon, a recipe card and a linen coaster.
Each kit retails for $24, which is a little bit steep considering you don't get spirits to go alongside. But Amazon's Lightning Deal currently offers these for much cheaper: You can purchase single kits for as low as $10.94 as of the time of publication, or two-packs for $24.48 as of the time of publication.
Don't forget to utilize a shopping portal for extra earnings or shop through AmazonSmile to contribute to your favorite charity through your spending. And, of course, this is a really great way to utilize your Amex Offers or Chase Ultimate Rewards savings if you're one of the lucky targeted shoppers. There's an additional 15% coupon you can clip on the Amazon product page for additional discounts. Do note that not all kits cost the same, so check the price on the site before adding it to your cart. Also, firsthand research shows that you can only purchase one of each item at the lightning-deal discount; however, two-packs and single kits are considered separate products.
As W&P says, "Just add the hard stuff and stir." Cheers!
