Did you know the LED light in the base is designed to last for over 100 hours of continuous activation? That means this bottle will likely outshine the last few dregs of gin. M&S actually filed a design patent for the bottle—it’s not just a gimmick glued to a label, but a genuinely engineered piece of homeware.
Here’s another: the botanicals were chosen for their visual appeal under the light as much as their taste. The dried slices of lemon and pink peppercorns you see floating aren’t just for show—they create a stunning silhouette. It is, in a very literal sense, a picture-perfect spirit.
Marks & Spencer's Light Up Gin Globes Are Back For Christmas 2026
