Bacardi Breezer Watermelon Bottle 275ml (Case of 24)
Original price was: AED 140.00.AED 50.00Current price is: AED 50.00.
Watermelon breezy, no-fuss, and instantly party-ready, this Bacardi Breezer case is made for stocking the fridge and keeping plans easy. You’re getting a Ready To Drink (RTD) that hits with juicy watermelon flavour and that classic Breezer vibe, so you can spend less time mixing and more time clinking bottles. Packed as a case of 24, it’s the smart move for beach days, BBQs, and “who’s coming over?” group chats!
| Packing | Case of 24 |
|---|---|
| Size | Case of 24 |
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Juicy watermelon flavour, zero mixing, and the kind of grab-and-go energy that makes plans feel effortless. This Bacardi Breezer Watermelon is a Ready To Drink (RTD), which means it’s built for instant cracking, pouring, and getting on with your night.
The big win here is convenience without boredom. Watermelon brings that bright, summery hit, and the Breezer style keeps it super approachable, so it slides into pretty much any hang, from pool days to last-minute house parties.
And because it comes as a case of 24, you’re not doing the “do we have enough drinks?” panic. You’re set for birthdays, game nights, boat days, or just being the person who always has something fun in the fridge.
If you like your drinks easy but still flavour-forward, this is the move. It’s sweet-leaning with a crisp, fruity finish, the kind of bottle you can hand to anyone and know it’ll get a happy nod back.
Tasting notes
- Nose: Fresh watermelon, candied fruit, a light citrus lift
- Taste: Juicy watermelon up front, soft fruit sweetness, gentle tartness that keeps it lively
- Finish: Clean and fruity, with watermelon lingering and a quick citrus fade
Perfect for hosting, picnics, and any night where cocktails feel like homework. Chill a few, bring the case, and you’re suddenly everyone’s favourite guest.
Fun Fact: Bacardi started in 1862 in Santiago de Cuba, and the famous bat logo came from fruit bats that lived in the original distillery’s roof.
