Description
Little Fat Lamb Shot Bucket brings together sixteen 30ml shots in seven bold dessert-inspired flavours, all packed into a convenient party-ready bucket. This Australian-made variety pack delivers sweet, indulgent liqueur shots at 13.9% ABV, featuring pairs of Legendary Butterscotch, QF Melon, Choc Banana, Salted Caramel, Jam Donut, Sticky Date, and Tiramisu. Each shot offers rich, confectionery-forward sweetness with smooth texture and immediate flavour impact.
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Palate: The collection spans from creamy caramel and chocolate banana notes through to bright melon and classic butterscotch, each shot delivering concentrated sweetness balanced by cream liqueur body. The Tiramisu brings coffee and mascarpone tones, while Jam Donut captures pastry sweetness with berry jam hints. Sticky Date offers toffee richness that coats the palate with warming brown sugar character.
Finish: Short to medium length across all flavours, each shot leaves lingering sweetness without heavy spirit burn, designed for immediate enjoyment rather than contemplative sipping.
Mix the Butterscotch shot into hot chocolate for enhanced depth, or layer the Salted Caramel over vanilla ice cream as an instant dessert topping. The Choc Banana pairs brilliantly with coffee-based drinks, adding a Bananas Foster dimension to espresso martinis or Irish coffee variations.
Serve chilled straight from the fridge, or freeze for thicker, frostier texture that intensifies the dessert character. The compact 30ml format means each flavour delivers full impact without overwhelming sweetness.
Ideal for gatherings where variety matters, or as a playful gift for anyone who appreciates sweet liqueur styles over traditional spirits. The bucket format suits casual sharing occasions, offering multiple flavour experiences without committing to full bottles.
A conversation-starting variety pack that lets guests explore different profiles without the investment of seven separate bottles.








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