person, and finishes with a flapper champagne cocktail. Sounds to us like the perfect gift for Mother's Day!If you can't make it personally, why not enjoy The Flapper cocktail at home. After a few, you may find yourself Charlstoning in the kitchen

To recreate the old-style glamour of the roaring Twenties, try this sumptuous cocktail, The Flapper, courtesy of Claridge's   – a perfect treat for Mother's Day!Ingredients15 ml Crème de Cassis3 StrawberriesSmall scoop of crushed ice

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