'I travel the world in search of Bacardi Breezers... I take my family to all the hotspots'

A mum loves Bacardi Breezers so much she travels the world in search of them. Lisa Terry, 41, loves the rum-infused alcopop as it reminds her of her youth.

She has been as far away as Thailand in her pursuit of the booze - and takes regular trips to Spain and Denmark where they are still widely available.

The 'traditional' Bacardi Breezer was discontinued in Britain in 2015. A new generation was launched in 2019 featuring grown-up flavours like lemon and elderflower - but Lisa is still a fan of the old bottles.

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The teacher from Northwich, Cheshire, she makes sure to stock up when she is on her trips so she can enjoy the drink at home too.

She said: “I just love them. They're a bit of light-hearted fun. They remind me of being young, of dancing, and sitting in the sun. They bring a little of that warm sunshine into your home.

“And because there’s a bit of sugar in them - and some E numbers - they give you a bit more energy on the dancefloor."

Lisa, husband Chris, 46, and their ten-year-old daughter holiday in European and Asian destinations because they are the easiest places to buy Bacardi Breezers.

Lisa checks online for countries that sell them, and then on social media to find shops, bars and hotels so the family can book nearby.

Lisa and Chris have tried making their own versions of the alcopop but couldn’t replicate the light sunny vibe. Mum-of-one Lisa said: “My favourite is definitely the orange one - that was one of the originals.

“I like the passion fruit and mango ones, and I quite like the new light ones you can buy in Europe."

Lisa discovered Bacardi Breezers in the 1990s, when she