This beer and other non-alcoholic beer on average have around 4 syns for a 330ml beer, while a regular beer could have up to 8 for the same amount, making it an excellent choice for cutting syns with.

David White, Marketing Director at Accolade Wines, says ‘Echo Falls is once again bringing a new and innovative flavour experience to market. This spirit infused wine is a unique style which combines all of Echo Falls’ much-loved qualities with the latest drinks trends; creating an exciting new sales opportunity for the trade with a product that both existing and loyal consumers will love.’ The launch will be supported with five new and delicious drink recipes that have been specifically created to elevate the unique flavouring of the Summer Berries Pink Gin, and will be used across wider consumer PR, digital and social on Echo Falls’ channels.Eat before - Eating before drinking avoids your appetite from being stimulated by drinks and stops you from reaching for unhealthy foods. Echo Falls first dipped its toes into the gin market earlier this year with the launch of a rosé wine and gin fusion.And it isn’t the only wine brand looking to cash in on the gin boom. Although orange juice is high in sugar it can be drunk in moderation on the slimming world plan, it's worth noting that unconcentrated orange juice has fewer syns than concentrated orange juice due to the difference in strength.

Accolade Wines, the UK’s number one wine company, has announced the launch of a new rosé wine and gin fusion under the umbrella of its second largest brand, Echo Falls. The brand was “always looking for a way to bring new news to the drinks market and research shows that the Echo Falls consumer is eager to try out novel and exciting products”, said Accolade marketing director David White.

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If you're a lover of hot chocolate, then options hot chocolatewith a splash of milk is a must-have for you on the slimming world plan. The infusion drink, which is available from a number of retailers including Co-op and B&M , combines the brand’s famous rosé wine with a gin, summer fruit concoction, which proved popular with shoppers looking for a taste of summer.