Merlin's Beard! Harry Potter Fans Can Now Buy Bottled…

If you've ever been to London's epic Warner Bros. Studio Tour, chances are you've probably sampled some of their delicious Butterbeer – one of the most popular drinks in the wizarding world of Harry Potter. And now Warner Bros. have launched an online store where you can purchase bottled versions of beverage, meaning that you no longer have to trek to the studio just to grab one.

The butterscotch-flavoured drink can now be ordered online or bought at various stores in the UK (including the Platform 9 ¾ Shops at London King's Cross Station, and Heathrow and Gatwick airports), and is bottled in crafted glasses with exclusive collectible MinaLima-designed labels.

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A description of this vegan and gluten-free drink reads: "Experience one of the Wizarding-World's most loved drinks with bottled Butterbeer. Serve the delicious drink chilled and poured from the bottle.

"The beverage features the familiar butterscotch flavour fans will recognise among other secret ingredients, making it the perfect gift for aspiring wizards and witches. Brewed in the UK, Butterbeer is available to buy in souvenir glass bottles with a collectable label designed by MinaLima."

Order yours here, and see Harry Potter actor Warwick Davis (who played Professor Flitwick, a Gringotts bank-teller, and Griphook in the movies) sample the Butterbeer at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour below.

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