Oh dear! The first time I ever tasted Babycham was when I was about 17 years old. I thought I was so grown up and sophisticated. This drink seems to have been around for years. The last time I bought any was the day before Christmas Eve 2012. I bought it not for my own consumption, but for my mother in law, who was coming round to our house for Christmas lunch. She absolutely loves the stuff and she prefers it to wine, sparkling wine or even champagne. Obviously, it's not an expensive as a decent bottle of champagne and if she was happier with the Babycham, then all the more champagne for me to drink! I bought four bottles (they came in a pack of four) ...  Read the complete review

Babycham is a Christmas must for me and my Mum, it just wouldn't be the same without it. Babycham was first launched in the UK way back in 1953. In its 57 years it has seen it popularity rise and fall and start to rise again. The Babycham trademark is a cute brown and white fawn wearing a blue bow around its neck. Although Babycham can be found in supermarkets its not sold in pubs and clubs anymore. There are various campaigns to change this but I personally think that alcopops are more popular with young people now. Babycham has always been marketed more at the female customers where as alco pops are aimed at both male and female. Babycham ...  Read the complete review

When we used to drive past Shepton Mallet there was a famous landmark that we always looked out for, on top of the Showering's factory stood a life-size statue of a fawn ( like Bambi), this little `Bambi` deer was the trademark of Babycham, the champagne perry drink that used to be so popular. A glass of Babycham was the first alcoholic drink that ever passed my lips and at that time it was considered chic, sexy and daring to drink the perry. Babycham was served in a special glass, the glass had a long stem, a cocktail style top and the Babycham deer was pictured on the glass. The chilled Babycham was poured into the glass and a cherry on a cocktail stick ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT? A perry that is popular at Christmas as an alternative to wine. THE FLAVOUR Babycham is very sweet and tastes like cheaper wine.  It has got a nice taste and it is lighter than most white wines, I like how bubbly it is and how the sweet fruity taste lingers in my mouth after I have drunk it.  It is too sweet for a lot of people.  My husband does not like it and says to me when I drink it that it is bland but I do not agree with this. WHAT I THINK I have liked Babycham for a long time and I always drink some over Christmas even if I do not drink it at any time over the rest of the year.  It is very cheap ...  Read the complete review

After reading a review on here some time ago it reminded me of how much I love this drink! It proper reminds me of Christmas, as when I was younger (I'm talking aged 13 or so,not 5!) and used to go round my aunt's in Bristol where most my family live, I was allowed some of this after my Christmas dinner as a treat. As a a nostalgic treat we stocked some up a few weeks ago, and I enjoy having a bottle of this whilst wrapping christmas pressies in the evening when madam has gone to bed! - Packaging - It comes in small green glass bottles and the top is similar to those on a beer bottle that need to be removed with a bottle opener and flicked off. If ...  Read the complete review