Christmas Fallen Brewing Case of Beers Competition

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Matt’s Cafe has tried to make 2020 a little better by running competitions for you to win prizes all through the year.

Well, December is the Christmas month, so that can only mean one thing, that’s Christmas competitions.

Christmas can be a challenging time looking for gifts for people, but here are a couple of gift guides that may help you with some ideas for people that you need to buy presents for:

Check out the Foodies Christmas Gift Guide

Check out the Lifestyle Gift Guide

Now let’s get into it, what is this competition for?

Well, this is to win a case of Fallen Brewing Beers this would make a perfect present for someone this Christmas.

If you want to make sure you get one of these for yourself, enter the competitions, leave hints or buy directly from Fallen Brewing.

To enter, there are a number of options, so enter as many ways as you can to maximise your chances to win.

While you are here, check out the other Christmas competitions to try your luck and see what you can win. The competitions will be running all through December, so make sure you have a go.

Terms & Conditions

You MUST be 18 or over to enter the competition. The prize must be claimed within 24 days of the winner being notified. This is a joint competition with Matt’s Cafe and Fallen Brewing.

Fallen Brewing will be sending the prize directly to the lucky winner. Once the prize has been dispatched the item is out of our hands and we’re unable to send replacement prizes.

All actions through Gleam must be completed, these will be verified and if the winner chosen is found not doing this, a new winner will be drawn. UK ONLY.

Check out some other competitions here.

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Fallen Brewing Case of Beer

266 thoughts on “Christmas Fallen Brewing Case of Beers Competition”

  5. Charlotte

    The familt had christmas cake but I hate it so skipped desert, made up for it with the amount of cheese eaten haha

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  8. Amanda Botterill

    We had Christmas pud and brandy cream – I struggled to find Christmas Pud anywhere in the shops, I asked on my local facebook page if anyone knew where I could get one and a lovely lady said that I could have hers! So lovely of her

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  26. Linda Curtis

    Trifle home made how my nan use to make it
    With Swiss roll soaked in Sherry on the bottom

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  32. Helen Tyler

    We bought a raspberry pavlova for pudding on Christmas Day but we were way too full to eat it! We are planning on having it tomorrow instead

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  45. Rebecca Roberts

    We had bread and butter pudding followed by a cheese board definitely a diet on Monday!

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  57. Chantel L

    As I’m not a fan of traditional Christmas pud, I had a syrup sponge with Brandy cream .. never again lol

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  61. Pip Bennett

    I had a hot mince pie with brandy butter (and then later on I had another mince pie with double cream!)

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  62. Joan Clark

    We had home made Christmas Pudding made by me and Black Forest Roulade from Lidl and both were yummy

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  77. Kelly Roxanne Smith

    If anything then cheese and biscuits as I’m normally too full by that point 😹😹

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  91. Lindsey Cross

    We enjoy something different each year but it has to be rich and chocolatey served with brandy cream. Yummy

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  101. Megan Kinsey

    We had Christmas Pudding! I also made my first ever Yule Log, with lots of brandy in the filling.

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  102. Caroline Hammond

    I made all of our Christmas puds this year so we had a choice of cheesecake, Tiramisu, black currant and white chocolate flapjacks, millionaire shortbread and chocolate Christmas tree churros

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  123. JANET EMPSON

    SHERRY TRIFLE or a plain one as son says you shouldn’t have alcohol in food! also use angel delight (so 70s) instead of custard

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  126. Jean Cassell

    We’ve postponed our family Christmas until June and I’m going to throw the works at it .

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  133. Phil B

    We always finish off our meal with some crackers and cheese, I dont have a sweet tooth so rarely make a desert

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  164. Karen R

    We usually have Christmas Pudding, but I forgot to buy one this year, so we didn’t have a dessert 🙂

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  179. Christine Purcell

    Irish Cream Dome Gateau from Iceland. Not somewhere I normally shop and it as fantastic for £3.

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  190. Lyndsey cooksey

    My husband always makes a Baileys cheesecake for our dessert. Mmm I can taste it now!

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  196. christine reid

    We dont really have one as too full from lunch, but mince pies and irish coffee will be enjoyed later.

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  207. Emma Wolski

    Hopefully xmas pudding although my other half’s mum likes Black Forest Gateau (not a fan!!) and we are going there so I may have a mince pie instead lol!

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  209. Irene Gilmour

    this year we are having homemade cheese cake and yule log well it is christmas one dessert is not enough

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  252. Carly Belsey

    No one other than me likes Christmas Pud so it looks like it will be mince pies and cream in this house but just ice cream for the kids! They are a boring lot

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  256. Caroline Tinsley

    We’re planning a cream tea instead of the usual Christmas roast, so we’ll have scones and cakes

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  261. Louis

    For desert we have a choice, we have a jaffa cake cheesecake, big eclair from Asda, mince pies or a white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake but we’re probably going to buy more, it’s for a few people not just me!

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  264. Jane Willis

    We call it “black forest trifle” – I make it like a trifle using chocolate swiss roll, brandy, bottled cherries, chocolate ganache, cream, more cherries and of course more chocolate.

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