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Russell Crowe is enjoying his Muff Liquor Company craft gin. PHOTO: Russell Crowe on Twitter
Russell Crowe has again sparked a wave of innuendo on Twitter after sharing that he had sampled the Muff Liquor Company’s gin.
Having shared news of his purchase on New Year’s Eve, the New Zealand-born movie star again took to Twitter this week.
He posted a picture of the bottle of Muff Liquor Company’s gin, saying: “Goes down well ….”
The inevitable Muff puns followed, with one follower saying: “You can't beat a bit of Irish muff Russell.”
Another asked: “What does it taste like?”
A third follower asked: “Diving in are you?”
And one person simply said: “Oh my.”
Some of the other replies to the Gladiator star’s Tweet included:
“Russell....you're so naughty! Lol!”
“Dive in Russell.”
“Tickles the lips?”
“I love putting my lips round a nice cold muff.”
With the Tweet having already been viewed more than 80,000 times, it is great exposure for Muff Liquor Company.
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