THIS MONTH AT BABY BOTTLES
As the nights draw in, the air chills, and pumpkins begin to glow on doorsteps, we at Baby Bottles Wholesale are raising our glasses to the spookiest season of the year. October is the month of tricks, treats, and tipples — and we’re here to make sure your shelves are stocked with everything your customers could possibly desire for their Halloween celebrations.
From crisp, golden ciders that echo the harvest season, to bold, rich red wines perfect for cosy nights in, to spirits that pack more punch than a haunted house — our range this month has been carefully curated to help you capitalise on the festivities. And of course, we’ve got plenty of soft drinks too, ensuring there’s something for every guest at the party, little ghouls and designated drivers included.
Halloween is no longer just about costumes and candy — it’s become one of the most creative party seasons of the year. Whether your customers are hosting eerie cocktail nights, stocking up for lively student events, or simply looking for seasonal beers and ciders to enjoy with friends, you’ll find the wholesale essentials right here.
So, pour yourself a glass (if it isn’t too early in the day), and dive into our October edition. Let’s make this Halloween one to remember — with stock that’s as irresistible as a cauldron of witches’ brew.
SPORT THIS OCTOBER
October has arrived, and with it one of the busiest months in the sporting calendar. Across football, Formula 1, rugby, American football and horse racing, fans are being treated to a packed schedule that promises drama, intensity, and more than a few surprises.
In English football, the Premier League and EFL seasons are now in full swing. After the August and September fixtures set the tone, October offers crucial matches as teams begin to establish themselves at the top— or battle to climb out of early trouble. On Sunday 26th October, fans can look forward to clashes including Arsenal taking on Crystal Palace at the Emirates, with Chelsea hosting Sunderland, Brentford against Liverpool, and Newcastle welcoming Fulham on Saturday 25th October. These fixtures fall at a time when every point matters, with the autumn stretch often proving decisive in shaping ambitions for the rest of the campaign. In the EFL, too, October provides a congested fixture list as Championship, League One and League Two sides push through the grind of the season, hoping to put down markers before the winter months set in.
Meanwhile, Formula 1 fans have their eyes firmly on Singapore, as the Marina Bay Grand Prix lit up the streets between 2nd and 5th October. The night race, a favourite on the calendar, is a stern test of both driver endurance and car reliability. With Oscar
Piastri, Lando Norris and Max Verstappen battling it out near the top of the standings, the 2025 championship remains finely poised. Every point counts, and Singapore’s unforgiving circuit is expected to play a crucial role in determining momentum heading into the final races of the season.
Rugby takes centre stage this month too, with the Rugby Championship drawing to a close. On 4th October, Argentina face South Africa in a one-off clash at Twickenham, a fixture that will attract huge attention from both hemispheres. Domestic rugby union also provides plenty of action, with the Premiership in England hosting high-stakes matches, including Bath against Sale Sharks on 3rd October. With the international calendar and domestic leagues overlapping, October is set to be a showcase of both club grit and international flair.
Across the Atlantic, the NFL is now fully underway. After kicking off in September, October brings Weeks 5 through 8 of the regular season, with several headline fixtures capturing attention. On 5th October, the Minnesota Vikings travel to face the Cleveland Browns, while later in the month the San Francisco 49ers visit the Los Angeles Rams, and the Pittsburgh Steelers head to Cincinnati for a divisional showdown. October also sees the Tampa Bay Buccaneers square off against the Detroit Lions, one of many fixtures with playoff implications even at this relatively early stage of the season.
Horse racing enthusiasts also have plenty to look forward to. In Ireland, Thurles Racecourse is set to reopen on 9th October, a welcome return to action after a period of closure, bringing fresh excitement to the national hunt season. In the United States, the autumn steeplechase calendar comes alive with major meetings including the Foxfield Fall Races on 5th October, the Virginia Fall Races and Genesee Valley Hunt Races on 11th October, the prestigious Far Hills Race Meeting on 18th October, and the International Gold Cup on 25th October. Over at Saratoga, top-class flat racing continues with Group 1 highlights such as the Champagne Stakes and the Frizette Stakes, both running on 4th October. These fixtures not only offer big purses but also act as key stepping stones towards November’s Breeders’ Cup.
Put together, October 2025 is shaping up as a thrilling month of sport. From Premier League showdowns under the floodlights, to the glamour of Formula 1 in Singapore, to the crunch tackles of rugby and the high stakes of the NFL, not forgetting the thunder of hooves at some of racing’s most storied venues, fans around the world have something to savour. It is a month where narratives are written, titles are shaped, and memories are made — the perfect reminder of why autumn is such a rich season for sport.
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