Within a week they will be bitter enemies again . But David Cameron tried to bring some cheer to final Coalition Cabinet meeting today by giving all of his ministers a free bottle of beer . The unique brew called 'Co-ale-ition ' combines oak flavours to represent the Conservative party and 'zesty lemons ' in tribute to the Lib Dems . Nick Clegg provided crisps form Yorkshire . Communities Secretary Eric Pickles tweeted this picture from inside Downing Street of the gift from the Prime Minister for the final Cabinet meeting of the coalition . The bizarre gift greeted the 33 ministers who attend Cabinet each week , along with numerous aides , advisers , officials and spin doctors . The Co-ale-ition beer was produced by Wychwood Brewery , based in Mr Cameron 's Witney constituency . The gift was made the morning after the night before , as the Tories nurse the political hangover of Mr Cameron 's surprise announcement that he would not seek a third term in Number 10 . Senior ministers including Defence Secretary Michael Fallon hit the airwaves this morning to defend the decision as 'sensible ' before arriving in Downing Street for the Cabinet meeting . Home Secretary Theresa May was named by David Cameron as a possible successor . Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond , who has also been tipped as a leadership challenger , left Number 10 with his bottle of beer . Culture Secretary Sajid Javid , Environment Secretary Liz Truss and Tory party chairman Grant Shapps arriving in Downing Street . Lib Dems lined up outside Number 10 for the final time before the election . Pictured are David Laws , Danny Alexander , Jo Swinson , Nick Clegg , Ed Davey , Don Foster , Alistair Carmichael , Stephen Wright and Vince Cable . Sitting around the coffin-shaped Cabinet table were some of those Mr Cameron endorsed as possible successors , and several who also covet the top job . In an interview with the BBC , Mr Cameron said : 'There definitely comes a time where a fresh pair of eyes and fresh leadership would be good , and the Conservative Party has got some great people coming up : the Theresa Mays , and the George Osbornes , and the Boris Johnsons . ' Mrs May was seen arriving in Downing Street this morning . But also in attendance with several Tory ministers who have been tipped as future leaders , including Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond , Culture Secretary Sajid Javid and Environment Secretary Liz Truss . Nick Clegg gave each member of the Cabinet a pot of crisps from his constituency . Wychwood Brewery of Witney created a special Co-ale-ition Beer , bearing a label showing Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg waving in front of the famous Number 10 door above the slogan 'Indispensable political ale ' . Wychwood 's Chris Keating said : 'We 're delighted the Prime Minister has chosen to support a local business from his constituency to reflect on the last five years and commemorate the occasion with a specially crafted beer for his colleagues . ' Mr Clegg gave his colleagues a tub of Henderson 's Spicy Yorkshire Sauce crisps , branded Coalition Crunch for the occasion . Mr Clegg said : ' I 'm tremendously proud to represent a city that has given the world so many fantastic things over the years . Henderson 's Relish is just one of the world famous products to have come out of Sheffield . 'At the end of the five years of this Coalition Government , I could not think of any better gift to give my fellow Cabinet members than a tub of the Spicy Yorkshire Sauce flavoured snacks made by Yorkshire Crisps . 'The Coalition Government has cut taxes for 200,000 people in Sheffield ; put £62 million into our schools to help the most disadvantaged children and found £1.2 billion to bring every road in the city up to standard . ' I hope that this gift from the city is a nice reminder of what this Coalition Government has delivered for the North generally and Sheffield specifically . '
Prime Minister leaves gift on Cabinet table for all 33 senior ministers . Last time Tories and Lib Dems will meet in No.10 before general election . Comes the morning after Cameron ruled out serving a third term as PM . He named Theresa May and George Osborne as potential successors . But around coffin-shaped Cabinet table were others with an eye on top job .