Looking for last minute alcohol for your Festive gifts? Try this selection from twice royal warranted Sprits Merchants Berry Brothers.& Rudd, from ginger liqueurs to oh-so-cool cognac.
Glen Moray’s Christmas Three For Your Tree
These three limited-edition, UK exclusives are just in time for Christmas, making them the perfect gift for whisky lovers, old and new.
Give Your Xmas Cocktails Wings With Aviation American Gin
Aviation American Gin – The Perfect Gin for Cocktails and Adding a Touch of Hollywood to your Christmas Festivities
Longbottom & Co Premium Tomato Drinks The Best For Brunch
The range offers two premium, tomato drink varietals: Longbottom & Co Tomato Juice Gently Spiced and Virgin Mary, the first pourable pairs of Mary mixers without the alcohol. They are all free from artificial ingredients, GMO’s and are vegan-certified.
Searcys Turns 175 Years Old
This year Searcys turns 175 years old. To mark such a grand anniversary it is celebrating with style throughout a whole year, starting with a newly refurbished St Pancras Champagne Bar by Searcys.
A Bit of Tiki in Rainy London
Laki Kane a tropical escape bar has launched a new autumn menu and it is set to transport the taste buds to a tropical paradise.
Celebrate International G&T Day (19th October) with a G&T From Around The World
International G&T Day celebrates one of the world’s most recognised drinks. The Gin and Tonic is enjoyed all over the globe and is one of the easiest drinks to make. Why not celebrate with gins from around the world?
Bantof, Soho’s Newest Dining & Drinking Destination
Bantof, the newly launched dining and drinking destination in the heart of Soho has now opened its doors to the public.
Ferg & Harris – Just A Wee Dram ?
Whilst they were in London to present their new whiskies at 100 Queen’s Gate Hotel, part of the Curio Collection, Luisa met with Andy, their brand manager, who also led a whisky tasting.
Gooseberry or Blackberry Gin, That is the Question
Slingsby Gin created an impressive list of gin flavours such as marmalade and blackberry to accompany the colder months in England perfectly.