Bombay Sapphire: ‘Infused with Imagination’

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It’s always the way, I’m in London but can’t get to yet another great sounding event! Bombay Sapphire have an event tomorrow (Wednesday 8th June) where guests will embark a luxury yacht at The Savoy Pier, and set sail down the thames whilst enjoying creative cocktails, food and unexpected adventures. Later in the evening guests will arrive alongside the iconic Battersea Power station where guests will be amazed by a special 3D projection.

Australia’s First Families of Wine, an #ARSE4 tasting

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When someone who you only know through Twitter, asks you if you want to attend an event called #ARSE4 then you have to consider what you might be getting yourself into. Luckily, it quickly transpired that the event was Andrew’s Really Secret Event #4, a wine tasting to be held in London with both the [...]

The Gilbert Scott: Cocktail List

Marcus Wareing The Gilbert Scott May Cocktail List

The cocktail list at The Gilbert Scott, Marcus Wareing’s new brasserie looks quite interesting. It appears that it will be a monthly rotation, with some staples on it.

The Coconut Rundown: Pepsi Challenge (Inc. Hoxton Gin!)

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Recently I’ve compared Hoxton Gin, one of the newest gins on the market, to Malibu. This was mainly due to the coconut being such a dominating botanical in the end product.

On entering Graphic Bar last week, and having a chat with Adam and Sarah (of Juniper Society fame), the question was raised: Is it possible to tell the difference between Hoxton Gin, and other coconut rums.

Review: Spuntino, 61 Rupert Street, Soho

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Spuntino, 61 Rupert Street, Soho
Soho is a place for many things, and Rupert Street has a lot to offer. If you aren’t careful you will certainly end up with something more than a nice set of dishes and a classic cocktail.

Walking down Rupert Street I admired the XXX DVD shop to the left of me, and then spotted my destination dimly lit and with no sign. Hoping I was about to enter a restaurant, and not somewhere more sordid.

Review: Polpo Campari Bar, Beak St, London

It’s been about a month since the Polpo Campari Bar has opened, and I thought it best to provide an update. The bar opened on February 8th and is situated in what used to be the old private dining room. If you are familiar with Polpo, this means that it’s downstairs; before you can get [...]

#MEATEASY, New Cross, London

This is a guest post by Jessica Elvidge Despite only being just into its seventh week of opening, word of the #meateasy has got around. Everywhere. In fact, it had barely seen through two weeks before it became the hottest place in town. Down in New Cross, each night, a queue of eager meat-eaters and [...]

Polpo to open a Campari Bar

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Polpo the well known Soho restaurant on Beak St are to open a Campari bar. Those who have been to Polpo will no doubt be familiar with their Aperol Spritz, so it’s nice to see they are also fans of Campari. No doubt a Negroni or two will be made in the new bar. It’s [...]

Selfridges Rum Experience 2011

Selfridges Rum Week 2011

Whilst Selfridges might not always be the cheapest place to buy rum online, or offline (or your other spirits from!), they are good at hosting events and tastings and in the next two weeks across the Birmingham, Manchester and London stores there are a host of great tastings on offer. The events are starting off [...]

Dan Priseman at The Jubjub, Callooh Callay

Dan Priseman, Jubjub, Callooh Callay Menu

It’s well known that I love Callooh Callay, even if there’s not a review of it on here (I really should sort that out!). What I love though, is the fact there is a quirky little bar hidden away, The Jubjub. This weekend Dan Priseman, writer of Bitters & Twisted; Four Roses guru, has a [...]