Who we are and what we do...

We edit the drinks trends, where your sure to find the perfect match, for your event or party requirements. Superbly appointed, find eclectic new beverage styles, or old favourites, something for every taste and suited for every occasion. Discerning locations around the heart of the capital, a vibrant & fun education tool, with exceptional lessons in wine tasting and cocktail mixology. Say so-long to that tired watering hole and go for a beverages upgrade, spanning regions and vintages, for that big date, work promotion or holiday drinks ideas.

The right grind of bean for the brew method is key. Using coffee that's too coarse will make drinks acidic, thin and drying. Too fine will make it bitter, silty and astringent. Use finer grinds for espressos, medium fine for stovetops or the AeroPress, and coarser grinds for filters and cafetieres.

Through collaborating with some of the world's top bars & drinks brands

For all their talismanic power, our #porters maintain the hallmarks of haute joaillerie, fine antiques & masterpiece art, silver or gold cutlery, luxury couture fashion, to withstand the rigours of modern lifestyle; having held sales & visual merchandising roles at ‘Poltrona Frau', Italy, as well as ‘Saks Fifth Ave'. NYC.

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The rarefied world of fine living is a serious domain considered a rite of passage for the newly minted gentry. Commensurate with your social standing, as with everything these days are homogenised, the last stand of individual, aesthetic identity: custom-made.

When you're buying coffee beans, you should be checking the bag for the roast date, not the best before date. It needs time to rest – two or three days for filter, four to seven for espresso. After that, the fresher the better, and generally no more than four weeks after roasting. And, while you're looking at it, check for information on variety, process and origin, so you've got a better chance of finding seasonal, traceable coffees.

Where to stay for Guy Fawkes, 'Fireworks' weekend

Sofitel and Premier Inn have topped a consumer survey as the best-rated UK hotels, while Britannia Hotels has come bottom for a second year running.

The survey by consumer group Which? asked nearly 6,000 people to rate their experience of stays in small and large hotel chains.

Sofitel and Premier Inn, despite their different price points, ranked first and second respectively.

The ratings were based on nine categories, which include cleanliness, customer service and value for money.

Sofitel scored an average overall customer score of 83%, while Premier Inn scored 82%.

Britannia Hotels sat at the foot of the rankings once again, ranking worst of the 29 chains rated. It scored just 33% and its hotels were criticised by Which? members for being "run down" and "well past their best-buy" dates.

Trading Since

2009