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Glenmorangie’s Oldest Whisky Comes With a Work of Art

GLENMORANGIE has released the oldest whisky in its history; aged for half a century and limited to 149 numbered bottles worldwide, Glenmorangie 50 Years Old offers a rare taste of the distillery’s past. The whisky was made using some of the last barley malted on the floor of Glenmorangie’s Highland

Eve collaborates with Everleaf on a mocktail menu for Dry January

EVE, the recently opened restaurant, bar and cafe located between the beautiful walls of the aparthotel Ember Locke, invites all

Glass enjoys Dry January at NoMad’s Side Hustle Bar

LOCATED just a stone’s throw from Covent Garden lies the iconic NoMad London – a World’s 50 Best Hotel. Taking

Glass Last Minute Christmas Gift Guide for Drinkers 2023

IF YOU’RE still searching for that special Christmas gift for a loved one, it’s not too late. Whether it’s a

Síbín calls whiskey connoisseurs to enjoy new Whiskey Passport experience

THE GREAT Scotland Yard Hotel has unveiled its latest adventure, the Whiskey Passport, located at Síbín’s elegant speakeasy in central

Glass Luxury Drinks Christmas Gift Guide for 2023

MOST people love to have a little drink to celebrate the Christmas season after a long, hard year. If you

Glass unwinds after London Fashion Week

FOLLOWING the excitement of London Fashion Week, the Glass team enjoys an evening together to wind down in East London.

Glenmorangie offers exclusive Tokyo-inspired weekend getaways

IN HONOUR of the distillery’s new exclusive single malt whisky, the Glenmorangie House is offering a one-of-a-kind luxury getaway experience.

Glass enjoys ‘A Taste of the World’ at Sofitel St James Bar

WHAT could be better than indulging in a brand-new cocktail menu after a busy Sunday afternoon in the heart of

Exploring wine and art at the edge of the Mediterranean

LIGHT afternoon breeze welcomes me as I arrive in Provence, a home of a family-owned vineyard Château Sainte Marguerite. Picturesque architecture


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