With Christmas around the corner, it’s the perfect time to book a city break. Many cities go all out with festive lights and atmosphere. One such city is London: our ultimate recommendation.
Did you know you can easily combine a London city trip with your passion for whisky?
London is renowned for its historic pubs, hidden spirits shops, and iconic whisky destinations that give your visit that extra sparkle. Whether you’re a die-hard collector or simply love a well-made dram, the British capital has something special for every whisky lover. Here’s how to turn your trip into a deliciously unexpected whisky experience.
Start at Berry Bros & Rudd – the go-to address for whisky fans
No whisky trip is complete without a stop at
Berry Bros & Rudd, the UK’s oldest wine and spirits merchant, founded in 1698.
Step into the characterful building on St. James’s Street and it feels like stepping back in time. Everything tells you this house has seen centuries, look at the floors, the walls, and every last detail.
From rare bottlings to in-house releases and exclusive single casks, you’ll find a bit of everything here. They’ve also just completed a major refurbishment, one more reason to drop by.
Lose yourself in iconic whisky pubs
London has pubs that have been around longer than some distilleries. In a few, pouring whisky is an art form. Think of The Whisky Exchange, where you’ll find dozens of impressive whiskies. You can also taste a range of single malts at The Blackfriar. And there are plenty of places to try superb (whisky) cocktails. You’ll be spoiled for choice.
So, are you into Harry Potter and keen to mix it all up: museums, charming outings, festive vibes, and whisky adventures? Head to London this winter and kick off your city break at Berry Bros & Rudd. You won’t regret it.