The Rum Show, London’s definitive celebration of sugar-cane spirits, is set to return this month, promising two days of discovery, tasting, and tropical cheer. Organised by specialist drinks retailer The Whisky Exchange, the event takes place at Glaziers Hall, London Bridge, on July 18–19.
More than 350 rums and sugar-cane-based spirits will be available to taste, with over 30 producers in attendance, offering everything from funky agricoles to smooth aged sippers.
Premium ticket holders will enjoy unlimited rum samples, and a coveted ‘dream tot’ token…
Premium ticket holders will enjoy unlimited rum samples, a cocktail token redeemable at the show’s lively bar stations, and a coveted ‘dream tot’ token, your golden ticket to a rare or exclusive pour from one of your favourite brands.
Attendees can also explore mini-masterclasses, live demonstrations and Q&A sessions hosted by industry insiders and award-winning bartenders from London institutions like Trailer Happiness and Laki Kane.
The Rum Show is designed as both a celebration and an education, ideal for newcomers as well as seasoned aficionados. From complex aged expressions to punchy overproof styles, there’s something here for every rum lover.
Tickets start at £50. For more information or to register for trade sessions, visit therumshow.com/london.
The Glendronach is celebrating its 200th anniversary with a limited-edition, three cask single malt inspired by the Highland home where the distillery’s story began. The 14 Year Old Glendronach Boynsmill House Edition pays tribute to Boynsmill Estate, where James Allardice founded The Glendronach in 1826. The distillery sits in the Valley of the Brambles in…
Loch Lomond Whiskies has unveiled a 31 Year Old single malt, the distillery’s oldest peated whisky to date. The new expression takes its name from the challenging trail between Inversnaid and Inverarnan on the north-east shores of the loch. The route forms one of the more demanding sections of the West Highland Way, passing through…
Bowmore has joined forces with design studio Snarkitecture for a pair of 20 Year Old single malts. This is Snarkitecture’s first venture into whisky; the design studio is better known for its experimental, arty approach to architecture. Co-founder Alex Mustonen travelled from New York to Islay, drawing inspiration from the island’s landscape and Bowmore’s historic…
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The Rum Show, London’s definitive celebration of sugar-cane spirits, is set to return this month, promising two days of discovery, tasting, and tropical cheer. Organised by specialist drinks retailer The Whisky Exchange, the event takes place at Glaziers Hall, London Bridge, on July 18–19.
More than 350 rums and sugar-cane-based spirits will be available to taste, with over 30 producers in attendance, offering everything from funky agricoles to smooth aged sippers.
Premium ticket holders will enjoy unlimited rum samples, a cocktail token redeemable at the show’s lively bar stations, and a coveted ‘dream tot’ token, your golden ticket to a rare or exclusive pour from one of your favourite brands.
Attendees can also explore mini-masterclasses, live demonstrations and Q&A sessions hosted by industry insiders and award-winning bartenders from London institutions like Trailer Happiness and Laki Kane.
The Rum Show is designed as both a celebration and an education, ideal for newcomers as well as seasoned aficionados. From complex aged expressions to punchy overproof styles, there’s something here for every rum lover.
Tickets start at £50. For more information or to register for trade sessions, visit therumshow.com/london.
Glendronach 14 Year Old Boynsmill House Edition is a sherry-matured whisky with a claret twist
The Glendronach is celebrating its 200th anniversary with a limited-edition, three cask single malt inspired by the Highland home where the distillery’s story began. The 14 Year Old Glendronach Boynsmill House Edition pays tribute to Boynsmill Estate, where James Allardice founded The Glendronach in 1826. The distillery sits in the Valley of the Brambles in…
Loch Lomond unveils its oldest peated single malt whisky to date, 31 years in the making
Loch Lomond Whiskies has unveiled a 31 Year Old single malt, the distillery’s oldest peated whisky to date. The new expression takes its name from the challenging trail between Inversnaid and Inverarnan on the north-east shores of the loch. The route forms one of the more demanding sections of the West Highland Way, passing through…
Bowmore takes whisky lovers on sherry and oak journey with 20 Year Old Captivo Collection
Bowmore has joined forces with design studio Snarkitecture for a pair of 20 Year Old single malts. This is Snarkitecture’s first venture into whisky; the design studio is better known for its experimental, arty approach to architecture. Co-founder Alex Mustonen travelled from New York to Islay, drawing inspiration from the island’s landscape and Bowmore’s historic…
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