Hennessy, the world’s best-selling cognac, is returning to Notting Hill Carnival this year with an expanded celebration of Caribbean culture, launching its first-ever Carnival float plus a vivid limited edition release of Hennessy V.S.
For those who know their eaux-de-vie, this move makes perfect sense. Hennessy’s connection to the Caribbean runs deep, dating back to the early 19th century, when its cognacs first found a devoted following in the region. That bond is now being reaffirmed on the streets of West London, during one of the UK’s most significant cultural events.
Hennessy’s connection to the Caribbean runs deep, dating back to the early 19th century…
This year’s Carnival, taking place across the August Bank Holiday weekend (August 24–25), sees Hennessy partner with one of the participating Mas bands to unveil a bespoke float experience. Visitors can expect an immersive celebration of Caribbean music, dance and community spirit; a chance to experience the warmth and energy of Carnival through the lens of the Maison.
Carnival-goers will also be invited to enjoy the Hennessy Coco Cocktail, a refreshing mix of Hennessy V.S, lime juice and coconut water. The serve is designed to reflect the Caribbean palate and will be offered as part of the brand’s float experience.
To mark the occasion, Hennessy has also re-released its Carnival Limited Edition Hennessy V.S, in 70cl and a new 20cl format. The label swaps the classic gold scrollwork for a feathered motif in bright carnival colours.
The Dalmore has added a new permanent whisky to its core Principal Collection, a 17 year old Highland single malt that deepens the distillery’s long-standing exploration of Sherry cask maturation. The Dalmore Aged 17 Years is positioned as an evolution of the house style, building on techniques that have defined the brand for decades. The…
Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge is marking Lunar New Year with a season-long programme of fine dining, to welcome the Year of the Horse in suitably elegant fashion. From early February through to March, the hotel’s public spaces and signature Asian restaurant, Mei Ume, will play host to a series of experiences designed…
Calling all Johnnie Walker whisky fans – a new Blue Label limited edition has just been released for Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse, in collaboration with Hong Kong-born, London-based haute couturier Robert Wun. Wun’s spectacular box and bottle design reimagines the Lunar New Year through his own visionary lens, a tribute to artistry…
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Hennessy, the world’s best-selling cognac, is returning to Notting Hill Carnival this year with an expanded celebration of Caribbean culture, launching its first-ever Carnival float plus a vivid limited edition release of Hennessy V.S.
For those who know their eaux-de-vie, this move makes perfect sense. Hennessy’s connection to the Caribbean runs deep, dating back to the early 19th century, when its cognacs first found a devoted following in the region. That bond is now being reaffirmed on the streets of West London, during one of the UK’s most significant cultural events.
This year’s Carnival, taking place across the August Bank Holiday weekend (August 24–25), sees Hennessy partner with one of the participating Mas bands to unveil a bespoke float experience. Visitors can expect an immersive celebration of Caribbean music, dance and community spirit; a chance to experience the warmth and energy of Carnival through the lens of the Maison.
Carnival-goers will also be invited to enjoy the Hennessy Coco Cocktail, a refreshing mix of Hennessy V.S, lime juice and coconut water. The serve is designed to reflect the Caribbean palate and will be offered as part of the brand’s float experience.
To mark the occasion, Hennessy has also re-released its Carnival Limited Edition Hennessy V.S, in 70cl and a new 20cl format. The label swaps the classic gold scrollwork for a feathered motif in bright carnival colours.
These limited-edition bottles are available now, priced at £37.50, for 70cl, and £11.75 for 20cl. Looking for something rather more classic? We recommend Hennesy XO, available from The Whisky Exchange, priced £180.
The Dalmore 17 Year Old offers deeper take on sherry finished whisky
The Dalmore has added a new permanent whisky to its core Principal Collection, a 17 year old Highland single malt that deepens the distillery’s long-standing exploration of Sherry cask maturation. The Dalmore Aged 17 Years is positioned as an evolution of the house style, building on techniques that have defined the brand for decades. The…
Four Seasons London celebrates Lunar New Year with limited edition cocktails and tasting menu
Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge is marking Lunar New Year with a season-long programme of fine dining, to welcome the Year of the Horse in suitably elegant fashion. From early February through to March, the hotel’s public spaces and signature Asian restaurant, Mei Ume, will play host to a series of experiences designed…
Johnnie Walker Blue Label and haute couturier Robert Wun release Year of the Horse limited edition
Calling all Johnnie Walker whisky fans – a new Blue Label limited edition has just been released for Lunar New Year, Year of the Horse, in collaboration with Hong Kong-born, London-based haute couturier Robert Wun. Wun’s spectacular box and bottle design reimagines the Lunar New Year through his own visionary lens, a tribute to artistry…
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