Belgravia, Pont Street

Spanning both Belgravia and Knightsbridge, Pont Street stretches from Belgrave Square to Beauchamp Place, crossing Sloane Street in the middle. Famed for its red brick buildings built in the 1880s in what was dubbed the ‘Pont Street Dutch’ style, this charming street has a deeply historic and refined air to it. Known for the Cadogan Hotel where, on 6^th April 1895, in room 118, Oscar Wilde was arrested, it is now home to exclusive boutiques. Jeroboams lies at 6 Pont Street, close to both Knightsbridge and Sloane Square tube stations. With its own dedicated Fine Wine room, where clients can browse some of the finest wines ever produced, attend tastings and events, it is also a fantastic place to sit down for a chat with your account manager and talk about all things wine.