Autumn/Winter Fanzines
Every quarter we publish our very own fanzine, themed around the arts in London. Our Autumn/Winter edition is now available in store now, and available to view online as pdfs: Central, West and Hampstead.
The First Ever Autumn Bin End Sale!
Autumn is on the horizon – if we’re not there already (we can’t tell) – which means getting ready for Christmas. Which also means preparing our shelves. Luckily for you, this means a pretty spectacular bin end sale!
Introducing: Fenlands London Dry Gin
Without sounding like a stuck record, the world is awash with far too many gins – and a good portion of those are perhaps not the greatest quality. I have talked about this before in a previous blog post. To summerise, with such a huge swell in popularity comes a number of people looking to make … Continued
Gipsy Hill and the Ancient IPA
Back in the late 18th century, when the East India Company were regularly making the six-month ship trip from London to India, they came encountered a problem: all their Pale Ales and Bitters were going bad only a couple of months into the journey. Of course, this was catastrophic! Imagine coming to the end of … Continued
Trends For The Year Ahead
Predicting the future would be a handy talent to have; one that would most likely make you very rich when put to good use! But predicting it is only half the battle; the other is doing something to shape it. Trend spotting is big business in any industry. Part comes from ascertaining the reason why … Continued
Apocalypse Spirit: Brewing and Distilling for the End of the World
With a record number of distilleries opened in the UK in 2017 – 39 to be exact – thanks to the huge surge in popularity of craft spirits, we are primed for a future rich in domestic gin, whisky and everything-else-high-ABV production. Along with the professional outfits, there is a concomitant rise in people brewing … Continued
Joanna Simon’s Wine of the Week: Jeroboams White Burgundy
We are exceptionally pleased to have one of our own label wines featured as Wine of the Week by one of the most respected wine writers out there, Joanna Simon. Joanna has been writing about food and wine since the 1980s, featuring an impressive 22 year stint as the wine critic for The Sunday Times. … Continued
Bouza: Time to Drink Uruguayan
Bouza (pronounced Boozer) is a small family owned producer with 35 hectars of vineyards planted over 4 separate vineyards, spread out over southern Uruguay. Yes, Uruguay! The estate was founded in 2000 by Juan and Elisa on the site of a 1940’s winery and with their single vineyard Tannat releases, have rapidly become perhaps the … Continued
In The Press
It’s been a busy time for wines as they’ve found their way into a number of publications off the back of glowing reviews. We take a look at a few of the highlights from the press… “Jeroboams’ (relative) exotica” Jancisrobinson.com Jeroboams are sponsoring a wine tasting run by Jancis Robinson for the upcoming Financial … Continued
A Tour de Taittinger
Pippa Mistry-Norman, Assistant Manager of Jeroboams Notting Hill, takes us through a visit of the sights and sounds of Champagne, courtesy of Taittinger. The forecast in Champagne was ideal for the Jeroboams retail team trip hosted by Taittinger (Official Champagne of the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia) this past week: 30ºC and a high chance of … Continued
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