Month: November, 2021

On the pour: 1970 Graham’s Vintage Port

Each month, we turn the spotlight on a different wine that’s available to taste in our London Shop at 63 Pall Mall. For November, Ian Campbell has chosen a deliciously rich Vintage Port – just the thing on a dark autumn evening. 1970 Graham’s Vintage Port What is it? 1970 was “declared”, to universal acclaim, […]

It takes two: in conversation with Nicolas-Jay

Over a glass of wine, Jay Boberg and Jean-Nicolas Méo of Nicolas-Jay discuss their latest vintage, making wine in Oregon, and the parallels between winemaking and music. An American music executive and the heir to a Burgundian domaine may seem an unlikely duo, but Jay Boberg and Jean-Nicolas Méo have been producing hit after hit […]

Glenmorangie Cognac cask: a symbol of innovation

Our Spirits Buyer Rob Whitehead looks to the future of Glenmorangie – and raises a dram of 13-year-old Cognac Cask Finish to its innovation. There are few distilleries in Scotland so well-recognised as Glenmorangie. From their unusually tall stills, via the famous “16 men of Tain” who craft every drop that leaves the distillery, to […]

The dark art of distilling with Bruichladdich Distillery

The Bruichladdich Distillery is located on the remote Hebridean island of Islay. We speak to Master Distiller Adam Hannett about the intriguing process behind the bottling ahead of the exclusive pre-release of their Black Art 9 with Berry Bros. & Rudd.  For centuries, Islay has been regarded as the perfect place to make whisky. Its rich history spans from the times of illicit distilling to […]