Experiences

The Glenlivet has been appreciated for almost 200 years, all over the world, for its excellence.

Founded by George Smith, it has been crafted in the remote Livet Valley in the wild highlands of Scotland since 1824. As the first licensed distillery in the region of Glenlivet, where almost everyone ran an illicit still on the side, George Smith established himself as an original thinker and creator of the original Speyside single malt.

Operating his distillery freely, he angered many of the long-time illegal producers, resulting in multiple threats on his life. Armed with determination and a pair of flintlock pistols, George risked life and liberty to protect his whisky. He continued operating the distillery until he died and passed his heritage to his son.

For more than two centuries, Maison Perrier-Jouët has cultivated "the art of revealing nature".

The House was founded in 1811 by a young couple, Pierre-Nicolas Perrier and Rose-Adélaïde Jouët, who shared not only a passion for champagne, but also a love of art and nature. They selected Chardonnay as the signature of Maison Perrier-Jouët, defining the floral and complex style of its wines. In 1902, Emile Gallé, one of the pioneers of Art Nouveau, created a Japanese anemone motif for Maison Perrier-Jouët, which would become the emblem of the House and adorn the bottles of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque vintage champagnes.

Located in Epernay, Maison Belle Epoque, is a vibrant expression of Maison Perrier-Jouët art de vivre. Once the historic home of the founding family, Maison Belle Epoque stands as the ultimate testament to Maison Perrier-Jouët’s singular bond with art and nature and houses Europe’s largest private collection of French Art Nouveau.

Midleton’s renowned bounty has been said to have drawn whiskey into being.

The rich distilling history of Midleton, dates back to the 19th century. From its beginnings on the banks of the crystalline Dungourney River, Midleton Distillery’s links with the land run deep and long. In 1984 Barry Crockett Master Distiller Emeritus brought together the very best of the magic of Midleton Distillery to create a whiskey like no other. The finest raw materials, the most advanced techniques, a dedicated team of craftspeople - an orchestra in perfect harmony. The Midleton Very Rare range was born.

Standing the test of time, the distillery was once again brought back to life in 2020 through the Silent Distillery Collection. A distillation from an extraordinary decade of experimentation and innovation.

The oldest of the great Cognac Houses, Maison Martell is renowned throughout the world for the finesse and elegance of its cognacs, the result of a legacy of know-how handed down through nine generations.

The story begins in 1715, when the young and visionary Jean Martell, left his native Jersey to settle in France and found his Cognac House. He travelled regions in search of the finest eaux-de-vie and established ties with local winegrowers. From 1753 onwards, his wife Rachel Martell ensured the transmission of a know-how of excellence defined by unfailing standards and bold choices.

Home of the Martell family for generations, the Château de Chanteloup perpetuates a spirit that treasures tastes and honours expertise and craft. This heaven of serenity, located in the heart of the Borderies terroir, is a vibrant expression of Martell art de vivre.

Royal Salute, the master of exceptionally aged Scotch whisky, is opening up its kingdom with the unveiling of a new home for its luxury Scotch whisky portfolio at the iconic Tower of London.

Royal Salute’s exclusive tasting chamber will be the first place in the world where guests can access Royal Salute’s ‘Treasures Collection’, which includes an enviable, one-of-a-kind whisky library featuring some of the most precious Royal Salute blends released since its creation in 1953.

Join us for an exclusive after-dark experience filled with craftsmanship & sophistication in our new home, the Tower of London.

Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, the spiritual home of Chivas is named after the river which it sits beside. Established in 1786, the Strathisla Distillery is the oldest working distillery in the Scottish Highlands and produces the single malt that sits at the core of each blend. Using traditional wooden washbacks and copper stills ensures only the highest quality whisky is produced for the Chivas house blend.

The Strathisla Distillery is situated in the town of Keith between Aberdeen and Inverness, South Speyside.

James Fleming founded Aberlour Distillery in 1879, choosing a location that not only provided a sure supply of pure spring water that flowed over the pink granite of Ben Rinnes, but also a place rooted in ancient times and noted for its magical relationship with water.

In this special place, the resources of nature and the founder’s passion for making the best single malt combine to make the generously multi-layered whiskies of Aberlour.

Situated in the historic heart of Aberlour, Strathspey, Scotland, the distillery is a scenic 4 to 5-hour drive from both Edinburgh and Glasgow. The journey offers travelers breathtaking views of the Highland landscapes.

Nestled in the scenic Orkney Islands, the historic Scapa Distillery proudly gazes over the Scapa Flow, a natural harbour rich in stories and submerged fleets. Steeped in tradition and using time-honoured methods, Scapa crafts its unique, honeyed whisky from the pristine waters of the local Orquil Springs and the meticulous distillation in a rare Lomond still.

The Scapa Noust, the newly introduced tasting room, welcomes aficionados and adventurers to immerse themselves in the depths of Scapa's single malts. Here, around a hand-carved table, guests can indulge in the distillery's legacy while soaking in panoramic views of the Orcadian landscape.

Conveniently located just two miles from Kirkwall's centre, and with seamless connections to London City Airport, Scapa Distillery is a treasured retreat waiting for discovery.

Founded in the early 20th century, Linn House represents a timeless embodiment of Scotland's rich whisky tradition and art de vivre.

Once the distinguished residence of prominent whisky pioneers, Linn House stands today as an emblem of Scotland's undying bond with its legendary malts and mesmerising nature.

Just a brief drive from Aberdeen or Inverness, Linn House invites guests to bask in Scotland's captivating landscapes, savour iconic scotch whiskies, and cherish timeless moments.

The Chuan embodies the rich and layered terroir and local craftsmanship. In the unique terroir of Emei Mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the year-round precipitation coupled with summer heat creates the exceptional environment for whisky making that increases the intensity of flavours with more evaporation. Chinese ingredients have been fused into high-standard whisky making, such as the use of both European and Chinese barley and the unique mastery of three types of oak from three continents that defines its complexity.

Designed by award-winning China-based architectural studio Neri&Hu, the distillery is built with a timeless architecture that strikes a balance with the landscape and artistry embedded in whisky-making. The site also holds a permanent art installation "Fractal Structure – Infinite Shan Shui" by Zhan Wang, one of China's most celebrated contemporary artists.

The Kyoto Distillery was established in 2014 by the three founders: Noriko Kakuda Croll, David Croll and Marcin Miller. The company may still be in its infancy, but the founders’ journey to build one of the most innovative distilleries in the world began some 20 years ago.

Noriko and David established a whisky importing company in Tokyo in the late 1990s to introduce discerning Japanese whisky enthusiasts to a variety of distinguished single malts from independent Scottish distilleries.

In a world driven by action and that pressures you to set the pace, KI NO BI inspires those who want to slow down and feel in harmony, to suspend time through Kyoto’s Timeless Soul. Because it believes that people should appreciate the beauty of the moment instead of looking for what’s next.