Blog posts for Champagne tag:

Champagne seen from an Angel’s eyes

27 Jan 2012
Categories: Guest Blog Tags: Sommelier, The Balcon, Champagne

Champagne is often associated with celebration and luxury. The Tsars drank Champagne, Napoleon celebrated with it when he won, and comforted himself with it when he lost.

A great champagne demands some time to be appreciated, a glass and an open-minded sense, with the discovery of the Champagne makers blend in your glass it will always feel like luxury to drink it.

London’s Newest Champagne & Cocktail Bar Opens

16 Sep 2011
Categories: Bars Tags: Bar, Champagne, London, Reunion, Victoria

I enjoyed a pre-opening glass of champagne at Réunion, London’s newest Champagne and Cocktail Bar located in the newly refurbished Grosvenor Hotel in Victoria.

The bar was buzzing yesterday evening with visitors who had come to look around the £20m refurbished hotel. The ambience is modern and trendy and I just love the tall backed chairs! You have to check them out...

St Pancras Renaissance Hotel

4 Jul 2011
Categories: Hotels Tags: London, Hotel, Renaissance, StPancras, Champagne, Luxury, Tour

I visited the brand new St Pancras Renaissance Hotel in London today which opened its doors on 6th May 2011 and was impressed with the work that has been carried out to restore this wonderful old station hotel to its former glory. The 245 room hotel is divided in to two parts with 60 rooms in the original Chambers side and 187 newly created rooms in the Barlow side.

Royal Wedding Hotel Package

6 Apr 2011
Categories: Hotels Tags: Restaurant, One Aldwych, Royal Wedding, Cocktail, Britain, London, Hotel, Champagne

One Aldwych in London’s West End is currently offering a special Royal Wedding Package.

Guests staying over the long holiday weekend will enjoy accommodation for two, breakfast and dinner. You will be welcomed with champagne and a mini traditional wedding cake and can even enjoy watching the event on the day in their private Screening Room. However, the hotel is located very close to the Processional Route should you wish to see it “live”.

Not to be missed