Distillery Tour & Guided Tasting
Join our Founder Rupert Holloway at the Distiller’s Table for a two-hour journey into the Conker story — from our humble beginnings to…
Check Availability →From 500-year-old coaching inns to cutting-edge craft breweries, drink your way through England's finest pub culture.
Join our Founder Rupert Holloway at the Distiller’s Table for a two-hour journey into the Conker story — from our humble beginnings to…
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Check Availability →"The pub is the heart of England” according to the 17th century diarist Samuel Pepys. So, to explore the Toon’s heart, we have…
Check Availability →Treat yourself and friends to a gin and tonic and selection of small batch gins as our distiller takes you on a journey through the…
Check Availability →Sip and savor five distinctive whiskeys with Gareth Irvine, founder of The Copeland Distillery. Dive into rich flavors, fascinating…
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Check Availability →Embark on a captivating 2.5-hour journey through London’s hidden royal pubs, where history and intrigue intertwine. Discover secret…
Check Availability →Visit the oldest, quirkiest, and most storied pubs in the city. Hear about literary regulars, Dickensian snugs, and the pub where the Great Fire of London was plotted.
Tap rooms, microbreweries, and bottle shops serving everything from hazy IPAs to barrel-aged stouts. London, Manchester, and Bristol lead the scene.
Go behind the scenes at working breweries. See the mash tun, smell the hops, and taste straight from the conditioning tank.
Learn the difference between bitter, mild, porter, and stout. Real ale from cask — hand-pulled, naturally carbonated, and served at cellar temperature.
Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese (1667), The Blackfriar (Arts & Crafts interior), and the pubs where journalists and barristers have drunk for centuries.
The George Inn (the last galleried coaching inn in London), The Anchor (where Pepys watched the Great Fire), and Borough Market beer stalls.
The epicentre of Manchester's craft beer scene. Cloudwater, Track, and Marble Brewery tap rooms within walking distance.
Medieval streets lined with traditional pubs. The Guy Fawkes Inn sits on the street where the plotter was born.
Left Handed Giant, Moor Beer, and the oldest pub in Bristol (The Hatchet, 1606). A thriving craft scene on the harbour waterfront.
The Eagle (where Crick and Watson announced DNA's structure), The Anchor, and riverside pubs overlooking King's College.
English pints are 568 ml — larger than US pints. Halves are perfectly acceptable and let you try more beers across the tour.
Most pub tours include tasting pours but not food. Line your stomach — a ploughman's lunch or a pie does the job.
Card payments are universal, but a cash tip for your guide (5-10 GBP) saves them the processing fee.
Pubs close at 11 PM on weeknights, midnight on weekends. Plan your evening — 'time at the bar' is called 20 minutes before close.
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