The Langham’s ‘Art of the Aperitif’ Martini Bar
New London pop-up bar at the Langham offers, some might say, the best martini in London, along with some tasty hand selected tapas menu to perfectly complement the Artesian creations.
The Langham’s ‘Art of the Aperitif’ Martini Bar
The Langham’s Palm Court in Portland Place hosts an event that is not to be missed by any cocktail fan. Their stylish new pop up bar celebrates the endurance of the Martini brand through a multitude of new cocktails and vintage Martini artwork.
Alex Kratena, winner of various awards including International Bartender of the Year, has also been the mastermind behind The Langham’s Artesian Bar. His inventive approach has been put to perfect use in this exclusive event.
Guests will be offered seven modern cocktails all served with accompanying tapas. A Martini Bianco mixed with Pine, Rasberry and Crodino will be served up with Chargrilled Prawns, Red Chilli and Butter; whilst a Martini Rosato, Bacardi Superior rum, Guava and Martini Bitter is served with Crab, Heirloom Tomatoes and Avacado Ceviche. Those keen to peruse the display of Martini antiquities, including bottles and posters dating back to the 1890s, will be given a complimentary Martini Royale to keep them going whilst taking in the exhibition. The event is open Mondays to Saturdays although make sure to get there soon as it is set to close on 29th November.
Alex Kratena, winner of various awards including International Bartender of the Year, has also been the mastermind behind The Langham’s Artesian Bar. His inventive approach has been put to perfect use in this exclusive event.
Guests will be offered seven modern cocktails all served with accompanying tapas. A Martini Bianco mixed with Pine, Rasberry and Crodino will be served up with Chargrilled Prawns, Red Chilli and Butter; whilst a Martini Rosato, Bacardi Superior rum, Guava and Martini Bitter is served with Crab, Heirloom Tomatoes and Avacado Ceviche. Those keen to peruse the display of Martini antiquities, including bottles and posters dating back to the 1890s, will be given a complimentary Martini Royale to keep them going whilst taking in the exhibition. The event is open Mondays to Saturdays although make sure to get there soon as it is set to close on 29th November.
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