Afternoon of Edwardian entertainment
MORE than 100 guests attended the unveiling of The King's Ginger liqueur's new livery at the historic Napoleon Cellars of Berry Bros. & Rudd in St James's.
The King's Ginger
A rich and zesty ginger liqueur originally formulated for King Edward VII
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In his day, King Edward was never far from the newspapers, whether as statesman, sportsman, socialite or due to his, ahem, other pursuits
Now the liqueur created for him is making all the headlines...
November 2009
Moustachioed man shoots rubber duck
A SARTORIALLY immaculate gentleman with unconvincing facial hair was spotted at the Edwardian Day.
Penny Farthing
NEIL Ridley, drinks editor of The Chap, travelled to the The King's Ginger Edwardian Day in the most appropriate manner.
Cocktail Frenzy with Nick Strangeway
AS WELL as being simply delicious on its own, The King's Ginger makes an excellent liqueur base for cocktails.
Moustachioed man shoots rubber duck
A SARTORIALLY immaculate gentleman with unconvincing facial hair was spotted at the Edwardian Day.
Penny Farthing
NEIL Ridley, drinks editor of The Chap, travelled to the The King's Ginger Edwardian Day in the most appropriate manner.
Cocktail Frenzy with Nick Strangeway
AS WELL as being simply delicious on its own, The King's Ginger makes an excellent liqueur base for cocktails.