Bump Caves

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http://www.bumpcaves.co.uk

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Draft House

The Draft House is a small group of Public Houses which aims to do for beer what our culture has done for food and wine over the past twenty years.

We also serve delicious, hearty food which goes well with our beer.

Bump Caves, The Draft House, 206-208 Tower Bridge Road SE1 2UP

BUMP Caves, make your own gin masterclass: preview - olive ...

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Gin-lovers, your ultimate dream has just come true: BUMP Caves, a distillery and cocktail bar in London, has just announced new dates for the ever-popular Make Your Own Gin masterclasses.

Max Chater (pictured main image, above) – BUMP chemist, distiller, and creator of these events – will accompany gin aficionados in their journey to creating their very own gin concoction.

Guests will be able to use BUMP Caves’ Rotary evaporator to formulate their unique distilled gin from base spirit and as many as 10 different botanicals.

You haven’t heard the best part yet: gin fanatics will be able to take home a bottle of their personal recipe, as well as a bottle of BUMP Caves’ Victory Gin.

Distill Your Own Gin masterclasses will take place on a few select dates from February to June.

Bump Caves - bar review | London Evening Standard

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The Bump Caves — London

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According to Charlie McVeigh, proprietor of The Draft House and new venture Bump Caves, the speakeasy is dead – and he isn’t too cut-up about its demise.

Talking about his new place on London’s Tower Bridge Road, he reveals he’s “over” the whole prohibition thing, promising that at Bump Caves “you will not need to drink a cocktail out of a teapot”.

Bump Caves is something completely different, driven by innovative, scientific distillation methods and a sensory experience inspired by the LSD-laced parties of the 1960s “Happenings”.

The central premise is a pairing of craft beers and bumps – spirits distilled in-house by barman/chemist Max Chater – with complementary flavours.

Tom Wolfe’s seminal counterculture work The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test is cited as a major influence on the Bump Cave, so expect boundaries to be pushed in search of greater enlightenment – via better cocktails.

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