How to Drink Cognac Like a Pro
In this blog we are diving into the world of cognac. What is Cognac? How to drink it? What different types exist? We will answer all those questions for you. We're here to show you that enjoying cognac doesn't have...
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Reposado Tequila: Your Guide to the Smooth & Rich, Golden Tequila
Read nowAre you curious about reposado tequila? You're not alone. As the UK's interest in premium spirits grows, more people are asking questions about this smooth, golden tequila. At The Liquor Club, we're here to quench your thirst for knowledge (and...
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The Rock's Teremana Tequila - Now Available in the UK
Read nowIf you're a fan of The Rock you've likely heardthat he has his own alcohol brand, its named Teremana Tequila. This small-batch tequila has quickly gained popularity across the United States and is now officially available in the UK, here at...
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Understanding Cognac: VS, VSOP, and XO Explained
Read nowCognac, a jewel in the crown of French spirits, has fascinated taste buds for centuries. Hennessy, founded in 1765, Remy Martin in 1724, Martell in 1715, and Courvoisier in 1828, stand as historic pillars in the world of Cognac. If...
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Discover the Bumbu Rum Range: Original, XO, and Cream Liqueur
Read nowBumbu Rum has captured the attention and taste buds of spirits enthusiasts worldwide with its exceptional taste and top-quality production. Inspired by a centuries-old Caribbean recipe, Bumbu Rum boasts a variety of expressions, including the Original, XO, and Cream Liqueur....
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Five Of The Strongest Overproof Rums Available In The UK
We’ve put together a list of five of the strongest overproof rums available in the UK, some you may have heard of some you may not have known. These ae some of the highest strength rums available in the UK...Read now -
What Is White Rum?
White rum, also known as light rum or silver rum, is a style of rum that is clear in colour and generally has a more neutral flavour profile. It is made from the biproducts of sugarcane including molasses or sugarcane juice. White Rum is typically aged for a shorter period of time, hence the lighter colour than darker rums which are aged for longer and pick up more colour from the process.Read now
