Rum-Bar by Worthy Park Silver Overproof - 70cl

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I’ll need to practice my slow cocktail shaking while maintaining sultry eye contact before giving that a go!

Thanks to the chilled out vibes that radiate from the bar, you could even pretend you’re in the Caribbean if you try hard enough. Though there’s an indoor cocktail bar, most drinking and socialising usually takes place outside in the large, walled terraced garden, which is decked out with outdoor sofas, picnic tables and other seating, and jollied up with fairy lights. As well as classic Cuban cocktails such as mojitos, the bar has its own creations such as HMS Somerset – white rum, elderflower, lime, mango and apple juice. We’re written articles aplenty on where to drink cocktails in London, often highlighting some of the best cocktail bars in the world that just so happen to be in our humble capital. We would love people to come in and try the different tastes and flavours from spiced to fruity, there truly is something for everyone from Gin lovers to Whiskey lovers - we have something for you all.Whether you want to sip the night away on rare and wonderful rums from around the world or you’d prefer to party with a cocktail in hand in a tropical tiki den, you’ll find it all below. Hidden away in a Park Lane hotel, this bar has been pulling punters into its Polynesian lair for over 50 years. With a specialised rum bar upstairs, you can sip on a Mai Tai or Zombie and forget that the local football teams will never win the premiership. Opium is centrally located but hidden: from the city centre, cross Pulteney Bridge, turn first left, then left again. Those recommended below are all professional outfits in beguiling settings, with staff who know how to mix a cocktail.

Where Mahiki is pure adrenaline-fuelled partying with kitsch galore and non-stop tiki vibes, Trailer Happiness turns it down for a rum bar that finds industry professionals and rum lovers kicking back with expertly-made cocktails. Gordon Clarke represents the 4th generation of the Clarke family, who have owned Worthy Park since 1918. All of that without even mentioning the plethora of delights on offer from the on-site Polynesian kitchen. The list offers many a take on this classic cocktail, including the original recipe, and modernised versions. They’ve got plenty of visually stunning tiki cocktails that come in an array of outlandish vessels, but they’ve also got the classics for those who take joy in the simpler things.Sharing cocktails come in elaborate presentations (treasure chests, oversized clam shells, and surfboards) and can sate the thirst of up to 10, or even more, people. It’s tiki all the way, so expect palm trees and cocktail umbrellas, but it’s tongue-in-cheek rather than genuinely trashy. Try the hit rum drink at the London branch – served in several different styles – or explore Luau punches served from the bowl.