63 Pall Mall, St. James’s, London SW1Y 5HZ, UK
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin
Kingsman Headquarters
The Kingsman Headquarters Is a large estate in the countryside outside of London. The Manor has a large sublevel facility which includes a large hanger, Ops Command Ctr., Medical Center, and training complex.
The estate was originaly the home of The Duke of Oxford.
The Manor is connected to the Kingsman Tailor Shop via a hyperloop.
It was destroyed in the beginning of Kingsman: The Golden Circle, but was rebuilt by the Statesman at the end of the film.
Berry Bros. & Rudd
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin
Berry Bros. & Rudd is a liquor store in London that serves as the Kingsman doomsday scenario facility. After the Kingsman Tailor Shop was destroyed Merlin and Eggsy to travel to Berry Bros. & Rudd to access the doomsday vault which contained a bottle of Statesman Whiskey. After the Kingsman returned from America they used Berry Bros. & Rudd as their new London headquarters replacing the Kingsman Tailor Shop.
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The Kingsman Agency is secret intelligence agency based in London, England. Founded after a few wealthy Brits lost their heirs to World War I, it operates without the bureaucracy and inefficiency of a government intelligence organization. Each Kingsman agent takes his or her name after a knight of the Round Table, therefore the size of the Kingsman organization is limited to a select few. When a Kingsman agent dies, the remaining Kingsman agents nominate a candidate each to be a candidate in grueling process of selecting a new agent. The candidate remaining at the end of the training takes the spot of the deceased member, as well as the deceased member’s code name.
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However, you are a Kingsman once you join this wiki. Your ranks will be judged on how many and the type of badges you achieve. Check out this wiki because it presents some very interesting facts about the Kingsman films, comic books, the characters and, of course, the agency itself.
Berry Bros & Rudd Kingsman London Gin
London wine and spirits merchant Berry Bros. & Rudd is releasing a limited-edition gin in collaboration with filmmaker Matthew Vaughn, to celebrate the launch of the latest instalment in the Kingsman film franchise.
Kingsman London Dry Gin, a special edition of Berry Bros’ & Rudd’s London Dry Gin, has been launched to coincide with release of 20th Century Studios’ The King’s Man, which opens in cinemas worldwide on 22 December.
The gin bears the original label from its first release in 1909 – a nod to the timeline of The King’s Man, which is set in the run-up to and during the First World War.
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Berry Bros. & Rudd says its London Dry Gin is packed with floral and juniper notes, and recommends serving the spirit in a G&T or a French 75.
It is the third collaboration between Berry Bros. & Rudd and director Vaughn around the Kingsman films, following special releases for Kingsman: The Secret Service (2015) and Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017). The King’s Man is a prequel to the prior two films and stars Ralph Fiennes, Gemma Arterton, Rhys Ifans, Tom Hollander and Charles Dance.
Geordie Willis, Berry Bros. & Rudd creative director, said: “For over a century our Berry Bros. & Rudd London Dry Gin has appeared in the very finest drinks cabinets. It is only fitting that it should sit in its original livery, playing a supportive role in The King’s Man.”
Matthew Vaughn added: “Berry Bros. & Rudd are in the heart of London’s St James’s, and have a reputation for serving some of history’s most renowned and interesting characters, which makes them a perfect partner for Kingsman.”
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin
Berry Bros & Rudd London Dry Gin
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin
In the 1950’s there used to be a gin called “Berry’s Best” but this went out of production and you haven’t been able to buy it since 2014. Fortunately from a sample taken from the one remaining bottle Thames Distillery has been able to reproduce this gin. Among its botanicals is winter savory which is thought to give this smooth, slightly sweet and floral gin its unique taste. This gin makes a superb gin and tonic.
Berry Bros & Rudd celebrates Kingsman film
To celebrate the launch of new film Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Berry Bros & Rudd has released a limited edition bottling of its No3 London Dry Gin.
Several scenes from the new film, which stars Colin Firth, Halle Berry and Channing Tatum amongst other famous faces, were filmed at Britain’s oldest wine and spirits merchant, Berry Bros & Rudd in St James Street, London.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle includes scenes shot in the historic premises at No3 as well as in the Napoleon Cellar beneath St James’s Street.
5,000 bottles of the Kingsman Edition No3 London Dry Gin became available to buy online and at the company’s new shop at 63 Pall Mall on Monday 18 September.
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin
Packaged with a subtle nod to director Matthew Vaughn’s blockbuster, the limited-edition No3 Gin has been bottled at navy strength (49% ABV) and will retail for £42.
Creative director Geordie Willis says: “The qualities needed to make a Kingsman are not dissimilar from those required of our London Dry Gin. Sophistication, integrity and style are paramount.”
The gin will also be available for a short time from 22 September in London’s renowned Martini bar, Dukes.
To celebrate the collaboration, Berry Bros & Rudd has teamed up with Dukes’ head barman Alessandro Palazzi to offer a pair of winners an exclusive Martini Masterclass. Martini maestro Alessandro will show the competition winners how to create the perfect Martini using Kingsman Edition of the No3 Gin. The winners will also receive a complimentary bottle of the limited-edition gin.
20 September 2017 – Sam Coyne The Drinks Report, news editor
Hello, my name is Agent Manhattan, and welcome to the Kingsman Experience.
When word came down the wire that I’d be traveling to London, England for a chance to live like an agent of Kingsman, I hurriedly wrapped a super secret project I’d been working on and packed my bags. In preparation for the Blu-Ray release of KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE, a group of journalists, myself included, were flown into Heathrow Airport – the same space where in 1964 The Beatles first arrived after a successful American tour – and a private car was waiting to take us to The Ned, a five-star hotel in the city of London.
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While staying at The Ned, I had access to eight restaurants that were tucked into various corners of the hotel’s many floors. My favorite of the lot was a posh rooftop bar that was a feature of the hotel’s elite Ned’s Club. This dining space came complete with a heated pool overlooking the London skyline and two converted domes with outdoor terraces for eating and drinking – the Princess Dome and Poultry Dome. As I sat atop the roof, imbibing a smart Old Fashioned, I prepared myself for the many events that lay ahead the next day.
My morning began with a trip to the basement of The Ned where the Cowshed Parlour is located. After sipping a spot of peppermint tea, I was escorted through thick bank vault door and into private room where I’d received a Men’s Signature Facial while listening to the soothing sounds of “Port D’Andratx, Part 1 ‘Sun'” by The Swan and the Lake. With my skin feeling like the finest silk and smelling like eucalyptus and honey, I made my way to the main lobby where I joined my fellow journalists to continue our proper Kingsman journey.
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After a brief and chat-filled car ride, we arrived at Berry Bros. and Rudd Ltd., a famous wine and spirits merchant founded in 1698. Parked at the curb outside of the legendary venue was the Kingsman Hero Taxi, a rich black cab packed full of gadgets featured in the opening from KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE. After shooting a brief video intro and exploring the many amenities of the cab’s interior, I made my way inside Berry Bros. and Rudd Ltd. where several hands-on activities related to the film were waiting to be experienced.
The first stop on my tour was a special behind-the-scenes props showcase hosted by Visual Effects Supervisor, Angus Bickerton and Art Director, Grant Armstrong. As we toured the room, both men provided insight on the creative direction for the props and how they were brought to life using today’s technology.
On display were items such as: Charlie’s robot arm (both versions), vials of cure and poison, Robot Dogs head (Benny and Jet), Jack’s lasso, Kingsman briefcase shield, one of several umbrellas, Statesman belt buckle flask, Alfa Gell, Channing Tatum’s Stetson hat, Grenade Baseballs, Minesweeper Baseball Bat, Whiskey’s Fighter Jet USA Helmet, Poppy’s Bowling Balls, and of course, a Condom tracer kit. And no, it was not ribbed for her pleasure.
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Next, I rejoined a group of my fellow journalists and we made our way upstairs to a private whisky tasting where Old Forrester Global Brand Ambassador, Nate Booker was waiting.
While there, Nate explained the film’s whisky partnership and instructed us in how to properly sample the infamous Statesman Whisky. Complete with notes of amaretto, pepper, cinnamon, oak and honey, Statesman Whisky goes down smooth, and left my mouth watering for just another nip … or three. If you’re a whisky drinker like me, I highly recommend that you seek out a bottle of Statesman Whisky to try for yourself. It’s a delicious liquor that stays on your palette and can be paired with several fine chocolates for an smart and satisfying treat.
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After loosening up with glass or two of the Statesman Whisky, I made my way to the basement of Berry Bros. and Rudd Ltd., where Armourer Nick Jefferies was eagerly waiting to show me over 50 pieces of weaponry featured in KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE. While there, Nick allowed for me to hold a series of weapons as he explained their origin, character significance, and functionality. I was surprised to discover just how heavy many of the weapons were, and walked away from the demonstration with a better appreciation and understanding for how weapons in film are managed and presented.
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Following the weapons demonstration, I exited Berry Bros. and Rudd Ltd. and made my way next door to the Kingsman Store Experience, where Mr. Porter’s exclusive Kingsman line of apparel was displayed as part of a pop-up installation.
As I toured the perimeter of the shop, I was able to see and touch several iconic props from the film such as: Valentine’s top hat, Agent Galahad’s umbrella, a pair of Oxford shoes complete with retractable blades, the exclusive Kingsman digital watch, as well as several suits that had been featured in both of the Kingsman films.
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After completing the day’s activities, it was time for me to walk the busy London streets. My exploration of the area consisted mostly of window shopping at places that hosted items which were priced far beyond my pay-grade, though I did manage to find two unique Christmas ornaments for my wife in addition to getting some much needed exercise.
Soon it would be time to make my way to Boulestin, an establishment that traditionally serves French and European cuisine that had been converted into a ‘50s-style diner for the purpose of the evening’s Blu-Ray Release Party event.
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Upon receiving a special box set edition of KINGSMAN: THE SECRET SERVICE (complete with a placeholder for the release of KINGSMAN: THE GOLDEN CIRCLE), I made my way to the back of Mr. Porter, once again, where director Matthew Vaughn was waiting to sign my item and indulge in a brief chin-wag.
After leaving Vaughn to the throngs of fans who’d been lucky enough to attend the unique party, I made my way to Boulestin’s main dining room, where I indulged in a series of whisky drinks as well as a bit of conversation with my fellow journalists. Before long, it was time to head back to the hotel for a nightcap, and thus, my Kingsman Experience was at an end.
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Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin / Kingsman Film
Berry Bros Rudd Kingsman Quality London Gin / Kingsman Film
