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Royal Armouries in Leeds launches first after-hours event

The Royal Armouries is launching its first ever after hours event in Leeds which will feature elephant armour and a brand new gin experience!

Yorkshire Bylines by Yorkshire Bylines
29-11-2022 12:53
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The Royal Armouries and Rolling Social Events are teaming up to introduce the first ever after-hours event at the museum and a new gin produced in collaboration with Coastal Distillery.

The museum’s oriental gallery and hugely impressive elephant armour will be on show to the public during the evening for the first time at this special cocktail experience taking place on November 30. 

The museum has partnered with Coastal Distillery, makers of a range of artisan spirits, to develop their own brand of Royal Armouries gin. Experts from Coastal Distillery will be on hand during the evening offering samples and revealing some of the secrets of the gin’s botanical origins and distilling process. To mark the occasion, in late November, you will be able to purchase The Royal Armouries Gin from the museum’s online store or gift shop. 

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The evening will also feature a brand-new Royal Armouries cocktail, produced by Rolling Social Events, the people behind the Christmas Market currently taking place at Leeds Corn Exchange, as well as Leeds Rum Fest, Leeds Whiskey Fest, and Leeds Tequila Festival. A cocktail, mixology demonstration and gin sampling from Coastal Distillery are included in the admission price of £7.50.

Royal Armouries is a charity, and all purchases support our work to care for the national collection of arms and armour.

Elephant armour on display. Image via Royal Armouries

Florence Symington, Director of Brand & Audiences at Royal Armouries says… 

“We’re excited to host a special evening event for museum visitors to celebrate the release of our brand new Royal Armouries gin, created in collaboration with Coastal Distillery. This is the first time we’ve run an event of this kind where museum visitors can see our spectacular Oriental Gallery at night, find out more about our elephant armour as well as enjoy a special Royal Armouries gin cocktail.”

Lee Jones, Creative Director Rolling Social Events says

“It’s always exciting to be working with a new product for the first time. The Royal Armouries is a massive Leeds institution and we’re so happy they now have their own gin to showcase. The liquid is very classic in character which makes it perfect to create those timeless cocktails we all know and love.”

Tickets are available https://royalarmouries.org/event/armouries-after-hours/ 

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