Have you ever wondered what were the evenings of jolly drinks and good friends like in Dickens’ era? How did that classic gin really taste those days? Well, the Charles Dickens Museum in London offers the fabulous opportunity to step back in time and behold the home Dickens once occupied as dusk settles on the city and dazzle our taste buds with expert gin tastings in the original Victorian kitchens. In fact, tucked away at n.48 Doughty Street, the museum’s original basement kitchens provide a unique setting for a truly Dickensian gin experience, with experts in artisan and small batch gin the London Gin Club offering the opportunity to taste a library of hand-picked gins they are passionate about. Maybe a past-fuelled hangover, might be a bit less tedious than your usual weekend sufferings.
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