Brunswick House stands as an enduring bastion of 18th century architectural elegance, tucked amid the modern glass and steel highrises that dominate the Lambeth riverbank.
Before London's Victorian urban sprawl, this Georgian-era house was once a country pile, surrounded by seven acres of exquisite landscaped gardens, with uninterrupted views across the Thames.
And today, Brunswick house restaurant and cocktail bar continues to serve as a Regency-era escape, with a menu of refined dishes and complementary concoctions, such as this #awfullyenglish tipple, all in the eatery's classical surroundings adorned with antique furnishings and curiosities.
The English Garden Martini has been created by bar manager Hannah Tyce and is botanical tipple to transport you back to the address's historical landscaped grounds.
Broken Clock vodka has been gently stirred with dry vermouth, umami fino sherry and a lick of elderflower - before being garnished with a fragrant English mint leaf.
