In 1968 The Rolling Stones made Bar 190 at The Gore Hotel famous as the location for the launch of their breakthrough album Beggar’s Banquet. 48 years on and ready for the summer and The BBC Proms, BAR 190 launches a new cocktail – Sympathy for the Devil.
Sympathy for the Devil is tequila-based and includes chilli-infused gin, Southern Comfort, Grenadine and lime juice.
For generations The Gore has catered to aristocracy, actors, ambassadors, politicians and legendary musicians. Stop by The Gore at 190 Queensgate for either a pre or post-Proms drink during your visit to the Royal Albert Hall, located just around the corner and enjoy a new menu of small bar dishes created by well-loved chef Daniel Galmiche.
To drink up the Rolling Stones’ spirit, you could also consider taking in the Rolling Stones Exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery, a 10 minute drive away in Chelsea, which ends on the 4th of September this year. Exhibitionism: The Rolling Stones is a cultural highlight not to be missed.
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