Caxton Terrace Now Open For The Summer At The St Ermin's Hotel




Taste Me, Hug Me, Kiss Me, Buzz Me... the new Drink Me range of cocktails perfect for sharing are now being served on the Caxton Terrace at St Ermin’s Hotel, SW1.Freshly made to order by the Caxton mixology team, each fruity Drink Me is for two to enjoy at £16 per bottle. www.caxtongrill.co.uk.

A pretty al fresco space, overlooking the hotel’s courtyard garden, the Caxton Terrace has now opened for London’s Summer season. As well as the Drink Me range of cocktails Executive Chef Sylvan Chevereau has developed a series of Caxton Bite boxes for informal lunches, snacks and pre-theatre suppers alongside a range of other light fare.

Perfect for sharing, the Bite boxes offer spicy tastes of the Middle East (SPICE £15) the best of European charcuterie (MEAT, £18, Caxton Mediterranean favourites (CAXTON £15) or the SEA which offers lobster club sandwich, crayfish cocktail, smoked salmon with apple caviar, dill crème fraiche, grilled, peeled king prawns and toasted rye bread for £20.

To keep up with the SW19 tennis action, the Caxton Terrace will feature big screens throughout Wimbledon. Match support can be fuelled with a Caxton Sweet box, brimming full of summer with a variety of flavoured strawberries, coated with white and milk chocolate; aged balsamic vinegar; sugar or natural with fresh mint and served with crème Chantilly at £15, and refreshed with a glass of English sparkling wine (award-winning Gusbourne blanc de blancs 2007 from Kent at £11 per glass), rose Champagne (Lauren Perrier Cuvee Rose NV at £18 per glass) or even a traditional Caxton Pimm’s Jug at £25).

Caxton Bite Boxes start from £15, available on the Terrace from 12pm until 9pm. All cocktails on the ‘Drink Me’ cocktail menu are £16 per bottle and contain enough for two. Taste Me: Tequila, Blue Curacao, Galliano and apple juice; Kiss Me, Vodka, Baileys, Kahlua, Frangelico, milk and cream; Hug Me, Midori, Malibu, banana liqueur, pineapple with lemon and Buzz Me, Southern Comfort, Amaretto, lime juice and cranberry. For more information, full menus and booking details please visit http://www.caxtongrill.co.uk  or call on 0207 227 7777.

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