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Negroni is a refreshingly bitter cocktail that works as both an aperitif and a digestif. It is easy to prepare and delightfully satisfying no matter the weather. As with every concoction, the secret is in choosing the best components that will work together in harmony while each preserving a hint of their native qualities. We use equal parts of smooth Sapling Gin with a touch of sweetness, rich and bold Antica Formula Carpano Sweet Vermouth and Campari.
25ml Sapling Gin
25ml Antica Formula Carpano Vermouth
25ml Campari
Orange Peel
Fill a rocks glass with large ice cubes. Add all the ingredients. When making a Negroni, you should only stir it briefly to combine all ingredients without lifting the volume through excessive dilution.
Next, take a large orange peel and squeeze it about 15cm above your glass to release oils. Spray them generously over your drink and rub the rim of your glass with the peel to coat it with the flavour before dropping it into your glass.
Cubitt House Eats With is back - and the table’s set for Series V.
Save the date. Tickets released for our first chef tomorrow.
12.02.2026.
Our Sunday Icons: The Roast Chicken
Carved to share. Served centre-stage. Every table has a centre. Ours just happens to be soaked in gravy.
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A proper pub, with a proper seat to match.
Settle in - you’ll be here a while.
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Mark your calendars - the ultimate pub run lands 28th February.
We’re teaming up with @_milepie for an 8-mile, 8-pub, 8-pie challenge in support of @helpforheroes.
Starting in Notting Hill and ending at The Orange in Belgravia, the run will hit all eight Cubitt House pubs - with a pie (and pint) at each.
Want in? Sign up via the link in bio to join us for the final leg and post-run celebration at The Orange.
Route reveal coming soon…
To mark the start of the Six Nations, we’ve teamed up with The Rugby Lives podcast for an exclusive series recorded right here, in our pubs - where food, rugby and farming go head-to-head.
First up, England legend Julian White MBE joins Chef Director Ben Tish at The Coach Makers Arms to talk scrum life, South Devon cows, and the shift from rugby boots to muddy boots.
Stay tuned, the first episode drops this Wednesday, 4th February.
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