Tonic and Remedy at the M by Montcalm hotel, London Tonic and Remedy at the M by Montcalm hotel, London
Tonic and Remedy Tonic and Remedy at the M by Montcalm hotel, London
Tonic and Remedy Tonic and Remedy at the M by Montcalm hotel, London
Tonic and Remedy Tonic and Remedy at the M by Montcalm hotel, London

Apothecary drinking

11 : 05 : 2015 Apothecary : Cocktails : London

London – Tonic & Remedy is a new restaurant and bar that takes inspiration from east London’s medicinal past, looking to 19th-century apothecaries and ingredients.

  • Tonic & Remedy is located in the newly opened M by Montcalm hotel in London’s Shoreditch
  • It offers food and drink that draws upon the area’s storied past

The food created by executive chef Paul Welburn modernises Victorian favourites such as jellied eels, which Welburn has transformed into a dish of smoked eel served with jelly and seaweed scones.

The cocktail list features herbal tinctures and cordials that were used in the past for their healing qualities. ‘We had looked into why apothecaries in the Shoreditch parish used herbs, wines and spices and found that these elements are antioxidant-rich,’ bar manager Jeremy Pascal tells LS:N Global. ‘Our menu reflects this finding, but in a sociable, rewarding and slightly indulgent way.’ One cocktail, the Bar’Rock’Ka, includes gin, green chartreuse and a tincture of astragalus – a herb that boosts the immune system – with a tonic tablet to add fizz.

The Big Picture: Food and drink establishments are finding inspiration in The Optimised Self, where even alcoholic beverages can be a little bit good for you.

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