St Swithins Lane has been the home of generosity and good cheer since the young Scot George Sandeman came down from Perthshire in 1790 to establish the Sandeman Port Company, a blender, and bottler of Port wines from Portugal and Sherries from Spain which he exported to all corners of the globe. St Swithins lane has been the home of Sandeman Port until 1967. With the backing of their new owners, Sandeman has returned to St Swithins Lane where we are opening Bar 1790, The Don, and The Sandeman Club, creating a wine lover’s environment that celebrates the historical connection with Sandeman Port and its listed cellars.
St Swithins Lane has been the home of generosity and good cheer since the young Scot George Sandeman came down from Perthshire in 1790 to establish the Sandeman Port Company, a blender, and bottler of Port wines from Portugal and Sherries from Spain which he exported to all corners of the globe. St Swithins lane has been the home of Sandeman Port until 1967. With the backing of their new owners, Sandeman has returned to St Swithins Lane where we are opening Bar 1790, The Don, and The Sandeman Club, creating a wine lover’s environment that celebrates the historical connection with Sandeman Port and its listed cellars.
A grand and historic room that transports you to another era. The Sandeman Room suits intimate gatherings for breakfasts, lunches, dinners and meetings. Menus are created from the kitchen at The Don or from Bar 1790's Portuguese offering, with set group menus or a la carte options available if pre-ordered. The room provides a touch of period character for private occasions.
21 Saint Swithin's Lane, London, EC4N 8AD