Courvoisier Dickens Punch Tour

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Shake off the winter cold with a glass of hot punch and a bracing walk around Victorian London with the Courvoisier Dickens Punch Tour. The guided walk takes in locations linked to the famous author, and also includes cups of warm cognac punch.

Merry Christmas
Getting you in the mood for Christmas with a guided tour around venues associated with the author of A Christmas Carol, the Courvoisier Dickens Punch Tour takes you on a journey from Bow Street Magistrates Court, which features in Oliver Twist, to The Olde Curiosity Shop. Other sites included in the one hour walking tour include to St Clements Danes Church, which was described in the Christmas Stories.

Courvoisier punch
We all know it's been somewhat nippy of late, so to keep out the winter chills the Courvoisier Dickens Punch Tour also includes a glass of hot cognac punch. At the end of the tour, you'll be given a surprise gift in the spirit of the season.

Keep warm
After the Courvoisier Dickens Punch Tour ends, you can warm up again with a glass of hot cognac punch. The Smoking Bishop is featured in the final scenes of A Christmas Carol, and is the warming, ruby grapefruit and spiced cognac drink that Ebenezer Scrooge and Bob Cratchit enjoy together.

The Courvoisier Dickens Punch Tour takes place from Wednesday 23rd November - Saturday 3rd December 2011. The tours take place at 6pm and 7.30pm.

The tour takes around one hour and starts from Bow Street Magistrates' Court. Tickets include the punch and guided walk, and cost £12.00. For more information and to book tickets, click on the link below.

Courvoisier Punch Official Site