This Thursday 7th September, an East London backstreet will be transformed from concrete jungle
to nature-fuelled haven, as Chase Distillery launches ‘Inspired by the Wild’.
The residential road in Dalston, whose residents have spent years looking for funding to transform the street, will be opened to the public as Chase Distillery and residents celebrate the
street’s rejuvenation through the ‘Inspired by the Wild’ pop-up botanical bar.
Bringing a slice of the countryside to this forgotten road, Chase and Royal Horticultural Society-winning landscape designer Tom Massey have revamped the backroad to create a community space
that’s full of life, with an oasis of permanent plants, trees and greenery that will adorn the botanical bar on 7th,
and will remain in situ long after the bar closes its shutters.
The gin & vodka brand, whose flavours are inspired by Chase’s Herefordshire countryside roots, is embarking on a longer-term project to bring a slice of the countryside to city dwellers,
and visitors joining local residents at the grand unveiling can enjoy a delicious selection of Chase gin and vodka serves, including Pink Grapefruit G&T, Marmalade Vodka & Mint Soda, and Rhubarb & Basil Gin Smash.
Tickets are free of charge, and can be booked via
Eventbrite – with each confirmed ticket securing two free Chase serves, as well as an evening of entertainment with an on-site DJ and opportunity to explore the surrounding greenery. There will also be some capacity reserved for walk-ins on the day,
when the bar will be open from 5.30pm-9pm. Please note, tickets will only be available to those over-18 years of age, and identification will be required on the door.
For those inspired by the transformation, RHS designer behind the transformation, Tom Massey will be on-hand to chat through the street’s revamping, as well as the wider benefits of bringing
nature to our citites.
So gather your friends and join Miller’s Terrace residents to enjoy a slide of the countryside, in the heart of Hackney.
