Revolution (vodka bars)
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Revolution is a chain of bars of Great Britain specialising in branded and flavoured vodka. The chain is owned by Ashton-under-Lyne based firm Inventive Leisure, with the first bar opening near the BBC North premises on Oxford Road, Manchester in 1996.
The chain is currently owned by the venture capital group Alchemy Partners, who paid £42m for Inventive Leisure, with over 40 venues in the chain. The company recently celebrated their 10th birthday across the estate with parties held in all the bars. September sees the return of the popular "I LOVE VODKA" campaign aimed at celebrating all things vodka.
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[edit] Flavoured Vodkas
The chain has around 30 of its own flavoured vodkas. These flavours are all made exclusively for the Revolution bars at their very own "Vodka Factory" just outside of Manchester. Flavours range from sweet tastes like "Pear drop" and "Chocolate Mint" to extreme tastes like "Chili".
[edit] Russian Roulette
Amongst the chain's offers is Russian Roulette played with vodkas. Six identical looking vodka shots are poured out by the bar person for a party of customers. However, whilst 5 of the shots are sweet tasting, 1 is the extreme Chilli vodka shot and the customers do not know which of the vodka shots are which.
[edit] Vodka Nations
Six of the worlds supreme vodka brands go head to head for six weeks to be crowned Revolution's favourite vodka of 2007.
Each Vodka has represented their home country with a delicious limited edition cocktail and each cocktail purchase made is worth one point.
[edit] Locations
- Belmont Street, Aberdeen
- George Street, Bath
- Maxwell Road, Beaconsfield
- Broad Street, Birmingham
- Chester Street, Bradford
- St. Nicholas Street, Bristol
- Downing Street, Cambridge
- Castle Street, Cardiff
- Clarence Parade, Cheltenham
- Foregate Street, Chester
- The Strand, Derby
- Renfield Street, Glasgow
- Trinity Street, Hanley
- Montpellier Gardens, Harrogate
- Cross Church Street, Huddersfield
- Low Gate, Kingston upon Hull
- Penny Street, Lancaster
- Call Lane, Leeds
- Cookridge Street, Leeds
- New Walk, Leicester
- Park Street, Lincoln
- Temple Court, Liverpool
- St. Peters Square, Liverpool
- Wood Street, Liverpool
- Chiswick High Road, London
- Clapham High Street, London
- St. Annes Court, Soho, London
- High Street, Sutton, London
- Whitworth Street, Manchester
- Wilmslow Road, Manchester
- Oxford Road, Manchester
- St. Mary's Gate, Manchester
- Xscape Complex Central, Milton Keynes
- Hassle Street, Newcastle under Lyme
- Collingwood Street, Newcastle upon Tyne
- Griffin Street, Newport
- Bridge Street, Northampton
- Foreman Street, Nottingham
- Broad Street, Nottingham
- Derry Cross, Plymouth
- Main Sprit Weind, Preston
- Station Road, Reading
- Fitzwilliam Street, Sheffield
- Bedford Place, Southampton
- Wind Street, Swansea
- Bridge Street, Swindon
- Bridge Street, Walsall
- High Street, Watford
- Princess Street, Wolverhampton
[edit] External links
- Revolution Bars Official website
