Hooting Owl

Here’s what’s included • A welcome Hooting Owl gin, rum or vodka and mixer of your choice. • A tour of the distillery with one of our Master Distillers. • Guided tastings of our Yorkshire Gins • Learn the history and myth of Sir Owlfred Tyton Hodgins and the origins of The Hooting Owl. • Tasting samples our Hooting Owl Rum & Vodka. • And enjoy our artisan pizza and platters.

+ Feel Sintra Mountains in total silence, broken only by the wind and the hoot of the owl + See the sunset with the Atlantic Ocean in the distance + Admire the Sintra Mountains' past through the words of an Historian + Walk in the evening in one of the most untouched parts of Sintra Mountains + Be accompanied by the sensibility, the eyes and the words of Miguel Boim, writer and Historian, author of "Sintra Lendária" (on its 2nd edition) – lectures and speeches on Sintra's history to more than 12K people (as to 2018 data) + You may feel at will to ask any question you may have related to Sintra's History and Heritage.

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