RSM Tasting Experience x Sheringham Distillery

Step into music history and listen to records by iconic Canadian artists who have been telling Canada’s story on a national stage, some of which were recorded through the historic Rolling Stones Mobile Studio.

Enjoy a custom menu crafted to celebrate the richness of culinary arts, expertly paired with exclusive, handcrafted cocktails featuring Sheringham Distillery spirits out of beautiful British Columbia.

This event is limited to 50 spots and includes:

• Welcome signature drink
• Four delectable, chef-prepared offerings showcasing the power of food paired with spirits
• Four different custom Sheringham Distillery cocktails with explanations
• Exclusive access to the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio
• RSM Studio tour by the National Music Centre's studio engineer
  
  

FOOD

A taste of the culinary arts.

• Plate #1: Smoked Atlantic Salmon on crispy potatoes & topped with crème fraîche
• Plate #2: Grilled Tiger Prawns in a ginger and sake butter sauce, and braised winter greens
• Plate #3: Braised Beef Short Rib with a coffee-spiced rub flavored with cinnamon, clove and star anise, marsala wine, creamy potato purée and roasted vegetables
• Plate #4: Sour Cherry Poached Pear with mascarpone cream and chocolate hazelnut biscotti 
  
  

BEVERAGES

Sheringham Distillery custom cocktails.

• Welcome signature drink
• Four different Sheringham cocktails paired with the menu
  
  

ROLLING STONES MOBILE STUDIO

Dubbed the “Sistine Chapel of rock ’n’ roll,” this historic mobile recording studio was used by British rock legends Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, and the Rolling Stones. Conceived by Rolling Stones tour manager Ian Stewart and built in 1968, the Rolling Stones Mobile Studio (RSM) was the first-ever professional mobile recording studio, built to accommodate the band’s wild 24-hour lifestyle. Equipped with a state-of-the-art Helios recording console, the RSM soon gained popularity among other musicians, leading to the creation of countless classic rock albums. Acquired by National Music Centre in 2001, the RSM has since been restored to its former glory and is now parked next to the King Eddy stage where it’s available for artists to record. Many legendary albums were recorded using the RSM, including:

• Sticky Fingers and Exile on Main Street – The Rolling Stones
• Moonflower – Santana
• Zeppelin III and Zeppelin IV – Led Zeppelin
• Machine Head, Burn, and Live in Europe – Deep Purple
• Penguins and Mystery to Me – Fleetwood Mac
• Live! – Bob Marley and The Wailers
• Harvest – Neil Young
• Alchemy: Dire Straits Live – Dire Straits
• Live in Italy – Lou Reed

WATCH: The Rolling Stones and the Most Important Music Studio on Wheels

Tickets are on sale now until Monday, December 8 at midnight. Tickets include four-course meal, five drink pairings, and gratuity. NMC Members get 10% off.