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Krug Kreperie heads to Koffmann’s

Krug kreperie

Who? Krug Kreperie

What? Having spent a week in Covent Garden, the Krug Kreperie has now moved to Koffmann’s at The Berkeley Hotel. As a collaboration between Krug Champagne and Pierre Koffmann, guests will still be able to enjoy glasses of Krug Champagne matched with sweet and savoury crêpes specially created by Koffmann. Priced at £35.

When? From now until end of January 2014

Where? The Berkeley, Wilton Place, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 7RL

How? To book for Koffmanns, email koffmanns@the-berkeley.co.uk

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