Spearheading the at home kit movement from the early stages of the Coronavirus lockdown Patty&Bun acted swiftly when the pandemic hit. The Capitals favourite burger hangout pivoted from shop to box within weeks and became one of the most popular at home kits on the market even winning the Time Out Award for Best DIY Kit 2021.

To help them adapt Mance Comms poured their resources in the opportunity of getting the news out across London and the UK which also gave an opportunity to massively broaden the Patty fanbase not just to the capital, but, once UK delivery was confirmed, to the nation as a whole.

With 5,000 wines representing 42 countries, the award-winning Club has quickly established itself as the home of fine wine, bringing together the trade, like-minded individuals, wine experts, world-renowned wine writers and aficionados who will all share a bottle around the same table.

The Stump, the locals nickname for the former Hare and Hounds pub, opened in August 2019 after a complete renovation. The pub has ten comfortable ensuite rooms with award winning pizza legends Baz & Fred run the kitchen and bar, offering an enticing Italian inspired menu.

Mance Communications advised on the strategy of the opening, and lined up top tier press visits over the opening months to ensure ongoing and consistent coverage. We positioned it as a gourmet bolthole, announcing the opening to local press first and lining up key reviews with national titles.

Mance Communications have worked with Incipio Group from inception, and have launched all six of their unqiue venues. Since their first project, Mance Communications has worked with Incipio Group to establish and drive footfall to each of their out-of-the ordinary dining experiences.

This includes the likes of Pergola on the Roof, Pergola Paddington, The Prince, Feast Canteen, Feast Bar & Kitchen and W12 Studios and Pergola Olympia.

The Crystal Maze, the immersive re-creation of the hit 90s television show, opened to the public in March 2016 making lifelong dreams into reality as contestants re-live the magic of the cult programme for themselves.

Guided by their very own Maze Master, guests can take on the challenge of the Maze tackling Aztec, Medieval, Industrial and Futuristic zones before they enter the famous Crystal Dome for the finale of their experience - just as contestants did on the show itself.

In the 1990's The Crystal Maze was one of Britain's favourite television shows with a regular audience of 4 - 6 million views. This time around, it’s a live, fully interactive experience in the heart of London and it is open to all.

As a nod to the golden age of American whisky, Glenmorangie hosted a special 1920s styled cocktail bar in honour of the launch of Spios - their first ever single malt aged entirely in American ex-rye whisky casks.

Guests entered the bar via an apothecary-style spice shop, where they were greeted by a mysterious spice seller... Upon a secret code word guests continued their journey through a hidden entrance that transported them inside a lively 1920s-style space, where guests were hosted by insightful bartenders telling entertaining tales, wisecracking hosts and a swinging jazz band elevating the atmosphere.

Since its humble beginnings as a street-food pop-up, Mance Communications has worked alongside Patty & Bun to grow their burger brand to ten sites - including a new regional burger joint in Brighton. Mance Communications has worked on a series of creative mechanics to help increase footfall and brand visibility, alongside each of the burger shops openings.

Mance Communications worked with The Lost Estate, supporting on two activations - Lost Love Speakeasy and The Great Christmas Feast. The Lost Estate fuses live performance with food from top British chefs, bars by boundary-pushing mixologists and experiential design to create secretive and truly bewitching experiences.

Mance Communications advised on the PR strategy, put together the press materials, invited top tier press to attend the experience, followed up for feedback, pitched for inclusion in relevant features and kept press updated with all The Lost Estate’s news.

The one day London festival - part of the international Ardbeg Day, celebrated the launch of the new Limited Edition Ardbeg Drum.

Mance Communications advised on the alignment of “Drum Roll Please…’ to create a more media friendly event that brought attention to the brand whilst positioning it away from “sales” partnerships.

Mance Communications strategy implementation led to the event selling out within a week.

Mance Communications launched Sherlock: The Game Is Now, the world’s first immersive escape room game based on the internationally famous television series, Sherlock. Mance Communications worked with Time Run from the very beginning when the game was still just an idea, advising on PR strategy to launch the venue and drive bookings to the game.

Wright Brothers was established in 2002 by brothers-in-law Ben Wright and Robin Hancock whose mission was to bringing oysters back to popularity in the UK and back onto London restaurant menus. Since then, the name Wright Brothers has become synonymous with the finest, freshest seafood. The group’s restaurant portfolio includes: Soho, Borough Market, Battersea Power Station, Spitalfields and South Kensington.

Years of research have brought this project to life: a vision of new winery creation, in which Moët Hennessy has pushed boundaries and revealed a region with fantastic potential.

Unique in Moët Hennessy’s history, Ao Yun is the realisation of every winemaker’s dream - the discovery of a new region with fantastic potential, rich culture and breathtaking landscapes.The first vines in the region were planted 10 years ago, at altitudes between 2,200 to 2,600 meters and are some of the highest in the world.