This Leeds bar is giving away hundreds of free cocktails to celebrate new Havana Club rum menu

The Cuban rum brand has replaced Barcadi as Revolución de Cuba's house pour, the first time the Latin-themed bar brand has changed its signature rum brand since it opened back in 2011.

A brand new menu, including twenty new cocktails, has been launched at the chain's popular Call Lane venue - from a Latin twist on the espresso martini to moreish mojitos.

To introduce the Havana Club partnership, Revolución de Cuba is offering free cocktails to the first 500 people to sign up to rum tasting events at its Yorkshire venues.

For those who like a fresh and fruity twist, the Flor De Flamingo, served in a pink flamingo tiki mug, offers the mouth-watering combination of watermelon, honey water, lime and 7 Gran Reserva Rum.

James Lavin, the bar's marketing manager, said: "This new menu brings our customers all the thrills and glamour of Havana in its heyday, with modern spirits and an incredible range of flavours.

"It’s inspired by Carteles, a Cuban pre-revolution lifestyle magazine iconic for its bold, art deco-style illustrated covers and rebellious attitude.

"The pages reveal a love of Cuba, its people and defining moments in Cuban art history - and our new menu pays homage to the beautiful covers from nearly 100 years ago."

Sign up to a rum-tasting event at Leeds or Harrogate at www.revoluciondecuba.com before March 5 to enjoy a free taste of the new menu.