Jeremy Bell

Sir Jeremy Bell is a Scottish comedian and entertainer based in Boston, Massachusetts. He has been running "Rum and Revolution" at Your Next Function since January 2000, specializing in 18th-century-themed entertainment.1

Sir Jeremy's performances include:

1. Dressing in full Highland kilt attire
2. Delivering hilarious toasts and roasts
3. Presenting a Scotch 101 sampling with four whiskies
4. Teaching guests how to saber a bottle of champagne

He has entertained notable figures such as Clint Eastwood, Rudi Giuliani, and Regis Philbin, and has given seminars for celebrity chefs Wolfgang Puck and Emeril Lagasse.1 Sir Jeremy has also been featured on the Food Channel and Good Morning America.1

In addition to his entertainment career, Sir Jeremy holds the humorous title of Admiral in Alabama's non-existent navy, bestowed upon him by Alabama senators after a particularly enjoyable champagne sabering event.1

Sir Jeremy's background includes:

• Professional bagpiper
• Expertise in various spirits (Chivas Regal, The Glenlivet, Jameson, Martell Cognac, among others)
• Weekly participation in staged duels and nightly consumption of rum punch as part of his performances1

His unique blend of historical reenactment, comedy, and spirits education makes Sir Jeremy Bell a distinctive entertainer in the Boston area.1