Image credit: Singapore Cocktail Festival’s Facebook page
Revellers, raise your glass for the return of Singapore Cocktail Festival (SGCF)! Held from 4 to 13 May 2018, the event will be offering discounted drinks, food pairings and masterclasses at leading bars across Singapore. Cocktails will be priced much cheaper than usual, giving you a great chance to bar hop in style, without bursting a hole in your pocket!
From 4 to 6 May 2018, the fun-filled event will also see over 30 stellar cocktail bars in Singapore and across the region coming together and serving up toothsome cocktails at $12 in The Festival Village. Located at Empress Lawn, in front of Victoria Theatre Concert Hall, participating bars include Nutmeg & Clove, Smoke & Mirrors, Tess Bar & Kitchen, as well as Red Tail Bar.
There, you can look forward to a line-up of award-winning bartenders as well, including James Estes from Skullduggery (Kuala Lumpur), Bob Louison from Pussfoot Salon (Seoul) and many more!
Aside from drinks, there will also be a food street, live DJ sets and mixes by CÉ LA VI, as well as an Artisanal Spirits Tasting Room ($19 for three tasting shots).
Prices start from $28 for a 1-day pass to the Festival Village. This pass comes with a complimentary Cocktail Passport (U.P. $15), which lets you enjoy discounted SGCF drinks at participating bars for all 10 days. Giving you more bang for your buck, they will also be giving away an exclusive three-piece SGCF cocktail shaker set (U.P. $50) to ticket holders.
For more details, visit the Singapore Cocktail Festival’s website.
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