Singapore Cocktail Festival 2018 Returns With An Impressive Line-Up

Written by: Cai Huiling Created: 06 March 2018

Asia’s Largest Cocktail Celebration Showcasing The Best Mixologists And Award-winning Bars In The Region

Get ready to raise your glass as the fourth instalment of Singapore’s Cocktail Festival returns from the 4th to 13th May. Corralling over 30 of the best cocktail bars in the region, prepare to partake in the various immersive food and drink experiences the event has to offer, from discounted drinks, exclusive cocktail and food pairings as well as masterclasses led by industry experts.

Riding on the success of the previous year’s event that saw over 15,000 attendees, this year’s festival is set to be just as impressive. Some of the award-winning bars participating in this year’s event include local bars such as Smoke & Mirrors and Nutmeg & Clove as well as regional ones such as Kuala Lumpur’s Skulldruggery and Seoul’s Pussyfoot Salon.

This year’s Festival Village will be located at the iconic Empress Lawn, centred right in the heart of the Civic District, against the stunning backdrop of Singapore’s key landmarks.

Highlights to expect at the home-grown 10-day festival include previous crowd favourites such as the Artisanal Spirits Tasting Room, which features handcrafted small-batch spirits; the Asia Bar Battle, where country-led bartending teams compete in flaring, speed and mystery ingredient challenges, a Food Street, as well as live DJ sets and mixes by Official Festival Music Partner, CÉ LA VI. 

The illustrious epicurean adventure is yours to embark on, with a Cocktail Passport priced at $15. Alternatively, the Cocktail Passport is complementary for all Festival Village ticket holders, priced from $ 28 for a 1-day pass.

For more information about Singapore Cocktail Festival, click here. 

Written by: Cai Huiling

Huiling covers a diverse range of topics at Billionaire, fuelled by her passion for environmental sustainability and humanitarian advocacy. In her downtime, she enjoys getting lost in a good book and tending to her urban garden.