India Cocktail week will bring together India's most talented bartenders, mixologists and spirit brands.
This April will bring great news for cocktail lovers as India Cocktail Week will be back after four long years next weekend. On April 1 and 2, the national capital will get to taste exquisite cocktails at the Dhyanchand Stadium.
ICW will arrive in Delhi after successful sold-out editions in Mumbai, Goa and Bengaluru.
It is the biggest celebration of the country’s burgeoning cocktail culture. The event will begin at 2pm and conclude at 10pm.
The India Cocktail Week is a 10-day extravaganza, which gives an immersive cocktail experience with special menus, cocktail crawls, international bar guest shifts at noteworthy bars in the city.
The week-long celebration of cocktails across the country culminates in a 2-day Cocktail Village. There will melding cocktails and spirit experience with music, art and gastronomical Delights.
The lineup of live and electronic music: Peter Cat Recording Co.; When Chai Met Toast; SickFlip; DJ KAN – i; Skopòs (live) ft Moli; KSC; Kamazaki and more.
International bartender guest shifts from World’s Top 50 Bars: Locale Firenze, Florence, Asia Today & Teens of Thailand, Bangkok Opium, Bangkok; Low Tide, Singapore, Barbary Coast among others.
This will be a perfect opportunity for all the patrons to experience innovative cocktails and techniques from some of the most talented bartenders globally.
Attendees will have the opportunity to explore different spirits, cocktail concoctions, and flavor combinations from brands such as Tanqueray, Talisker, Stranger & Sons, Smoke Lab, JW Black Label Monkey Shoulder to name a few.
Food pop-ups by the city’s best names like SAZ, Ping’s, AKU’s, MoonMoon, etc will all be available under one roof.
When: 2pm – 10pm; April 1 – 2
Where: Dhyanchand Stadium
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