Liquorette’s takeaway cocktails take the hassle out of enjoying a delicious libation

There’s a reason we usually get bartenders to make any drink that involves more steps than just opening a couple of different bottles — they’re the experts. Now, thanks to cheeky cocktail counter Liquorette, leaving the house no longer has to be a prerequisite for enjoying a delicious cocktail, as it has just released its signature cocktails for takeaway.

The likes of a ‘Liq Pimm’s Cup’ (Beefeater gin, Pimm’s, limoncello and ginger beer) and the ‘Espresso Negroni’ (Mr. Black coffee liqueur Absolut, Cocchi di torino vermouth, orange bitters and a spray of Campari) are on offer to go, with the takeaway version providing the selected cocktail along with easy to follow instructions and fresh garnishes.


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Liquorette’s bartenders are also happy to provide ice to local dwellers, with a cocktail delivery service soon to be available through the bar’s website.

Inspired by New York and LA’s ubiquitous bodegas, superettes and liquor stores, Liquorette has been offering patrons an irreverent corner to grab a drink since opening in Commercial Bay last month.

The takeaway cocktail service is another point of difference for the laid-back bar, with online ordering available and the option to personalise the packaging for a gift or occasion.

So if, like us, you have ever wished the good times could keep rolling no matter where you are, we suggest legging it down to Liquorette where its selection of takeaway cocktails will help make that dream a reality.

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