Trying master mixologist Dee Atan’s Valentine’s Day cocktails at Cook and Brew.
If you love fine dining with a view, you must already know about Cook & Brew at The Westin Singapore.
Located on the 33rd floor of the classy hotel and with both indoor and open-air seats, Cook & Brew has long been one of Singapore’s premium spots for gastronomical dining while surrounded by the stunning views of Marina Bay.
This year, there’d be another reason to spend evenings at the stylish establishment. Building on its reputation for specialty drinks, Cook & Brew will be hosting a series of guest bartender events. During these, celebrity mixologists will be showcasing their classy creations all night long.
I popped by last night’s Valentine’s Day event, which featured guest mixologist Dee Atan. For the unfamiliar, Dee is the talented mixologist and bar manager of Ju Hua Tai, with quite a full bag of impressive awards under his belt.
The master was so spontaneous and entertaining. Casually joking with admirers as he effortlessly created one after another Valentine’s Day cocktails. Now and then spicing his mixes with sassy moves too.
His creations were also perfect for the evening. Not just in colour but in presentation and use of ingredients too. Too bad I attended the event alone. It would have been wonderful to share one of Dee’s drinks with a sweetheart.
Passionate and Exotic Cocktails to Celebrate Valentine’s Day 2023
If you’re wondering, the main drink in the picture above is called Divine Love, and is mixed using rum, strawberry balsamic, Pampelle, and topped up with soda and yogurt vanilla foam.
The smaller picture is Forbidden Love. It’s made from gin, lychee, Rinquinquin, rose water, and features Dee Atan’s signature chrysanthemum jelly.
Check out my short of Dee Atan preparing Divine Love!
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