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Living Room Bar – W Brisbane

21 May 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

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Living Room Bar is a luxe spot where you can taste some amazing cocktails. It’s the perfect place to unwind after work as you sip your drinks while relaxing in comfy lounge chairs.

The current cocktail menu is a collaboration with W Brisbane and Moet Hennessy and the mixologists from London’s famous Oriole Bar and sister bars Nightjar and Swift. These bars are frequently on the World’s 50 Best Bar Awards list.

The exclusive menu features 15 brand new cocktails with a theatrical twist. You’ll enjoy flavours from the Old World, New World and The Orient.

When asked about the inspiration behind the concept, Oriole’s Bar Manager Ali Ali said: “We decided to keep the concept of exploration because we believe that now more than ever people miss the feeling of travelling and discovering new tastes, colours and ingredients discovered in the farthest reaches of the globe.” 

Be tempted by the Toowoomba Cocktail – inspired by the cake named after Lord Lamington, the Governor of Queensland. Bitter sweet with refreshing berry notes and a nutty chocolate finish, this Orient category drink includes Belvedere Pure Vodka, Regal Rogue Wild Rose Vermouth, Cocoa Falernum, Campari, berry blend cordial and wattleseed and coconut soda.

If you’re a fan of espresso martinis, you might like to try the Alajuela which is smooth and creamy, with rich coffee and crème brulee notes.

There’s a non-alcoholic menu with Marmara Collins, Lackawanna and Barbarikon. I enjoyed the Collins made with Lyre’s aperitif dry, berry blend cordial and fig leaf soda.

Enjoy the live beats from W Brisbane’s music curator every Friday and Saturday evening.

Open 7 days.

Dress code: smart casual

Cuisine: Modern Australian

About Living Room Bar

Evolving from a serene spot to lounge by day to a lively night scene in Brisbane City, mix and mingle from AM to PM at Living Room Bar. Barista made coffee, crafted cocktails and mixology, flowing Champagne, High Tea and sublime snacks, choose your own adventure and lose yourself in the stylish atmosphere where the soundtrack connects the crowd.  Take the rhythm of the river through to the rhythm of the night as the Music Curator amps up the beat.

Living Room Bar, Level 1, W Brisbane, 81 North Quay, Brisbane 4000 Queensland

About W Brisbane

The first five-star hotel to open in Brisbane City in 20 years, W Brisbane marked the re-entry of the iconic W brand back into Australia when it opened its doors in mid-2018. Located at 81 North Quay, W Brisbane lights up the Brisbane River foreshore, bringing bold design and playful luxury to the western end of the CBD. With stellar views across the Brisbane River to South Bank and Mount Coot-tha, as well as three happening bars and restaurants that create a thriving local scene, W Brisbane defies expectations and has become a destination within itself. Book your accommodation via the W Brisbane website.

For more information reach out to w.brisbane@whotels.com or +61 7 3556 8888

Keep up to date with the latest on social with W Brisbane at www.facebook.com/WBrisbaneAUS and www.instagram.com/w_brisbane

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