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Cocktails In The City The UK's leading cocktail festival bringing bars and brands together reimagined in pop-up form in London's most exclusive venues.

14/10/2026

From beneath Kingly Court to a garden in bloom 🌿

brought two serves to Bedford Square, each built around classic French producers with a little English summer thrown in.

The Queen’s Gambit paired Père Magloire VS Calvados with RinQuinQuin à la pêche, gentian, honey and Showerings c***r, while the Elderflower & Peach Bellini combined Gabriel Boudier Elderflower, orange blossom and prosecco.

Fruit, florals, c***r and a little French heritage in the garden ✨

Keeping summer alive for as long as possible 🥂
12/10/2026

Keeping summer alive for as long as possible 🥂

11/10/2026

A taste of the Adriatic at 🍸

Bar 45 brought By The Sea to the garden, a fresh, savoury serve built around with caper and grapefruit cordial, olive-infused Lillet, lime leaf bitters and soda.

The gin itself takes inspiration from the Adriatic coast, using botanicals native to the region - which feels very at home in this salty, citrusy little number. ✨

08/10/2026

Two classic cocktails, layered together and served slushie style 🎯

The Great Cocktail Collider, in partnership with brought six of London’s bartenders head to head, each tasked with colliding two classics into one frozen serve using Moët Hennessy spirits.

Taking first place was Lorenzo Gavelli of Disrepute with Supernova - a Sgroppino-meets-Black-Velvet collision of Moët & Chandon Brut Impérial, elderflower, Ardbeg Wee Beastie, Guinness, chocolate and vanilla.

In second, Aidan Margetts of Disrepute with The Yorkshire Vice, inspired by rhubarb and custard and built around a Rhubarb Margarita and Apple & Custard Colada.

And in third, BLOODSPORTS by MEATliquor with Cosmo-Colada - Cosmopolitan meets Piña Colada.

Six finalists, three days, two frozen layers and a lot of very good slushies 🍹

Congratulations to Lorenzo, who took home the £250 prize, a Ninja Slushie Machine and the all-important bragging rights ✨

05/10/2026

New for 2026, and it did not disappoint 🌮

The Food Village brought three of our favourite eats to the garden. Birria tacos and quesadillas from , black truffle har gau and wok-fried ho fun from , and burgers from Eat Meat Cheese Repeat.

A new, delicious accompaniment to London's greatest cocktails 🍔 🍸

Postcards from a summer well spent ☀️
04/10/2026

Postcards from a summer well spent ☀️

30/09/2026

There were two secret bars this year. Did you find the second one? 🔍

Hidden away in the garden, Scales Bar and Bar Kinky created our second hideaway of the festival - partnering with to bring a taste of their intimate London bar experience to Cocktails in the City.

The two bars shared the space, swapping between serving out front and welcoming guests into an even better-kept secret behind the bar: a tiny table hidden behind a curtain, where cocktails were made just inches away.

Same gin, two very different interpretations.

took Renais in a bright, silky direction with Raspberry & Lychee, paired with yuzushu and coconut milk.
kinky brought together Renais, matcha and fragrant osmanthus soda.

Two hidden bars. One elegant gin. Did you manage to find it? ✨

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24/09/2026

The Martini is having a moment, and Fitz's Bar made theirs long and light perfect for summer sipping 🍸

The Long Martini blended Organic London Dry with dry vermouth, lemon, soda and grapefruit peel. No.3 is the only gin to have won World's Best Gin four times, and in a drink this simple you can taste why.

Did you try this twist on the martini at Cocktails in the City this summer?✨

Still thinking about summer? 🥂☀️
17/09/2026

Still thinking about summer? 🥂☀️

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