Holy Water is Victoria’s newest craft distillery festival, here to warm your winter belly with a curated lineup of some of the best niche distillers and mixologists in the business.
Featuring Nick and Nora’s Melbourne.
Ten of Australia’s best bartenders are set to compete in the regional round of the Nikka Perfect Serve competition on 4 August.
Featuring Pearl Diver Cocktail and Oysters and Eau-de-Vie.
It’s been a long wait! The results are in: these are the finalists for the 21st annual Bartender Magazine Australian Bar Awards. The Speakeasy Group and its crew were nominated in multiple categories.
First up, there’s luxe speakeasy Barlow, with its dapper old-world interiors, wide-ranging entertainment program and drinks offering led by the Speakeasy Group (Eau de Vie, Nick & Nora’s, Mjolner). It’s serving masterful cocktails alongside Pickett’s menu of New York-style pizzas and elegant late-night snacks.
Sipping on a cocktail in some moody bar makes me feel like the classiest broad alive. “Who is she?” people must ponder. Just a mysterious, unique minx out on the town. There may be a bar full of people doing the same thing, but I am the main character here.
To celebrate American Express delicious. Month Out, Nick & Nora’s has created three exclusive cocktails for the month of May.
Nick and Nora s is a cocktail and champagne bar that brings the golden era of glamorous and decadent post prohibition soirees to the modern day – sky high over Parramatta.
In partnership with Nick & Nora’s, GQ magazine and Belvedere Vodka. Featuring Nick & Nora’s Melbourne’s Bar Manager extraordinaire Kayla Reid.
Cocktails, wine and predominantly local beers will be curated by the Speakeasy Group, which is behind Eau de Vie, Mjolner, Boilermaker House, Nick & Nora’s and Pearl Diver.
While that culture has since spread to the suburbs (and other Australian cities), the CBD still packs the highest density of bars, from small and characterful to large and anonymous. Most of the city’s best cocktail bars are in postcode 3000, all concentrated within short walking distance of one another.
If you’re drinking late, this is also the place to be. Although there have been a few high profile club casualties in recent years, the CBD remains flush with late-night licenses that permit drinking until the wee hours, or even round the clock.
Featuring Eau-de-Vie, Boilermaker House, Nick & Nora’s Melbourne & Pearl Diver Cocktails & Oysters.
