Enjoy £5 Cocktails in Sunderland during Sunderland Cocktail Week, with discounts, drinks deals, and mocktails across 37 city venues
The most depressing time of year is going to get some much-needed cheer, thanks to the return of Sunderland Cocktail Week.
From Friday, 30 January to Sunday, 8 February, people will be able to enjoy exclusive discounts and special offers, including cocktails from £5, additional drink promotions, and special dining deals.
Anyone wanting to be part of the event needs to buy a wristband in advance which – when shown at the bars and restaurants taking part – will give them access to the offers.
The wristbands are £12.85p each but are currently also available at a 30% discount for group bookings. The special January offer means that buying a minimum of four bands costs just £6.95p each – a great excuse for friends or work colleagues to get together. So, grab your wristband via this link: sunderlandcocktailweek.co.uk and visit these venues offering cocktails for just £5 in Sunderland.
Venues Offering £5 Cocktails in Sunderland
The Terrace
Name of the cocktail: Kiwi Mango-rita
I don’t know about you, but anything with mango in it – I’m in. And if you’re anything like me, you’ll love this one. Served in a short glass, it goes down a treat and will remind you of the summer days to come. Ingredients include Don Angel Tequila Gold, Triple Sec, Kiwi syrup, lime and mango juice.
Ttonic Bar & Kitchen
Name of the cocktail: Ttonic Tropic
Speaking of mango-flavoured cocktails, this one is just as delicious, featuring Ciroc Mango, Cointreau, passionfruit purée, pineapple juice, lime juice, and Monin Mango. Yes, please!
Sunderland Bowl
Name of the cocktail: Split Decision
If we’re talking about the most Instagrammable cocktails, Split Decision has to be on that list. With Bacardi, Malibu, Blue Curaçao, and pineapple juice, it’s a colourful mix worth trying!
The 3 Stories
Name of the cocktail: Love Heart
One for the lovers and romantics. With Smirnoff Cherry Vodka, apple juice, strawberry purée, lemon, and foaming bitters, it’s a love spell in a glass.
The Botanist
Name of the cocktail: Strawberry Shrub & Elderflower Mojito
I can safely say this one is just as good as it looks – I’ve tried it myself and couldn’t get enough. Bacardi Superior White Rum, elderflower cordial, strawberry shrub, fresh lime juice, mint leaves, and soda will have you dancing all night long.
The Cooper Rose
Name of the cocktail: Pink Lemonade Rose Spritz
You can never go wrong with a refreshing Spritz, especially the Pink Lemonade Rose. It features a simple yet irresistible mix: Au Vodka Pink Lemonade, Coldwater Creek Rosé, Whites Lemonade, and lemon. Cheers!
Sam’s Bar
Name of the cocktail: Bramble
For a fun crushed-ice moment, don’t miss Sam’s Bar’s Bramble. This delightful concoction features Tanqueray Gin, blackberry liqueur, homemade sour mash mix, sugar syrup, and fresh fruit.
Signatures Italian Restaurant & Bar
Name of the cocktail: Rum Bongo
Rum Bongo will whisk you away to somewhere warm and exotic, helping you escape the winter blues with coconut and banana rum, Midori, and pineapple juice. Just what you need to lift your spirits!
Otto
Name of the cocktail: Seoul Spritz
Toast to the soon-to-arrive spring season with this elegant Seoul Spritz cocktail. Featuring Low Intervention, Biodynamic Fizz, and maesil-cheong plum, it makes regular fizz feel oh-so-boring.
Port of Call
Name of the cocktail: Bloody Raspberry Gin Sour
For something a little different, don’t miss Port of Call’s Bloody Raspberry Gin Sour. The ingredient list is so tempting, I might make a trip to Sunderland just to try it. With Whitley Neill Raspberry Gin, toasted marshmallows, Fitzpatrick’s Blood Tonic, lemon, and egg white – don’t mind if I do.
Chester’s Lounge
Name of the cocktail: Pina Colada
Do I even need to introduce this one? Coconut lovers, assemble – this one’s for you. Vodka, rum, cream, pineapple, and sugar are all you need to sip on this classic, all-time favourite Piña Colada.