It’s been months since the lockdown started, and though liquor bans have been lifted pretty much everywhere, bars are still off-limits (see: Makati Skye bar arrests). We can make do with wine, beer, and perhaps our amateur mixing skills, but nothing beats a professionally made drink. Thankfully, online sellers — and even some of your favorite bars — are now offering bottled cocktails. You know what to do next.
(Note: Most of these bottled cocktails sellers only deliver within Metro Manila and nearby provinces. To find out whether they deliver to your location, correspond with them directly.)
Proudly Promdi
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Price range: From P550 per bottle
Proudly Promdi’s drinks play with favorite Filipino flavors. Their Ube Gandanghari, for instance, uses pandan rum mixed with ube macapuno shrub and coconut tincture. Also available are Langka Negroni, New York Cubao, and Lakay. Each bottle serves 3-4. To ensure quality and freshness, they only prepare small batches of the bottles and accept orders and payments from Saturdays to Wednesdays. Confirmed orders are delivered on Fridays.
To order, visit their website or send them a DM on Instagram.
Sebastiao
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Price range: P385 per bottle
As of this writing, Sebastiao Cocktails offers two popular classic cocktails: Classic Red Sangria and Fresh Margarita. Visit their website to get ideas on how to serve the drinks (e.g. frozen like a slushie, with lime or mint, etc.) And when things get back to normal and we can host parties again, you can book their mobile bar!
To order, visit their website or send them a DM through Instagram.
The Curator
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Price range: From P700-P1,100 per bottle
An institution in the Philippine world of mixology, The Curator Coffee & Cocktails has also recently started offering bottled versions of their award-winning cocktails. Order one of their signature drinks or ask their resident mixologists to whip a bespoke bottle based one what you like — cool, eh?
To order, visit their website. (They also offer bottled coffee!)
Fun-Aholic
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Price range: From P120 per bottle
Looking for that buzz but aren’t exactly willing to spend a buttload on booze? The bottled cocktails from Fun-aholic! are affordable and — as the name suggests — plenty of fun. Choose from a wide range of colorful cocktails, or opt for a pack of four at P350 (you get to save P130!).
To order, fill out this Google Form.
Poisoned Punch
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Price range: P100 per bottle
Another affordable bottled cocktail option, Poisoned Punch offers crowd favorites like whiskey sours, margaritas, and mojitos — all at just P100 each. It’s no wonder, then, that their first batch of bottled cocktails sold out in just three days!
To order, message them directly on Facebook.
Silakbo
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Price range: From P280 per bottle
Made for your bottled-up emotions (get it?), Silakbo Drinks’ four bottled cocktail offerings are made with extra damdamin. Take, for instance, one of their signature cocktails, P Soju, which is made with soju, soft soda, schnapps, and all the feelings.
To order, message them on Facebook or Instagram.
Run Rabbit Run
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Price range: From P750 per bottle
Another popular Makati bar that decided to venture into bottled cocktails, Run Rabbit Run now sells their signature cocktails and classic cocktails in 250ml (2 large cocktail servings) and 500ml (5 standard cocktail servings) variants. They’ve got a good range of cocktails on offer — bestsellers include Floppy Ears, a refreshing gin-based cocktail with basil, citrus, and bitters.
To order, visit their website.
Buccaneers Rum and Cocktails
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Price range: From P390 per bottle
This popular Poblacion bar may be “temporarily at sea” (see their IG bio), but that doesn’t mean you can’t have your favorite Buccanneers cocktails at home. Their Buccanneers Sangria sells for P590 — that’s for a 500mL bottle, which is good for four servings.
To order, call/text 0917 188 9494.
Which of these bottled cocktails will you be ordering?
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