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‘A Taste of Honey’ Hard Days Night Hotel launches new cocktail menu
The award-winning Hard Days Night Hotel is sipping into the new season with the launch of its new and exclusive cocktail menu.
Served in the venue’s stylish Bar Four, the exclusive menu features a diverse array of creative concoctions, which have been inspired by The Beatles era.
General Manager Mike Dewey said: “We are delighted to have introduced a great new selection of speciality blends.
“Many of our exclusive beverages play homage to the Fab Four by incorporating signature classics with a twist ‘and shout’! Therefore, we are certain that our new quirky offerings will be highly appreciated by both Beatles fanatics and the general public alike.”
The new additions aim to bring the history of cocktails and the Beatles together – delivering a unique assortment of classic and contemporary high-ball, rocks glass, martini and flute variations. Novel mixes include Blue Meanie-Politan, Paul’s Scottish Fling, Jubbly Bubbly, Ringo’s Drumsticks and Daq in the USSR, as well as the non-alcoholic John ‘Lennon’ade.
Bar Four is open to residents and non-residents alike. The chic venue provides a vast array of cocktails, beers, wines and spirits and is ideal for those wanting a luxury experience.
Mike added: “Bar Four is the perfect antidote to a hard day’s work or play. Our specialist cocktails combined with the bar’s relaxing atmosphere will undoubtedly create a joyous experience for all of our guests.”
The new cocktail menu is available now. Prices start from £6.75.
For more information about Bar Four visit www.harddaysnighthotel.com/bar-four or call 0151 236 1964
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Jack Woods .
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