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APTK Spirits cocktail challenge takes place in 40 renowned establishments in SP

In March 31st to June 4th lovers of cocktail shop will have the opportunity to taste authorial drinks using labels from the giant APTK Spirits, a pioneer in the bottled drinks industry.

The first edition of Grand Circuit of Cocktails APTK took place in 2022 and brought together 20 establishments. This year, houses such as Guilhotina, Ama.zo Peruano, Iscondido Bar, Princeless, Torero Valese, Café Hotel, Botanikafe, Bar da Dona Onça, Drosophyla, Gaarden, Me Gusta, among others, join the team.

The mechanics are simple: when ordering the Circuit’s exclusive cocktail at a participating establishment, the person receives their passport. In it, you’ll collect up to 40 stamps, one from each bar.

In a model of gamification, there are 3 stages with special prizes: everyone who completes 10 stamps wins an exclusive t-shirt; the first 10 to complete 20 stamps win an enrollment in the APTK School’s cocktail making course and, the first 3 to get all 40 stamps in their passport, take 1 year of subscription to the APTK Spirits Cocktail Club.

There will also be prizes for the three participating establishments that get the highest number of stamps: a cruise to Salvador for the first two and a dinner and overnight stay at Palácio Tangará for third place.

Official destinations that are in the challenge in São Paulo:

Ama.zo – Peruvian Cuisine
Ani Restaurant
Bar Astor
Backyard
cocktail stool
Bar Carmen
Bar da Dona Onça
Blues Beer
Bodagami Restaurant and Cafe
Botanikafé
bottled dog
Braca Bar
Café Hotel
Abe House
Drosophyla Bar Cocktails
El Tranvia
Bar In the Name of the Father
Pata Negra Emporium
Corner of Souza
Esther Rooftop
Slit Bar
Gaarden Bar
Guillotine
Hidden Bar
Japan
home sea
Little
lupe
mawé
MeGusta Bar
Motique
Piano Piano
Priceless Space (Abaru)
Raiz Club by Aptk Spirits
Pinheiros Reserve
The Joy Bar
Valese bullfighter
Virô Bistro
Vupá Bar
Yǒng Dim Sum Bar



Source: CNN Brasil

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