International Women's Day gets London bar tour

01 March, 2019
International Women's Day DrinkUp.London

In honour of International Women’s Day, DrinkUp.London is celebrating the female bartender talent in London with an International Women’s Day Cocktail Tour on 4-11 March.

DrinkUp.London, founder of London Cocktail Week, is led by founders Hannah Sharman-Cox and Siobhan Payne and the International Women’s Day tour will see them collaborate with six female bartenders from London.

The tour will be themed around famous women and what International Women’s Day means to the six participating bartenders.

“In the hospitality and drinks industry women play a big part behind the scenes on the business side of things,” said Sharman-Cox. “However, there’s still a lot of gender imbalance behind the bar which is why this International Women’s day we’re championing some of the best female bartenders in the capital and inviting cocktail fans to enjoy the one-off cocktail creations to celebrate this important day.”

Payne added: Being in a female-only team and at the forefront of what we do in the drinks industry, we feel the drive of female empowerment on a daily basis, but we appreciate not all women are in the same fortunate position and days like International Women’s Day inspire us to maintain our passion for positive change in this industry.”

International Women’s Day participating bars

  • FAM (Zoe Van Der Grinten / Sesame Street made with Grey Goose Vodka)
  • Happiness Forgets (Margaux Picard / Emilie Jolie made with Woodford Reserve bourbon)
  • Artesian (Anna Sebastian & Sara Moudoulaud / Call Me If You Need To Talk made with Grey Goose La Poire vodka)
  • LCC Goodge Street (Cressida Lawlor / Alexandria made with Patron tequila)
  • Satan’s Whiskers (Nicole Sykes / Honey Honey made with BACARDI Anejo rum)
  • Blackrock (Hannah Naughton / Rosie Rivington made with Dewar’s 12 yo whisky)





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