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The Terrace’s Bar

  • Written by Emma Brown


THE TERRACE LAUNCHES A SPECTACULAR AND INNOVATIVE SIGNATURE COCKTAIL MENU
 

The Terrace, Emporium Hotel South Bank’s magnificent rooftop bar and dining venue, has launched a brand-new signature cocktail menu just in time for summer.  Reflecting the subtropical tropical luxe character and refreshing vibrancy of the spectacular space and location, the menu showcases a range of premium, locally sourced ingredients and seasonal inspirations with a degree of theatricality and original presentation.

 

The new cocktail menu utilises a range of techniques to create unique flavour profiles, aromas and textures for a memorable experience with an element of surprise.  The selection of delicious cocktails also feature a variety of fun with share-style creations for two to four people.

 

The Terrace’s Bar Manager, Jacky Chu, said,

 

“Our new signature list provides a completely unique, elevated cocktail experience.  We have focused on raising the bar to create a multi-sensory offering through a progressive and modern approach.  This all adds to the stunning backdrop that we have at The Terrace.”

 

“There is simply no venue in Brisbane like The Terrace, with its unbeatable views, inventive design, vibrancy and energy.  It provides the ultimate oasis of luxe contemporary elegance and has been a key source of inspiration in crafting this menu.  Our range of cocktails is in keeping with our theme of surprising and delighting our guests.”

 

Menu highlights include:

 

Emporium Caviar Martini - a deliciously sophisticated surprise, featuring Absolut Vodka, Cointreau, elderflower, fresh apple, Emporium rooftop harvested honey, fresh lime, cucumber and Emporium Signature tea blend of Caviar and Air.

 

Island of the Gods - a powerful and refreshing TIKI libation featuring Nusa Cana Tropical Island Rum, Havana Club Especial, Goslings 151, guava nectar, Orgeat, Pimento Dram, Absinthe, pomegranate grenadine, mystery mix, Angostura Bitters, fresh lime juice and sugar.

 

Le Roux Luxe - a luxuriously modern take on a contemporary classic, with a nod to chocolatier ‘Henri Le Roux’ the creator of salted caramel. Features Husk Distillers Spiced Bam Bam Rum, Mr Black Coffee Liquor, Licor 43, Emporium rooftop harvest honey, espresso, house-made nitro charged coffee foam and gold shards.

 

N2 Iced Tea (serves 2) - an indulgently refreshing mix of Beefeater Gin, Pomme de Verte, lemon verbena, Chamomile tea syrup, orange bitters, peach puree, cucumber, mint, lime and cloudy apple juice served in a smoking nitro charged teapot with apple, lime and strawberry.

 

Proud Hyde Punch - a vibrant ode to the sunshine state featuring Havana Club Anejo Especial Rum infused with pineapple sage, Licor 43, all-spice, saffron-infused honey, fresh lime, pineapple, Aloe Vera foam and smoked cinnamon, served in a smoked golden pineapple.

 

Located on the 21st floor of the newly-opened Emporium Hotel South Bank, The Terrace offers uninterrupted, panoramic views across the Brisbane River to the city skyline and beyond.  It boasts unique, custom-made design features that create a visually captivating, subtropical feel, including a backlit white onyx floor and 13m bar, floor to ceiling glass doors that open onto an expansive balcony, two open-air retractable roofs, a 5-metre digital LED screen and lush green walls.

 

Centrally positioned on Grey Street in Brisbane, within Anthony John Group’s AUD$600 million Southpoint precinct, Emporium Hotel South Bank is surrounded by Brisbane’s best bars, dining and lifestyle options and just minutes’ walk to Queensland Performing Arts Complex, Queensland Art Gallery, Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, the Queensland Museum and State Library.

 

For further information on Emporium Hotel South Bank, please call 1800 346 835, email reservations@emporiumhotels.com.au or visit www.emporiumhotels.com.au.

 

About Emporium Hotel South Bank:

 

Located on Grey Street, Brisbane, within the AUD$600 million Southpoint precinct by Anthony John Group, Emporium Hotel South Bank elevates the level of style, comfort and service in the boutique hotel industry in Australia. 

 

The Hotel features 143 sumptuously appointed suites, a range of premium food and beverage options, 24-hour in-suite dining, concierge, a grand pillarless ballroom for up to 350 people, three purpose-built boardrooms, and a spectacular rooftop 23-metre infinity edge pool and bar, boasting a magnificent north easterly aspect over South Bank Parklands, the Brisbane River and CBD. 

 

Emporium Hotels first launched in July 2007 with Emporium Hotel Fortitude Valley, which was the sole vision of two passionate, design driven individuals Anthony and Francine John of the Anthony John Group.  Together they crafted an offering without equal in Brisbane’s boutique luxury hotel market.  Emporium Hotel Fortitude Valley went on to win an extensive array of national and international accolades before being sold in 2017.  In 2014, Emporium Hotel Fortitude Valley was inducted into Queensland Tourism's Hall of Fame. At the 2018 World Travel Awards, Emporium Hotels was named ‘Australia's Leading Boutique Hotel’ for the fourth consecutive year and Emporium Hotel South Bank was named ‘Australia’s Leading Hotel Residences’.

 

Emporium Hotel South Bank continues the Group’s commitment to delivering iconic, bespoke, Queensland design with impeccable service standards and incredible cuisine.   

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