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Aer, lounge at Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, set for return post-monsoon
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Saturday, 05 October, 2019, 16 : 00 PM [IST]
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
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Aer, the rooftop bar and lounge at Four Seasons Hotel Mumbai, Worli, is set to return to the nightlife scene in the city after its monsoon hiatus. It has new cocktail and tapas menus, and will also offer experiences such as sundowners, live music nights, weekend parties and other curated experiences and evenings throughout the season.
“With the aim to offer a more evolved beverage experience that is eclectic yet local at heart, we have drawn up an exciting list of cocktails that is rich in locally available ingredients, yet still unique,” said Deepak Shettigar, beverage manager, Aer.
These include Clarity, AER’s modern take on the classic Bloody Mary (made with vodka, clarified tomato and basil, lime, salt, ajwain, and basil tincture, garnished with an ajwain leaf); The Lucky Nut, paying homage to the humble coconut and its multipurpose uses in an Indian household, infused with coconut fat wash whiskey, passion fruit, pineapple juice and bitters; All that Bitters, a biting combination of kasoori methi-infused gin and lime juice; Sassy Peach, inspired by a Whiskey Sour, featuring a mix of lacto-fermented peach puree, Scotch whiskey and lime; and Pickle Me Up, house-pickled gherkins, turmeric syrup, tequila and lime.
“Everyday ingredients like ajwain, kasuri methi and raw turmeric will be included in unusual concoctions that are sure to leave you asking for more,” Shettigar added.
Besides this, the menu also includes the bar’s classic cocktails with a twist like the B-Fashioned (a singleton of Glendullan with salted banana and bitters); and Passionista (sparkling wine, Hennessey VS, passion fruit and pineapple gum), as well as a selection of gourmet small bites.
With its reopening, the focus of the bar, which will be open between 5:30pm and 1:30am, seven days a week, will be on offering new and unique experiences to patrons – through its food and beverage, and programming initiatives, right through the festive season.
“Returning to Mumbai’s nightlife scene this time around is going to a rather special one for us, for reasons more than one. After closing the last season on a high note, we are excited to get the ball rolling with all that we have planned for AER. We are looking forward to raising the bar much higher, by offering evolved beverage experiences and ensuring our guests have a memorable experience, making them want to return for more,” said Ashwin Mathur, hotel manager.
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