About DRiNK Fest China

DRiNK Fest China

Search. Sip. Celebrate. 

Co-organised by Thirsty Work Productions (the creators of DRiNK) and DiningCity (the creators of China Restaurant Week), DRiNK Fest is the largest cocktail event of its kind in China, featuring some of the country’s most celebrated bars and most creative drinks. 

The first edition of DRiNK Fest presents 11 days of quality drinking experiences at 200+ venues across over 40 cities, with more than 1,000 craft drinks on offer. During the event, participating venues offer a dedicated DRiNK Fest menu of drinks exclusively priced at just ¥50 each, giving guests the chance to sip quality beverages for much less than they would normally pay.

 

About Thirsty Work Productions 

Thirsty Work Productions (TWP) is a consulting company and marketing agency based in Shanghai. We create world-class, bilingual content celebrating the region’s drinks culture and bar industry, and then deploy that content digitally and through events. With these two elements, we build and promote brands while simultaneously educating Asia’s rapidly evolving beverage professionals and its increasingly savvy consumers. TWP is the creator of DRiNK Magazine (drinkmagazine.asia / cn.drink.love), Asia’s leading bar industry platform; the official DRiNK WeChat account (drinkmagazine) and the DRiNK Awards.

 

About DiningCity

DiningCity, an online bilingual guide and instant reservation service for premium restaurants, launched its Asian edition first in Singapore as early as 2007 and initiated official websites for Hong Kong and Mainland China in 2008 and 2009 respectively.
DiningCity offers restaurant listings, introductions, reviews, pictures and the ability to make instant reservations for its users.
Its platform and app also offer instant discounts off the food bill through its Book & Save feature and rewards loyal users with welcome drinks and window seat priority.
DiningCity lists over 55,000 well-selected member restaurants with more than 1300 instantly bookable member restaurants in Greater China.