This November, 13 popular bars across Hong Kong will take part in the Clear Head, Strong Cause campaign, an initiative led by premier non-alcoholic spirit band Crossip in partnership with local mental health charity Mind HK and Movember. As part of Mind HK’s effort to raise awareness of, and quell stigma around, mental health issues, the campaign aims to shine a light on men’s mental health through a programme of Crossip cocktails. A portion of proceeds from these drinks will be donated directly to Mind HK to support its cause.
Joining this mindful drinking project are 13 of the city’s best bars, including Aer, The Aubrey, Bobby’s Rabble, Corks (Causeway Bay and Sheung Wan), Courtroom, Dead Poets, Friday After Class, Gossip, Honky Tonks Tavern, Kinsman, Mirage, and Socio. Each establishment will approach Crossip’s catalogue of zero-ABV spirits with its own unique spin, creating an exclusive mocktail that is bold, vibrant, and flavour-forward.
Highlights include the citrusy ‘Movember Mindset Mule’ from Socio, where Crossip Fresh Citrus meets the refreshing tastes of lime juice, agave syrup, and lavender sprigs; the savoury ‘Bloody Mary Maggi’ from Kinsman, a complex and adventurous concoction of Crossip Dandy Smoke, Thai boat noodle reduction, and pork blood curd; and the refreshing ‘Hajimari’ from The Aubrey, where fruit shrub and herbs elevate the subtle tastes of Crossip Fresh Citrus.
For those interested in sampling several Movember cocktails in one night, we recommend hopping between five participating bars in Soho. Start your night at Gossip near Lyndhurst Terrace, move along Graham Street for Courtroom, then up to Staunton Street for Socio and Kinsman on the corner of Staunton and Peel, and end your crawl at Dead Poets on Aberdeen Street.
Crossip cocktails for the Clear Head, Strong Cause campaign are available from November 1 to 30 at participating venues.
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