Be inspired by Nutmeg & Clove’s new menu featuring Singapore’s history and culture
Discover creative concoctions inspired by our KTVs, Botanic Gardens, Golden Mile Complex and more
Discover creative concoctions inspired by our KTVs, Botanic Gardens, Golden Mile Complex and more
Known for their charming mix of colourful contemporary vibes and warm homage to Singapore’s heritage, Nutmeg & Clove presents an exciting new menu that continues their mission to bring imbibers on journeys of reflection and discovery.
Inspired by a traveller’s musings while visiting Singapore, Flavours & Memories Volume 6: The Cocktail Diaries gives us an innovative glimpse into the history of Singapore and hopes to inspire renewed curiosity about what our island has to offer.

Designed to resemble a travelogue, this diary features 10 new cocktails that bring us on an intimate encounter with the sights and sounds of Singapore.
Cocktails such as the fresh citrusy GMT Martini – made with Monkey 47 Dry Gin washed with olive – combines elements from cocktail cultures across Tokyo, London, and Singapore as a nod to the country’s early history through turbulent times and six different time zones.

Garden City – concocted using Hendrick’s Gin infused with musk melon – pays tribute to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, an idyllic UNESCO Heritage Site, while Lah Leh Meh – crafted with butter-fat washed Cognac stirred with green coffee-infused dark rum – is a standout representative of our local culture.
Other highlights that showcase Singaporean icons include K-Tea-V, Golden Charm – inspired by the traveller’s encounter with Golden Mile Complex – and the perennial question, Can Bubble Gum?.

Accompanying their new cocktail menu is a fresh dinner menu that offers innovative Modern Singapore cuisine.
Try their take on beloved classics like the Lobster Kueh Pie Tee, SG Scotch Egg, and Rendang Mac & Cheese, then end off your meal with the Nutmeg & Clove Ice Cream Sandwich, a generous portion of Michter’s bourbon soaked brownie flanked by two slices of fried Hainanese toast.
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