This evening’s partners

Who’s pouring with us

Brands that make the night taste like something. Product on the bar, presence on the floor.

Alameda, California · Est. 1982

St. George Spirits

America’s original artisan distillery, St. George has been shaping craft spirits since long before “craft” was a category. From their hangar on the Alameda Naval Air Station, they make gins and spirits with a clear point of view — Terroir, Botanivore, Valley, Dry Rye — bottles bartenders reach for when they want character in the glass, not a blank canvas.

At Sips & Sushi, St. George is woven into the night: a signature cocktail built around their gin, and a tasting station where guests can pour, compare, and talk through the lineup up close.

  • On the menu Signature cocktail
  • On the floor Tasting station

Highlands of Jalisco · Craft tequila

Tromba Tequila

Born from bartenders who wanted an additive-free, 100% agave tequila they would actually pour behind the stick, Tromba is small-batch craft with a clear point of view. Named for the summer storms that feed the Highlands of Jalisco, every bottle is grounded in land, climate, and the people who drink it.

At Sips & Sushi, Tromba is woven into the night: a signature cocktail built around their tequila, and a tasting station where guests can pour, compare, and talk through the lineup up close.

  • On the menu Signature cocktail
  • On the floor Tasting station

Salem, New Hampshire · Italian limoncello

Fabrizia Spirits

Proper Italian limoncello, made stateside. Fabrizia brings bright citrus and old-world craft to a bottle bartenders reach for when they want something sunny, food-friendly, and unmistakably itself, not a generic sweetener in disguise.

At Sips & Sushi, Fabrizia is woven into the night: a signature cocktail built around their limoncello, and a tasting station where guests can pour, compare, and talk through the lineup up close.

  • On the menu Signature cocktail
  • On the floor Tasting station

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