“For the month of May, the tiny laneway bar Cantina OK! is pouring a rotating trio of small-batch mezcals for $10 a serve – or $30 for all three – pulling bottles from a back bar that’s usually reserved for those willing to spend a lot more. It’s a rare chance to drink through seriously limited agave spirits without committing to a full pour (or a minor financial decision).”

“The laneway revival was about adding a human quality “somewhere to sit, eat or drink, something wonderful to experience””

“Looking for the best things to do in Sydney/Eora this weekend? There's never a shortage of exciting activities in Sydney to keep your calendar full.”

“You’ll find Chef Amber Doig steering the menu at Potts Point’s favourite celebrity hangout The Butler. They’ve hosted their share of big names over the years, from Margot Robbie to Rita Ora and Andrew Garfield, but over the last seven, Doig has brought her own culinary cool to the restaurant.”

'“As a food editor, I’m often asked about the balance between the stories I chase and the ones that simply land in my lap. This one in particular, was very much the latter.

It was late one Friday afternoon when I noticed my inbox light up with a pitch from Annie Hayes, events and partnerships manager at Mucho Group (Cantina OK!, Bar Planet, Tios, Bar Herbs).”

“Cantina OK! has unveiled a limited run of 18 small-batch mezcals, now pouring from its back bar after the team’s December 2025 sourcing trip to Oaxaca.”

“Mucho Group Tequila and Mezcal Fest 2025 was a celebration of agave spirits, an event held at Centro 86 during Sydney Bar Week.”

“MUCHO Tequila & Mezcal Festival is back for 2025, taking over Centro 86 on Sunday 14th September for one massive afternoon of tasting, learning and celebrating Mexico’s most iconic spirits.”

“Explore the world of agave at MUCHO’s interactive tequila and mezcal festival”

“Scarcity is the currency at Cantina OK!. The Sydney bar, famous for its love of small-batch agave spirits, has just unveiled six new mezcals from Oaxaca—each made in vanishingly tiny quantities, barely a hundred litres per batch.“

“Dine Out gets underway next week, and plenty of Hot-Listed venues are getting in on the fun. Best of all, most of these one-off, exclusive and limited-run aren’t sold out or don’t need a booking.”

“Including a Burmese Singaporean take on fish and chip flavours and a mezcal-inspired concoction that’s just as at-home on fried food as it is on the rim of your Margarita.”