🌟 Only support cocktail number 4

"Draft Land Taichung" is located at Taichung PARK2 Caowu Square, emphasizing a relaxed atmosphere with "lifestyle cocktails" for guests, offering as many as 18 types of cocktails. Be sure to choose number 4.

Draft Land is the first drinking-style cocktail bar in Asia. Pushing open the inconspicuous wooden door, you'll find cave-style decor, with limited seating, many people take their drinks to enjoy at Caowu Square.

The Draft Land menu is as follows: Number 4, Hong Kong-style frozen lemon oolong is the only recommendation, with a total of 18 cocktails. The menu is entirely in English, and if you have a preferred taste, you can ask the staff for recommendations.

Many of us almost had one drink each, and half of us have tasted all of them, but number 4 is truly the only one that is delicious.

Let's drink
LUCHEE COBBLER 9% 💰200
White Wine/Tequila/Lychee/Dill/Lime
I told the staff I wanted a more sour drink, but I think their drinks usually lean towards sweet. This cocktail tasted like lychee white wine but had a very unrefined flavor, reminiscent of mixing various drinks at home.

Hong Kong-style Frozen Lemon Oolong 9% 💰250
Vodka/Oolong Tea/Ume/Osmanthus/Hawthorn
This drink is widely acknowledged as drinkable; it tastes like a combination of iced oolong tea and alcohol, and is relatively smooth.

Mango Sago 13.3% 💰500 (large)
Rum/Coconut/Mango/Pandan/Grapefruit
My friend regretted ordering a large of this drink. The whole cup of Mango Sago mixed with alcohol had a very unrefined taste, and perhaps due to the addition of grapefruit, it had a bitter finish, making the alcohol flavor even more pronounced.

Thoughts: Number 4 is drinkable, while the others are overly diluted and hard to drink. I sincerely recommend number 4; considering the price, flavor, and quantity, I feel it’s acceptable, but I think I would prefer to drink beer.

For those who prioritize food: drink number 4, as the others are hard to consume.

For those who value the atmosphere: the cave style is unique.

For those who are concerned about parking: luck dictates if you find spots at Caowu Park for cars and motorcycles.

For those who care about restrooms: there are public restrooms at Caowu Walk, separated by gender.

For those who mind waiting: there will be a queue, with more crowds as it gets later.

For those who value service: it’s pretty good, and they will recommend flavors based on your preferences, even though it may not be what I wanted.🤣

If you focus on cost performance: 🌟🌟🌟🌟
(Discussing food and price solely)