India Cocktail Week 2026, popularly known as ICW returns for its new edition that promises two days of flavour, culture and high-energy celebration. The festival will take place on February 28 and March 1 in Mumbai at Jio World Garden.
From 2 pm to 10 pm, ICW Mumbai will bring together iconic spirit brands, globally celebrated bartenders and cocktail lovers for an immersive festival experience.
Known as India’s biggest celebration of cocktail culture, the two-day food and drink festival will celebrate cocktails while showcasing cutting-edge mixology, gourmet food experiences, live music and immersive brand-led storytelling. With over 25 brand showcases and over 200 innovative cocktail offerings, the festival creates a vibrant space where discovery meets indulgence.
The experience is further elevated through industry-led workshops and masterclasses, gourmet food pop-ups, live performances and design-forward brand zones that celebrate mixology as both a craft and a culture.
Adding to the buzz is a carefully curated entertainment lineup headlined by Peter Cat Recording Co., followed by performances by Sicklip, Sage, Aaliya, and more.
Food and drink guide at ICW 2026
Participating brands include Absolut, Bacardi, Ballantine’s, Beefeater, Bombay Sapphire, Chambal Gin, Daku Rum, Don Julio, Fino Tequila, Jack Daniel’s, Jameson Irish Whisky, Licor 43, Monarch Legacy Edition Brandy, Nisaki Gin, Pistola, Rangeela Vodka, Red Bull, Roku Japanese Crafted Gin, Schweppes, Seven Islands Pure Malt Whisky, Simba, Smirnoff, Tanqueray, Tigerfire Vodka, Toki Suntory Whisky, Woodburns Whisky, Yello Whisky, and more – each bringing their own distinctive take on cocktail innovation.
The long drinking menu will be coupled with the likes of delicious food from Good Flippin, Fromagerie, TruFalafel, Suzette, Yazu, Chocolove, Kerala Quarters, and Lil Gamby, bringing together global flavours and indulgent bites alongside ICW’s cocktail showcases.
Sharan Behl, who is the co-founder of the ICW shares, “ICW was created to spotlight cocktails as a cultural movement, bringing together global influences, homegrown talent and a community that values creativity, craftsmanship and meaningful experiences.”
ICW Mumbai 2026 caters to audiences aged above 21, and is family-friendly, along with dedicated security, medical support and on-ground safety teams. Sustainability remains a key focus, with initiatives such as rice husk glasses, upcycled paper cups and efforts to minimise single-use plastics.
The tickets for the event this February are available on District by Zomato for Rs 999.
India Cocktail Week 2026 returns to Mumbai this February; check all the details
