Eau de Vie Melbourne
Whisky-centred saloon that ticks all the right boxes
Entered speakeasy style behind closed doors, the 700-bottle cocktail bar serves up what many believe to be the best concoctions in the city. Focused on whiskies from around the world – whence the name – the bar serves up small bites that are as diverse as the drinks, and a paired menu of food and spirits. The private Whisky Room, entered through the bookshelf, holds the choicest bottles and offers space for up to 40.

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