By MOOK Scenic Spots Wu Pin-xuan, compiled and reported
Sweet tooth alert: Taipei W Hotel has partnered with the wildly popular Tainan-based ice cream shop “Juanwei” to launch a pop-up called “W Juanwei Game: Song of Ice & Wine” at the WOOBAR on the 10th floor. In addition to selling the “Popcorn Lychee Black Tea” flavor—which has won awards at international ice cream competitions—the pop-up also offers an exclusive W limited-edition “Peach Apple Osmanthus Vodka” ice cream.
Tainan’s super-popular “Juanwei” ice cream has teamed up with W Hotel for a pop-up. (Photo / W Taipei)
For cocktails, there are two options: “Taipei Donkey,” made with Taiwan Golden Mountain osmanthus-infused Kinmen Kaoliang liquor, and the hipster-style “Mi?” cocktail. The latter uses sake as a base to highlight rice aroma, then adds homemade Earl Grey tea syrup, lychee puree, fresh roselle tea, and egg white, topped off with Taiwanese popcorn for a drink that’s perfect for a tipsy girls’ night out.
Besides ice cream, you can also enjoy WOOBAR’s classic signature cocktails. (Photo / W Taipei)
Also on offer are W’s specially made desserts “Knight of High Osmanthus” ginger-black sugar cheesecake and “Red Robe Priestess” tangerine black tea baked custard, which can be paired with any two types of ice cream.
No need to travel all the way to Tainan to try these popular desserts. (Photo / W Taipei)
The “W Juanwei Game: Song of Ice & Wine” pop-up will be open daily from 12pm to 8pm during the event period. Buy any two items among ice cream, cocktails, and desserts for a NT$100 discount, or all three for NT$888. Show your receipt from purchases at Taipei W Hotel during the current month to get NT$50 off.
【Info】
W Juanwei Game: Song of Ice & Wine Pop-Up
Location: W Hotel, 10th Floor WOOBAR
Dates: August 19 to August 27
Extended to November: Tainan Rocket Dessert Gashapon Machine Pop-Up in Xinyi District
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