Actually, properly, non-ironically great ... one of the funniest things I've ever heard
- The Guardian
Welcome to the luxurious surroundings of the Uncertainty Division bar, here in the heart of Edinburgh's Trendy Edinburgh.
The Uncertainty Division invites you to make yourself comfortable and settle down for an evening of abundant laughter and fine drinking. We have brought the finest ingredients of the Fringe together in one place for your imbibing and viewing pleasure. Please feel free to peruse the contents of our specially selected house cocktail menu.
| James Aylett Sunrise | Long Slow Comfortable James Lark Against A Wall | Ali Glennon Martini | Old-Fashioned Andrew Ormerod | Andrew Pontzen Margarita | Philip Stott Royale |
Ingredients: Rum, Maraschino Liqueur, Grape Juice, Lime Juice, Mischievous Smile, Piano.
Perhaps the perfect drink for the music-lover, this cheeky number will bring a smile to your face and set your feet tapping with its talent for song writing and improvisation. Composer for the show eight days for Srebrenica, this beverage is recommended for all your sound needs by numerous shows including the Cambridge Arts Theatre production of West Side Story and several bands including the London-based funk singer, Atar. Drinkers may remember this cocktail's first appearance on the public stage, performing its own song on BBC TV's A Song For Christmas (1994).
We also have a constantly-changing range of guest cocktails, featuring some of the best ingredients from around the Fringe to round out our collection of house favourites.
You can pop in for a range of drinks from the menu at C cabaret bar, evenings at 7.25pm throughout the 2004 Edinburgh Festival Fringe. You should allow 50 minutes to savour your drink. Best enjoyed with ice.