The Goods Spirits Bar on Princess Cruises offers exotic cocktails inspired by cruise destination around the world. We take a closer look at the Good Spirits Bar Menu and share our recommendations.
What is the Good Spirits Bar?
The Good Spirits Bar offers a range of cocktails inspired by the Good Spirits TV series (available to watch here). Each cocktail on the menu is inspired by a different destination so you can sip your way around the world!
The cocktails are not ones you will have heard of before, these have been created exclusively for Princess Cruises by expert mixologist, Rob Floyd. The cocktails use ingredients from the different destinations to bring different flavours you may never have tasted before.
Which Princess cruise ships has a Good Spirits Bar?
The Good Spirits Bar can be found on the following Princess cruise ships:
- Caribbean Princess
- Coral Princess
- Crown Princess – watch our cruise ship tour
- Discovery Princess
- Emerald Princess
- Enchanted Princess – watch our cruise ship tour
- Island Princess
- Majestic Princess
- Regal Princess
- Royal Princess – watch our cruise ship tour
- Ruby Princess
- Sky Princess – watch our cruise ship tour
- Sun Princess – arriving in 2024
The Good Spirits Bar is not currently available on Diamond, Grand or Sapphire Princess.
When is Good Spirits at Sea open?
The bar is open throughout the day but the special Good Spirits at Sea cocktail menu is only available during certain times of the day, usually between 5pm and 8pm daily. You can check the daily schedule to find out when Good Spirits at Sea is available.
At all other times, you can order drinks and cocktails from the main menu. We have compiled a detailed list of Princess Cruises drinks with prices to give you an idea of the drinks onboard.
Good Spirits Bar Menu with Prices
In the latest Good Spirits Bar menu there are 19 cocktails to choose from. All are priced at $15 so are included in the Princess Plus and Princess Premier Packages.
To learn more about which package is right for you, we’d recommend you take a look at our cost breakdown of both packages.
| Cocktail | Price |
| Gin and Tonic Ultima (Barcelona) Hendricks Gin, Lime wheel, lemon peel, juniper and tonic | $15 |
| Azul Blanco (Curacao) Silver tequila, lime, blue curacao, pineapple and elderflower foam (egg white) | $15 |
| Grappa Peach (Uruguay) Grappa, lemon, honey, peach schnapps and Champagne | $15 |
| Bangkok Mule (Thailand) Whiskey, basil, lemongrass and ginger syrup, lime and ginger beer | $15 |
| Apples Delight (Madeira) Calvados, fresh lemon juice, honey syrup, St Germain, apples and Port | $15 |
| Sandia en Fuego (Yucatan) Don Julio Reposado tequila, seranno pepper, watermelon, lime and Agave | $15 |
| The Great Pumpkin (St Lucia) Bacardi 8, egg white, pumpkin syrup, cinnamon, nutmeg and lemon | $15 |
| Vanilla Sky (Tahiti) Vanilla vodka, fresh pineapple, orgeat syrup, lime, Agave and triple sec | $15 |
| The Cartagena Cool (Cartagena) Appleton rum, cinnamon, orange and chocolate bitters and orange peel | $15 |
| Coco-Cafe (Dominican Republic) Gosling rum, espresso, coconut cream, kosher salt, grated nutmeg and chocolate | $15 |
| Apertivo Roma (Rome) Limoncello, Aperol, Canadian whiskey, bitters and mint leaves | $15 |
| Barbados Swizzler (Barbados) Bacardi light rum, Bacardi dark rum, fresh grapefruit juice, Agave, Velvet Falernum and bitters | $15 |
| Key Lime Martini (Key West) Whiskey, Agave, lime juice, Cointreau, vanilla, condensed milk, pineapple juice, Graham Cracker and cinnamon rim with elderflower foam (egg white) | $15 |
| Mykonos Press (Mykonos) Ouzo, Hendricks gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, soda, lime/lemonade and grenadine | $15 |
| Pastis Pearl (Marseille) Hendricks gin, Pastis, lemon juice, simple syrup and egg white | $15 |
| Saint Petersburg Mule (St Petersburg) Vodka, lemon juice, honey syrup, apple juice and ginger beer | $15 |
| Starry Night in Oslo (Oslo) Aquavit, black charcoal tea, lemon juice, Agave and fresh ginger | $15 |
| Loch Ness Martini (Edinburgh) Hendricks gin, lime juice, Agave, Cointreau, cucumber and salt | $15 |
| Butterfly (cocktail magic) Gin, lemon juice, Cointreau, butterfly tea and simple syrup | $15 |
Good Spirits Cocktails to Avoid
One cocktail we wouldn’t recommend from the Good Spirits Bar is the Coco-Cafe. The description sounds very tasty with coffee and chocolate flavours but the coconut cream curdled, making it lumpy!
If you’re not a huge fan of liquorice, you might want to avoid ordering the Pastis Pearl. Pastis is a drink from Marseille, which is made with star anise.
One other cocktail to be aware of is the Starry Night in Olso. It contains Aquavit, which can be an acquired taste. Aquavit is made with caraway, fennel, and anise seeds, which can make it quite strong and spicy.
Good Spirits Cocktails we Recommend
There are some cocktails that us and many other cruisers would recommend trying. If you’re feeling adventurous, why not try them all?!
Vanilla Sky is sweet but a very popular drink. Just be aware that orgeat syrup is made from almonds so would not be suitable for people with some nut allergies.
We tried the Grappa Peach, which was nice but quite strong as it contains Grappa.
Sandia en Fuego is a hot and spicy cocktail, with watermelon to balance it out. It’s one of the most popular cocktails at the Good Spirits Bar.
The Butterfly cocktail isn’t from a particular destination but is a ‘magic’ colour-changing cocktail. It contains Butterfly pea flower which reacts when lemon juice is added. We’d recommend ordering it at least once to see it for yourself.
Good Spirits Bar Challenge
When you order a cocktail from the Good Spirits Bar menu, you can collect a coaster card with details of the drink. Some people have fun collecting the set!
On some Princess cruise ships, there’s been a special t-shirt that can be ‘earned’ once you have tried 11 of the cocktails from the menu. It seems that this may not be available all of the time and depends whether the cruise ship has a supply of t-shirts for your cruise. It seems the t-shirts go very fast!
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