Azamara The Den Bar Menu: Cocktails, Spirits and Drink Prices
Azamara’s The Den offers a relaxed place to stop for a drink during the day or settle in for cocktails in the evening. For cruisers who like to research dining, restaurants, bars, entertainment, and onboard activities before sailing, seeing an actual Azamara bar menu can make it much easier to understand what drinks are available and what premium selections may cost.
The menus photographed onboard show a broad selection ranging from destination-inspired cocktails to familiar classics and straight pours of whisky. They also provide a useful look at Azamara’s beverage pricing and the types of premium brands that appear on its cocktail menus.
For more Azamara information on CruisePrism, see Azamara Cruises Dining Menus, Azamara Cruises Drink Lists and Azamara cruises Onboard Guides.
Azamara Atlas Bar Cocktail Menu
One of the most interesting pages is the Atlas Bar menu, which focuses heavily on cocktails inspired by destinations around the world. At the time this menu was photographed, each cocktail shown on the page was priced at $17.95.
The selections include:
• Date of Cairo – Grey Goose vodka, Egyptian date sauce and passion fruit juice
• Heart of Azamara – Grey Goose vodka, fresh strawberry purée, fresh lime juice, passion fruit nectar, Galliano and absinthe
• London Fog Martini – In-house Earl Grey-infused Tanqueray gin, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup and egg white
• Scottish Sour – Johnnie Walker Black whisky, Laphroaig, in-house ginger syrup, fresh lemon juice and maple syrup
• Grand Bazaar – Turkish Yeni Raki, fresh lemon juice and in-house arugula syrup
• Tuscany Delight – Courvoisier VSOP cognac, amaretto, Kahlúa, cream and coconut syrup
• Osaka Spice – Sake, fresh lime juice, lime syrup, simple syrup and wasabi
• Prince of Wales – Courvoisier VSOP cognac, Grand Marnier, Angostura orange bitters and sparkling wine
• Red District – Courvoisier VSOP cognac, absinthe, sugar and Angostura
• La Louisiane – Bénédictine liqueur, fresh lemon juice, honey, orange bitters and egg white
• Mumbai Mule – In-house chili-infused Grey Goose vodka, fresh lime juice, in-house ginger syrup, lime syrup and cilantro
• The Parisienne – Grey Goose vodka, Grand Marnier, lime syrup, orange bitters and sparkling wine
This is not simply a menu of standard cruise-ship mixed drinks. Ingredients such as Egyptian date sauce, wasabi, Turkish raki, arugula syrup, absinthe and chili-infused vodka give the menu a much more experimental feel.
For passengers who enjoy trying something unusual while cruising, this is one of the more distinctive parts of the drink selection shown in these photos.
How Much Are the Atlas Bar Cocktails?
The photographed Atlas Bar menu lists all 12 cocktails shown at $17.95 each.
That makes the menu particularly useful for anyone comparing the cost of ordering cocktails individually with the value of an Azamara beverage package.
Drink prices and package inclusions can change, so passengers should always check the current onboard menu and their specific package before ordering rather than assuming these photographed prices will apply to a future sailing.
Azamara Signature Cocktails
Another menu page highlights several recognizable cocktails built around premium spirits.
A notice at the top of the photographed menu states that the collection of signature cocktails is available à la carte for $15 each or is included in the Ultimate Beverage Package. That distinction is worth remembering when deciding whether an upgraded beverage package makes sense for your cruise.
The photographed signature selections include the Courvoisier VSOP Side Car, French 75 and Chivas Regal Godfather.
Courvoisier VSOP Side Car
The Side Car is made with:
• Courvoisier VSOP
• Cointreau
• Fresh lemon juice
• Simple syrup
• Lemon peel
Cognac and citrus make this a more traditional choice for passengers who prefer classic cocktails over some of the more experimental combinations found on the Atlas Bar menu.
French 75
Azamara’s photographed version of the French 75 combines:
• Tanqueray 10 Gin
• Simple syrup
• Lemon juice
• Piper-Heidsieck Champagne
• Lemon twist
The Champagne gives the French 75 its sparkling finish, making this an option for cruisers who enjoy lighter, citrus-forward cocktails.
Chivas Regal Godfather
The Godfather is considerably simpler:
• Chivas Regal
• Amaretto
• Orange peel
With whisky and amaretto forming the base, this is likely to appeal more to passengers looking for a spirit-forward after-dinner drink rather than a fruity cocktail.
More Cocktails on the Azamara Menu
The next photographed page adds three more cocktails before moving into the ship’s whisky selection.
Grey Goose Lemon Drop
The Grey Goose Lemon Drop uses Grey Goose, Cointreau and fresh lemon juice, with a lemon peel garnish.
This is one of the more familiar cocktail combinations on the menu and could be a good place to start for someone who prefers citrus flavors and vodka.
Gin Pom Negroni
The Gin Pom Negroni is a variation on the traditional Negroni. The photographed menu lists Campari, Hendrick’s Gin and grapefruit juice.
Rather than simply reproducing the standard cocktail, this version introduces grapefruit to the familiar gin-and-Campari profile.
Royal Flush
The Royal Flush combines Glenfiddich Select Cask, Chambord, peach schnapps and cranberry juice.
It stands out as one of the fruitier whisky-based cocktails shown across these pages.
Whisky Selection and Prices
The same menu provides a helpful snapshot of individual whisky prices onboard.
Single malt Scotch whisky selections shown include:
• Glenlivet The Master – $12
• Distillers Reserve – $12
• Glenfiddich Select Cask – $10
• Glenfiddich Triple Cask – $10
• The Balvenie 12 Years – $12
• Highland Park 12 Years – $12
Blended Scotch whisky selections include:
• Johnnie Walker Blue Label – $35
• Johnnie Walker Black Label – $10
• Chivas Regal 12 Years – $10
• Johnnie Walker Red Label – $8
• Dewar’s White Label – $8
The $35 Johnnie Walker Blue Label is noticeably more expensive than the other Scotch selections pictured, while several familiar labels are shown between $8 and $12.
Bourbon and Tennessee Whiskey
The photographed menu also includes several American whiskey choices.
Bourbon:
• Maker’s Mark – $12
• Woodford Reserve – $12
• Bulleit – $8
Tennessee whiskey:
• Jack Daniel’s Sinatra – $19
• Jack Daniel’s Gentleman Jack – $10
• Jack Daniel’s – $8
These options provide a fairly straightforward selection for passengers who would rather order a whiskey neat, on the rocks or as the basis of a simple mixed drink.
Irish and Canadian Whisky
The menu continues with Irish and Canadian selections.
Irish whiskey:
• Jameson – $8
• Bushmills Original – $8
Canadian whisky:
• Crown Royal – $10
• Canadian Club – $8
Overall, the photographed whisky menu ranges from $8 for several standard selections to $35 for Johnnie Walker Blue Label.
What Is The Den Like on Azamara?
The Den is one of Azamara’s onboard gathering spaces and serves different purposes throughout the day. For passengers researching an Azamara cruise, it is worth thinking of the venue as more than simply another ship bar.
It can be part of the quieter side of the onboard experience as well as an evening social space, making it somewhere passengers may return to at different points during the cruise.
That is particularly useful on an itinerary with busy port days. After shore excursions and hours spent exploring a destination, a comfortable indoor venue and a cocktail can offer a very different pace from the daytime schedule.
Are Drinks Included on Azamara?
Azamara includes a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in its cruise experience, while upgraded beverage packages provide access to additional premium choices.
The photographed signature cocktail menu specifically states that its $15 signature cocktails are included in the Ultimate Beverage Package.
However, passengers should not assume that every premium spirit or every cocktail appearing on every menu is automatically covered by their package. Beverage-package terms and onboard menus can change.
Check the current package inclusions for your sailing, particularly if premium cocktails are an important part of your cruise plans.
Atlas Bar vs. The Den
The photos are also useful because they illustrate two somewhat different sides of Azamara’s bar experience.
The Atlas Bar menu emphasizes more elaborate destination-inspired drinks. Cocktails such as Osaka Spice, Grand Bazaar and Date of Cairo use ingredients directly associated with their themes.
The broader cocktail selection includes more recognizable drinks such as a Side Car, French 75, Lemon Drop and Godfather, alongside a substantial whisky list.
Passengers who enjoy experimenting may find the Atlas selections particularly interesting, while those who prefer familiar cocktails or straight spirits still have plenty of recognizable choices shown in these menus.
Tips for Planning Your Drinks on an Azamara Cruise
If drinks are an important part of your cruise experience, a little planning can help before boarding.
• Compare current beverage-package prices with what you realistically expect to drink.
• Check exactly which cocktails and premium spirits are included in your package.
• Look at the onboard menu before ordering because prices and selections can change between sailings.
• Remember that a premium brand may be treated differently from a standard included spirit.
• Try some of the more unusual destination-inspired cocktails if you want something different from drinks available at a typical bar.
• Use the daily program to check entertainment and other evening activities when deciding where to spend the night onboard.
For passengers researching an Azamara itinerary in advance, drink menus are just one part of planning. Dining reservations, shore excursions, onboard activities, entertainment schedules and the ship’s daily planner can all affect how you organize each day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are the Atlas Bar cocktails on Azamara?
In the photographed Atlas Bar menu, the cocktails shown are priced at $17.95 each. Prices can change, so this should be treated as a snapshot of the menu at the time it was photographed rather than a guaranteed price for every sailing.
How much are Azamara signature cocktails?
The photographed signature cocktail menu states that the collection is available à la carte for $15 per cocktail.
Are the signature cocktails included in an Azamara beverage package?
According to the photographed menu, the featured $15 signature cocktails are included in the Ultimate Beverage Package. Always verify the current package terms for your sailing.
What cocktails are shown on the Azamara menu?
The photographed menus include destination-inspired drinks such as Date of Cairo, Heart of Azamara, Osaka Spice and Grand Bazaar, along with classics and variations such as the Side Car, French 75, Godfather, Lemon Drop, Negroni and Royal Flush.
Does Azamara have whisky onboard?
Yes. The photographed menu includes single malt and blended Scotch whisky, bourbon, Tennessee whiskey, Irish whiskey and Canadian whisky.
What is the most expensive whisky shown on this menu?
Johnnie Walker Blue Label is listed at $35, making it the highest-priced individual whisky visible in the photographed menu.
Does The Den serve cocktails?
The Den functions as one of Azamara’s social and bar spaces, including an evening setting for drinks. The exact selection available can vary, so the current onboard menu is the best reference during a cruise.
Is Atlas Bar the same as The Den?
No. They are distinct Azamara concepts. The photos included here provide a broader look at Azamara’s onboard cocktail and spirits offerings, including an Atlas Bar menu alongside other cocktail and whisky selections.
Should I buy an Azamara beverage package?
That depends largely on what you drink and how frequently you expect to order premium beverages. These photographed menus are useful because they provide actual examples of à la carte prices that can be compared with the current cost and inclusions of a beverage package.
Final Thoughts on the Azamara The Den and Bar Menus
Azamara’s photographed drink menus show considerably more variety than a simple list of beer, wine and basic mixed drinks.
There are familiar choices for passengers who know exactly what they want, including Grey Goose, Johnnie Walker, Chivas Regal, Maker’s Mark, Woodford Reserve, Jameson and Crown Royal. At the same time, the cocktail menus move into much more unusual territory with ingredients including wasabi, raki, absinthe, Egyptian date sauce, arugula syrup and chili-infused vodka.
The prices visible in these photos also give future passengers a useful reference point when researching Azamara drink packages and budgeting for a cruise. The Atlas Bar cocktails shown were $17.95, the featured signature cocktails were $15 à la carte, and the photographed whisky selections ranged from $8 to $35.
Menus, prices and beverage-package inclusions can change, so always check the latest information onboard. But if you are planning an Azamara cruise and wondering what the bar experience may look like, these menus provide a useful real-world snapshot of the cocktails, premium spirits and drink prices passengers can encounter at sea.
