Get Invites To Monkey Shoulder's Ongoing KL Bar Takeovers For Dope Entertainment, Cocktails & Perks!!
Feeling stuck in the 'where are we going tonight?' loop? Monkey Shoulder's got you covered. The award-winning blended malt whisky brand is spicing up your nights out with the Make it Monkey campaign from May to June, bringing the party to some of the coolest hangout spots across Klang Valley.
Say goodbye to decision fatigue with Monkey Hotline – a playful text-to-play experience that puts Klang Valley's best parties in your pocket. Just drop Monkey Shoulder a message to unlock fun perks and a fresh, unexpected night out without the hassle of endless planning.
So How Does It Work?
The Monkey Hotline keeps things simple, just the way a good night out should be! All you need to do is send a WhatsApp text to +6011-1220 3895 and you'll get a playful reply along with instant access to Monkey Shoulder bar takeovers across Klang Valley. Plus, surprise perks, party-starting tips, and secret invites dropping weekly. No apps, no guesswork, just a straight-up good time delivered to your phone.
'Monkey Shoulder is all about mixing things up. Not just in cocktails, but in your nights out too!' said Brendon Khoo, Regional Brand Ambassador for Monkey Shoulder. 'We believe everyone's nights out need a fresh mix! And with Monkey Hotline, we'll shake up your evenings with spontaneity and a good measure of playful spirit. To all the party-planners, party-starters and everyone in between, this is your cheeky invite to out a night out that's anything but the ordinary.'
Expect a full-blown Monkey Shoulder takeover, complete with dance performances, exciting prizes, cheeky challenges, DJ sets, and Monkey Shoulder cocktails. For those who prefer their nights a little more laid-back, head over to Frank's Bar or Vér Bar, where a specially curated Monkey Shoulder cocktail menu will be available from May to June. Whether you're turning up the night or just along for the ride, Make it Monkey promises to bring a riot of energy, good vibes, and unexpected twists at every corner.
Are you ready to give your night a fresh mix with Monkey Shoulder? Visit their website and stay connected on Instagram (@monkeyshoulder). Let's Make It Monkey!
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