Singapore’s coffee culture has found its way into a rather different sort of bottle. Belvedere has introduced Dirty Brew, a coffee-based spirit made with organic rye vodka and roasted organic robusta coffee beans. Singapore is the first Southeast Asian market to receive the new release.

What is Belvedere Dirty Brew?

Rather than being a ready-to-drink coffee cocktail, Dirty Brew is a bottled spirit that brings together Belvedere Organic Vodka and the flavour of robusta coffee. According to the brand, it has espresso notes, hints of toffee and dark chocolate, and a soft finish.

The name nods to the idea of “dirty coffee”, where espresso is poured into another drink, creating a contrast in colour and flavour. Its matte-black bottle with gold details makes the coffee connection fairly obvious, even before you read the label.

Belvedere is positioning Dirty Brew for people who enjoy coffee-led drinks, particularly in a cocktail setting. There is no need to mistake this for a regular cup of kopi, though: it is an alcoholic spirit, not an everyday coffee substitute.

Why launch it in Singapore?

Singapore is the first stop in the brand’s Southeast Asian rollout. Belvedere has linked the decision to the country’s established coffee culture, from traditional kopitiams to bars serving espresso-based cocktails.

For the launch, the brand brought a kopi-inspired pop-up, Club Dirty Brew, to Sip Sip on 29 and 30 October 2026. Guests were invited to try signature serves featuring the new spirit. Those dates have already passed, but the launch was intended to introduce a new way of bringing coffee flavours into evening drinks.

Where to try Belvedere Dirty Brew in Singapore

Belvedere says Dirty Brew will remain available at Sip Sip and selected premium venues in Singapore after the launch. The press material does not give a complete venue list or retail price, so it is best to check availability directly before making a special trip.

For coffee lovers who also enjoy cocktails, the interesting part is how the familiar bitter, roasted character of robusta might work alongside a vodka base. We have not sampled Dirty Brew ourselves, so the tasting notes above come from the brand rather than an independent review.

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