A Trilogy Across the Tide

Each day unfolds a new spell — part folklore, part fantasy, entirely Klive.

Day 1 — Curse of the Coast

Haunted sailors rise with the sunset as the Pirateʼs Pour flair show ignites the deck. Guest DJ Deefo takes
over the booth with Resident DJ San setting the warm-up, while the sea glows like a flickering lantern.

Day 2 — Haunted Beats

The islandʼs ghostly icons — kuntilanak, genderuwo, banshee, and more — roam between tables as DJ
Deefo returns with Resident DJ Andreas and a live keytarist. The Ghostly Pour show keeps spirits (and
spirits) alive until closing hour.

Day 3 — The Final Spell

The weekend crescendos into a masquerade of black lace and red smoke. Devilʼs Flame scorches the bar
as DJ Deefo, DJ San, and DJ Andreas command the decks for one last hypnotic dance beneath the
Uluwatu moon. A grand flash-mob finale seals the trilogy — equal parts theatre, thrill, and temptation.

Sixty-plus countries clink glasses to the Negroni — that bitter-sweet-bold icon that’s
somehow both timeless and trendy.

And now? Add Uluwatu’s cliffside theatre to the stage.
Klive Beach Club isn’t just joining the celebration — we’re rewriting the Bali chapter.

The Trio: Three Drinks, Three Moods

Every great story needs characters, and ours come in threes.
Meet the line-up for Negroni Week at Klive:

● Classic Negroni – The unapologetic original. Sharp suit, clean lines, never late, never dull.
   Gin, Campari, vermouth, ice cut like diamonds, and a flamed orange peel that means business.

● Tropical Negroni – The extrovert of the group. Pineapple-infused, sunny, a little cheeky — think
   Aperitivo hour on holiday with your most glamorous friend.

● Coconut Negroni – The smooth talker. Creamy, coastal, easy to fall for and impossible to forget.
   The kind of cocktail that convinces you “one more round” is always a good idea.

Three personalities, one stage. Order one to flirt, two to play, or all three if you’re in the mood for drama.

Beyond the Glass

Of course, Klive never does just cocktails. The experience is layered, like the world’s first seven-deck cliff
and beach club should be. One deck is for watching waves crash, another for sliding into a pool at golden
hour, another for unhurried jacuzzi indulgence. Then there are the VIP Vista — discreet, decadent, and
designed for bespoke entertainment or private celebrations.

At the centre of it all is our restaurant, helmed by an Italian chef with Michelin-star experience, plating
Italian-Mediterranean flavours with precision and flair. Behind the bar, local virtuosi and international
mixologists conspire to deliver drinks that straddle tradition and invention. It’s theatre, but liquid.

A Word from the Bar

Bar Manager I Putu Ardiana says it best:
“Being part of Negroni Week is both an honor and an inspiration. It connects us to a global community of
cocktail professionals while giving us the opportunity to showcase Bali’s unique flavors. For us, it’s not
just about mixing drinks — it’s about sharing stories, culture, and creativity through every glass.”
Our team doesn’t just serve cocktails; they choreograph them.

Why Klive?

Because Bali deserved something rarer. Klive was built to redefine what a beach club experience means
— not loud, not lazy, but layered, refined, and yes, a little bit flirtatious. We don’t just pour; we present. We
don’t just play music; we curate moods. We don’t just host; we stage. So when Negroni Week arrived, we
knew we weren’t simply participating. We were here to headline.

Come for the Negroni

This is where Italian heritage meets Bali bravado, where every deck tells a different story, and where the
Negroni takes a starring role.

So come thirsty, come curious, and come ready to be entertained. One week, three Negronis, seven
decks, endless reasons to say salute.