MORE:\u00a0Montgomery County pitmaster will compete on Bobby Flay’s ‘BBQ Brawl’<\/a><\/p>\n Anyone participating in the challenge can check into a stop on the trail by scanning a QR code at the bar or logging the visit online. Visit Philadelphia will donate $2.50 to PHL Cares, an initiative to combat homelessness, for each check-in until it reaches $5,000. Check-ins are limited to one per person per day.<\/p>\n So what are the bartenders serving up? Several mixed up their version of the Fish House Punch, a rum cocktail invented at a Philly fishing club in 1732. A play on that drink is available at Caletta (Hotel Anna & Bel), Vernick Fish (Four Seasons) and First Daughter Oyster & Co. (Renaissance Downtown) \u2014 while THIRTEEN (Marriott Downtown) is offering a classic version and mocktail.<\/p>\n The First Daughter Oyster Co. at Renaissance Downtown is serving the Schuylkill Punch, a play on the Fish House Punch, and Cos-No mocktail.<\/p>\n Others revamped the Clover Club, the egg white gin cocktail named for the men’s social club of the same name that met in the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in the late 1800s. Local spirits like Bluecoat Gin and\u00a0Jacquin’s creme de cacao also make appearances. Benjamin Franklin’s various achievements and personal punch recipe inspired multiple cocktails, too, while some are just really blue \u2014 or red, white and blue.<\/p>\n The whole trail is laid out on an interactive map<\/a>, which details each stop’s custom beverages. Interested imbibers can sign up for a digital passport on the same page.<\/p>\n Follow Kristin & PhillyVoice on Twitter: @kristin_hunt ![\"First](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-pa\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/051126_first_daughter_oyster_co.width-704.jpg\")
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