Destileria Limtuaco Museum proudly clinched First Place in the Best Calesa Design Competition during
the inaugural Fiesta de Bandas y Calesas at Kartilya ng Katipunan, Manila.
The event, opened by Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso, featured a parade of 17
vibrant calesas and lively marching bands, honoring Filipino tradition and the kucheros who keep this
heritage alive in celebration of Tourism Month.
Destileria Limtuaco Museum’s entry captivated the crowd with its creativity, cultural authenticity, and
artistry, embodying Filipino pride and heritage. The parade journeyed from Kartilya ng Katipunan to Fort
Santiago in Intramuros, delighting both locals and tourists.
Also included in the Top 3 winners were the Illustrado Restaurant, Second Place, and the Lyceum of the
Philippines University–Manila, Third Place.
This recognition highlights the Museum’s ongoing dedication to heritage, innovation, and celebrating
Filipino artistry through history and tradition.
The Destileria Limtuaco Museum is a cultural and historical destination in Intramuros, Manila that tells
the story of the Philippines’ liquor-making heritage. Established by the country’s oldest distillery, it
features interactive displays, antique equipment, and archival collections that highlight over 170 years
of Filipino ingenuity and tradition in spirit-making.
Aside from learning history, visitors can also immerse themselves in the rich flavors of local ingredients
through guided tastings of Destileria Limtuaco’s signature and craft spirits, making it both an educational and sensory experience. Visit the Destileria Limtuaco Museum at 481 San Juan de Letran,
Intramuros, Manila and personally experience the 173 years worth of excellence and heritage of the
country’s oldest distillery.
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