Mobile Cocktail Classes and Mobile Bar Hire

Cocktails and the sunshine are a match made in heaven, so we were thrilled to take our mobile cocktail making class service up to Herefordshire for a hen party the other week. They had rented a grand old manor near Welwyn for the day, boasting beautiful grounds, and the weather was absolutely perfect for alfresco cocktail making.

We pride ourselves on being able to take our mobile cocktail making classes on the road with us – to almost any destination – and we’ve done a number of events in the great outdoors now, all of which have been a great success. It’s a great way to take advantage of the limited sunny days of the British summertime, and cocktail making classes also happen to be perfect hen party material – after six or so cocktails everyone seemed to be in good spirits!

Tiki cocktails, previously the preserve of remote beach bars and speakeasies across America’s fabled Pacific coast, have now well and truly entered the mainstream thanks to their iconic looks and punchy alcohol content. A winning combination, considering they just look better and better the more of them you order.

At Mixology Events, we are able to deliver our bespoke Tiki bar hire service to you at any location within the UK through our mobile cocktail bar hire service. In terms of aesthetics, the Tiki theme is a real go-to option; there are no limits to its versatility. With roots dating back to 1930s Hollywood – inspired by Ernest Raymond Beaumont-Gantt’s journeys around the South Pacific – it is characterised by Tiki statues, exotic rum punches, flaming torches, rattan furniture, and brightly coloured fabrics.

We took our mobile cocktail bars into the London clouds recently, as we delivered one of our trademark cocktail making classes to some offices on the 53rd floor of The Shard, located near London Bridge in central London. We showed 40 people the ropes, teaching them the basic tools and tricks of the trade.

The security at The Shard was appropriately tight, which we took into consideration when organising the logistics of the class – we made a location visit in advance which helped to ensure there were no difficulties in keeping to schedule. The class itself was hosted in a room with brand new wooden floors and – so as to not cause any damage, we developed a technique (using discrete patches of drugget under parts of the bars) to transport our cocktail bar stations into the venue without impairment.