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Bring the bar to your rental in Charleston and learn pro mixology in a private, hands-on session. Over 2.5 hours you’ll make three cocktails or mocktails, pick up bartender techniques, and leave with recipes and a group photo.
Bring the bar to your rental in Charleston and learn pro mixology in a private, hands-on session. Over 2.5 hours you’ll make three cocktails or mocktails, pick up bartender techniques, and leave with recipes and a group photo.
You open the door to a living room that smells faintly of citrus and mint; a portable bar gleams on a folding table and the bartender greets you like an old friend. The class begins at your Airbnb or house in Charleston—short on pretense and long on technique—where shakers click and conversations warm as quickly as the glasses.
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Operated by Cocktail CowBoys · Charleston, South Carolina
You open the door to a living room that smells faintly of citrus and mint; a portable bar gleams on a folding table and the bartender greets you like an old friend. The class begins at your Airbnb or house in Charleston—short on pretense and long on technique—where shakers click and conversations warm as quickly as the glasses.
Charleston's streets and waterfront have shaped a distinctive culinary scene that spills into its beverages: West African, French, and Caribbean influences that inform bright syrups, herb-forward garnishes, and rum-forward recipes. The city sits on a low, marshy plain where tidal rivers carve saltwater into rice fields; that same salt-sweet edge shows up in local cocktails.
In this private, 2.5-hour hands-on session you'll pick three cocktails or mocktails from curated menus—Martinins, Spritzes, Classics, or Mocktails—while learning foundational skills: shaking, stirring, measuring, and simple syrup building. The host provides professional tools, fresh mixers, herbs, garnishes, recipe cards, and cleanup; you supply the alcohol and ice per a provided shopping list.
Expect light standing, small-group attention, and practical tips you can repeat at home: balancing sweet and sour, using herbs for aroma, and cleaning bar tools. The class suits anyone 21+ with curiosity more than experience. Plan for 2–8 participants depending on space, clear a surface for the bar, and set your phones for a group photo at the end.
Practicalities: bring your spirits and ice, allocate 2–2.5 hours, and cancel 24 hours ahead for a full refund. This is social, instructional, and built for good energy—perfect for private gatherings that want something lively and useful.
easy.
2–2.5 hours.
Light activity; participants should be able to stand and move around a bar station for the session.
No experience required; the bartender teaches basics like shaking, stirring, measuring, and simple recipes.
The host provides professional bar tools, fresh mixers, syrups, garnishes, recipe cards, setup and cleanup; you supply alcohol and ice per the emailed list.
The class is private—typical group sizes range from a small party up to the host's safe working capacity in your space; confirm max guests when booking.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start; cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.
Charleston’s culinary identity, shaped by Lowcountry rice culture and coastal trade, feeds a vibrant beverage scene where herbs, citrus, and rum feature prominently.
Choose local mixers when possible and recycle bottles; minimizing single-use plastics and composting citrus waste reduces event footprint.
Cocktail CowBoys operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You open the door to a living room that smells faintly of citrus and mint; a portable bar gleams on a folding table and the bartender greets you like an old friend. The class begins at your Airbnb or house in Charleston—short on pretense and long on technique—where shakers click and conversations warm as quickly as the glasses.
You open the door to a living room that smells faintly of citrus and mint; a portable bar gleams on a folding table and the bartender greets you like an old friend. The class begins at your Airbnb or house in Charleston—short on pretense and long on technique—where shakers click and conversations warm as quickly as the glasses.
Charleston's streets and waterfront have shaped a distinctive culinary scene that spills into its beverages: West African, French, and Caribbean influences that inform bright syrups, herb-forward garnishes, and rum-forward recipes. The city sits on a low, marshy plain where tidal rivers carve saltwater into rice fields; that same salt-sweet edge shows up in local cocktails.
In this private, 2.5-hour hands-on session you'll pick three cocktails or mocktails from curated menus—Martinins, Spritzes, Classics, or Mocktails—while learning foundational skills: shaking, stirring, measuring, and simple syrup building. The host provides professional tools, fresh mixers, herbs, garnishes, recipe cards, and cleanup; you supply the alcohol and ice per a provided shopping list.
Expect light standing, small-group attention, and practical tips you can repeat at home: balancing sweet and sour, using herbs for aroma, and cleaning bar tools. The class suits anyone 21+ with curiosity more than experience. Plan for 2–8 participants depending on space, clear a surface for the bar, and set your phones for a group photo at the end.
Practicalities: bring your spirits and ice, allocate 2–2.5 hours, and cancel 24 hours ahead for a full refund. This is social, instructional, and built for good energy—perfect for private gatherings that want something lively and useful.