Do instructors provide alcohol?

No. BarBees supplies non-alcoholic mixers, tools, and dry goods; hosts provide spirits and glassware per the pre-event list.

Where does the class meet?

There is no central event space — the instructor arrives at your private location and sets up 30 minutes before the class.

How long is a session?

A two-drink class runs about one hour; a three-drink class runs about 90 minutes.

Is this suitable for sober guests or minors?

Yes. Instructors teach mocktail variations so all guests can participate safely.

How many people can participate?

Group size is flexible, but check with the provider ahead of time for larger groups and space needs.

What should hosts prepare?

Confirm recipe choices, provide the required spirits and glassware, and clear a 6–8 foot workspace for setup.

Private Mixology at Home in Denver: BarBees Mobile Cocktail Classes

On a clear Denver evening, the living room becomes a neighborhood speakeasy. BarBees brings a portable bar, professional tools, and a guide who teaches two or three signature cocktails or mocktails at your private address in the Mile High City. Whether you're planning a small corporate mixer, a birthday, or a quiet weekend with friends, this one- or 90-minute session turns home into classroom and bar. The meeting point is simple: there isn't one - BarBees comes to you, arriving 30 minutes early to set up with glassware, dry goods, and non-alcoholic mixers. You'll choose cocktails ahead of time; the instructor leads hands-on demonstrations, shares mixing technique, and cleans up when the lesson ends. This experience is unique to Denver's social scene because it bridges the city's burgeoning craft cocktail culture with at-home hospitality. Denver sits at the edge of the Rocky Mountains, and the city's high, dry air sharpens citrus and herb aromatics, small details that bartenders teach you to exploit. The setup emphasizes technique over theatrics: proper shaking, stirring, muddling, ice handling, and basic garnish work, plus mocktail variations for underage or sober guests. If you want a corporate morale boost or a personalized celebration, the class scales to most living spaces and focuses on repeatable skills you'll use after the instructor packs up. Practical specifics: choose two cocktails for a one-hour class or three for 90 minutes; instructors bring all non-alcoholic ingredients and tools, and will be at your location to set up. Alcohol is not provided; you'll supply spirits and glassware per pre-event instructions. BarBees cleans up and takes its gear with them. Local color: the Mile High skyline, easy access to Denver neighborhoods, and proximity to craft distilleries make this a natural fit for visitors staying downtown, LoDo, Capitol Hill, or RiNo. The business name BarBees appears in the provider materials; there is no fixed event space. For groups, this format keeps attention focused and fun rather than formal. A short cultural note: Denver's modern cocktail scene grew rapidly in the early 2000s alongside its craft beer and distilling renaissance. Why book it: you'll leave with new skills, shareable memories, and the confidence to recreate bar-quality drinks at home. It's an efficient, social, and educational way to taste local flavors without leaving your rental or hotel. Ideal for parties, team-building, and travelers who want a private, memorable Denver night in. Before you book, confirm headcount, chosen recipes, and the spirits list; hosts receive setup details and a short shopping list in advance. This at-home cocktail class makes Denver evenings more deliberate, hands-on, and immediately rewarding for locals and visitors alike. Book a session to sharpen bartending technique, break the routine, and raise a glass.

Private Mixology at Home in Denver: BarBees Mobile Cocktail Classes

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