Step behind the curtain of a Savannah speakeasy for a focused, two-hour mixology class. Learn classic cocktail technique, make two drinks yourself, and pair them with Latin American bites in an intimate setting.
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You slip through a low-lit doorway at 12 W State St and the noise of the street softens into the hush of La Aparicion de la Muerte. The room smells of fresh mint and caramelized citrus; a master mixologist slides over a chilled jigger and a Mojito arrives as a welcome. For the next two hours, the bar becomes a hands-on laboratory where sugar, lime, and technique argue for attention.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Light — mainly standing, no special fitness required; fine motor skills for shaking and muddling helpful
Wildlife
History
Savannah’s grid and many historic buildings predate Prohibition; speakeasy-style bars revive the city’s clandestine social scenes from the early 20th century while highlighting imported Latin flavors.
Conservation
Local bars commonly participate in glass recycling and source some ingredients locally; practice responsible consumption and dispose of waste in provided bins to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the 2 Hours Cocktail Classes at Speakeasy Plus Bites today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring a valid photo ID
This experience is 21+; staff will check ID on arrival—no exceptions.
Arrive 10 minutes early
Check in at 12 W State St so the session can start on time and you don’t miss the introduction and welcome Mojito.
Declare food allergies ahead of time
Latin bites are included—notify the operator when booking to ensure substitutions or accommodations.
Hydrate and pace tastings
Three cocktails are included (you’ll make two); alternate with water to keep flavors sharp and stay comfortable.
Government-issued photo ID
Proof of age is required to participate and for alcohol service.
Comfortable, closed-toe shoes
You’ll stand at the bar for most of the class; stable footwear helps with balance.
Smartphone or notebook
Capture recipes, measurements, and tips shared by the mixologist for later reference.
Payment card
For incidentals or tipping the staff; most venues accept card payments.