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Recommendations for a mixologist?

By nina_maniana
August 25, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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nina_maniana

Posted August 25, 2017

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Posted August 25, 2017

Hi all

I'm hosting a hen party at my house in October. I'm interested in booking a mixologist to come round for the afternoon and make some nice cocktails for my mates - does anyone know of anyone who would do this kind of thing? We can provide the booze or even better if they could bring the gear to set up a little cocktail bar for us!

Thanks

xxx

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