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A cocktail class makes the drinks the main event. Guests line up along a bar, pick up a few mixing techniques from someone who does it for a living, and then drink the results.
In Byron Bay the class happens inside a working distillery in town, so the spirits going into the shaker were made on the same site. It suits birthday groups and work teams who want something more hands-on than a round at the pub.
Things to sort out before you lock in a class:
Pricing depends on the format and the size of the group, so ask for a written quote. For tastings rather than mixing, see wine, gin and beer experiences, or browse every activity around Byron Bay.
Yes. The distillery class in town takes birthday bookings, and it works well as the first stop before dinner somewhere nearby.
It suits work groups who want to do something together without a formal program. Ask about group size limits and whether food can be added.
Nothing much. The class is held indoors at the distillery, so wet weather only affects getting there and back.
A gin-blending class is offered as an alternative, with each guest guided through the process and a bottle to take home afterwards.
Most groups book a restaurant or private dining room for afterwards, so people eat soon after the tasting ends.
Book a minibus or party bus for the return trip, especially if guests are staying out at Suffolk Park, Ewingsdale or further into the hinterland.
