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In a cocktail class, everyone gets behind the bar for a while. A host shows the group how to build two or three drinks, then hands over the shakers, so the session is part lesson and part party.
The Peninsula list is small so far, with two businesses offering classes. Both also run hosted wine or spirits tastings, so a group can pair a class with a tasting at the same stop rather than driving between towns.
Points to settle before you book:
Weekends between Christmas and late January are the Peninsula's busiest, and a lot of groups come for the night. Lock in a class time once you know where people are staying and how they're getting there.
Enquire with both listings using your date and head count, then compare what comes back. The price is the business's own, with no booking fee or markup on top.

Two businesses offer them at the moment, so the choice is limited for now. Both also run hosted drinks tastings, which makes it easy to combine the two.
Neither listing publishes a price yet. Send an enquiry with your date and numbers, and ask exactly what the quote includes.
Most hosted classes run for about one to two hours. Confirm the exact length so you can plan travel and a meal either side.
Usually yes, with mocktail versions of the same recipes. Tell the host in advance so they can prepare the ingredients.
It's a popular one, because everyone gets involved and it suits a mix of personalities. Ask whether a themed or custom drink for the bride is possible.
Guests need to be 18 or older to drink, and ID checks are common. For a mixed-age group, ask whether younger guests can join with mocktails.
Arrange it before the day, as late-night taxis are scarce outside the main bay towns. A booked driver or coach keeps the whole group together.