Live team building activities for virtual teams, hosted from San Francisco, California: a one-hour online mixology class where every guest makes two craft cocktails at home. A host joins your group over video and coaches everyone through each drink in real time, so remote coworkers get the same hands-on experience as people sitting at a bar. It is team building for virtual teams that feels social rather than scheduled.
The class works for groups of 6 to 100, which suits a distributed team, a regional office or a company-wide social. Two booking options are available: a class-only seat for guests who gather their own ingredients, or a class plus a cocktail kit shipped to each guest's door. The drinks are
Live team building activities for virtual teams, hosted from San Francisco, California: a one-hour online mixology class where every guest makes two craft cocktails at home. A host joins your group over video and coaches everyone through each drink in real time, so remote coworkers get the same hands-on experience as people sitting at a bar. It is team building for virtual teams that feels social rather than scheduled.
The class works for groups of 6 to 100, which suits a distributed team, a regional office or a company-wide social. Two booking options are available: a class-only seat for guests who gather their own ingredients, or a class plus a cocktail kit shipped to each guest's door. The drinks are designed by the team's mixologists around fresh, seasonal ingredients, and nobody needs bartending experience to follow along.
What's Included
A one-hour live online class led by a host from the mixology team
A link to join the interactive session, sent after booking
Recipes for two cocktails created by the team's mixologists
With the kit option: spirits, syrups and other ingredients for both drinks
Free shipping within the United States, timed to arrive before class
Mocktail kits on request for guests who skip alcohol
How the Online Class Works
After booking, the group receives a link to the live session, and each guest gets a short list of what to have nearby before class starts. On the day, everyone logs in from home or the office and lays out their ingredients. The host demonstrates each step, then waits while guests measure, shake and pour their own version. Along the way the host weaves in a little cocktail history and the reasoning behind how a drink is built, tips on using each tool and some trivia to keep the chat lively. By the end of the hour, every screen shows two finished drinks and a group ready to toast.
How Many People Can Join?
Bookings start at 6 guests and go up to 100. A small group feels like a private happy hour with plenty of room for questions, while a larger company crowd still follows one shared demo and toasts together at the end. Because everyone mixes in their own space, guests in different cities and time zones can take part in the same class.
The Cocktail Kit
The kit holds the ingredients for both cocktails, including the spirits and syrups. Bar tools are not part of the standard kit. Guests who want professional gear can add an optional tools kit with shakers, strainers and bar spoons, and anyone without tools can ask for a list of everyday kitchen items that work just as well. Kits ship from a licensed seller, and guests must be 21 or older to receive a box with alcohol.
Good Fit For
Team Building: virtual team activities that keep every camera on and every guest busy
Holiday Party: a festive online toast when the group cannot meet in person
Networking: an easy icebreaker for new hires and cross-team introductions
Workshops: a skills session with techniques guests can repeat at home
Birthday: an at home mixology party for friends spread across the country, toasting together on one screen
Milestone Celebration: a shared toast for a launch, promotion or farewell
Do Guests Need Bar Tools or Experience?
No experience is needed, since the class is beginner friendly and every step is shown on screen. Tools are optional too. A guest can use the kitchen-item list, or add the tools kit to work like a cocktail mixologist at home.
Can Guests Make Mocktails Instead?
Yes. Mocktail kits can be requested for anyone avoiding alcohol, so every guest can join the toast with a drink made in the same class.
Planning Notes
Kits need two weeks of notice to ship, so plan the class date at least that far out when choosing the kit option. The six-guest minimum applies to every booking. The one-hour format fits a lunch break, an end-of-day social or the opening of a longer virtual event.
How to Book
Pick a date and guest count on this page to see the price for your group, then send a request to book. The team then confirms the details and ships kits in time for your class.
