Cocktail Making Masterclass, Barcelona
Learn how to make popular cocktails with a Catalan/Spanish twist, crafting three drinks using different types of liquor.
Overview
Highlights
- Learn how Spanish and Catalan's gastronomical traditions influence popular cocktails
- Sip a glass of sparking cava as you get an introduction of cocktail making
- Get your own station and set of equipment as you learn how to make your drinks
- Make and taste three different cocktails, all using a different type of liquor
- Use your e-recipe book at home to practice your skills
Know before you go
1 hour
21 years old & up
Small group, 8 people or less
Cava and cocktails
What you'll do
After arriving at the venue, you'll start your class with a toast of chilled cava, Catalonia's famous sparkling wine. As you sip, you'll listen to your host discuss the favored cocktails and the ingredients typically used in Spanish and Catalan versions of these drinks. Much of the regional preferences relate to the area's gastronomy, culture, and history. It's a delicious and fun reminder that nothing in Spain just happens; there's always a deeper reason for everything.
Once you've received your introduction, you'll get familiar with the equipment used to make cocktails, such as a muddler, bar spoon, strainer, and shaker. You'll have your own station and equipment just to yourself. Then, with your host leading each step, you'll start crafting the drinks, paying attention to the ingredients, preparation techniques, and flavor ratios. In this hands-on activity, you'll create three cocktails, all using different liquor.
At the end of your experience, you'll receive an e-recipes book, so you can prepare the drinks once you're back home.
Start times
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Daily8:30 pm
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