Nadia George
March 28, 2024
If you and your partner are both fond of mixology, or the art of mixing alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to craft delicious concoctions, one of the best bonding activities for you is a romantic mixology class.
One of the most interesting aspects of any mixology lesson is the venue. This can mean anything from spending time in a very noisy and bustling classroom to learning in an intimate setting where couples can focus on crafting drinks that suit this romantic theme.
A Valentine’s themed mixology class could involve heading over to a distillery where you work with experts to prepare stunning whisky or single malt cocktails. Another popular alternative is to invite a mixologist at home to host a private lesson for the two of you.
Most mixology classes will tell you beforehand what they are going to teach. These classes cover as many as five or six recipes and experts walk you through all the ingredients required to craft a cocktail and why they are added to the drink in the prescribed proportions
However, when you customise your mixology lesson, you can always ask the expert to help you craft drinks that you most enjoy. This could mean that you narrow down on a base spirit like whisky or vodka and learn how to make four or five cocktails using this liquor.
One of the most pleasurable aspects of attending mixology lessons is to take notes and then discuss them with your partner. This is where you can genuinely bond with your loved one and talk about what each of you gathered from the class.