Savannah: Mixology Class in a Real Speakeasy!

Overview

Cocktail Class in Congress Street Up takes people back to the Prohibition era. This fun, 2-hour class is taught by award-winning bartenders in a 1920s-style speakeasy. It's located inside the American Prohibition Museum in Savannah. People will learn how to make drinks like the bartenders did back then.

During the class, people will use real bar tools. They will also learn two old ways of mixing drinks. This helps them grow their knowledge and impress their friends. The class gives people hands-on experience in making classic cocktails. They can also learn about the history of the drinks and the Prohibition era.

This unique experience includes alcoholic drinks and snacks to enjoy while learning. People will get to make and taste different cocktails. They'll also get a recipe booklet to take home. This class does not include gratuities. It is a great way to learn about cocktail making in a fun and historic setting.

Sentiment Analysis

People really enjoy this class. They learn a lot about making cocktails and have fun doing it.

• Customers love learning about cocktail history.

  Many say the instructors are fun and knowledgeable.

  Customers enjoy making and tasting different drinks.

  Many find the class interactive and entertaining.

• Some customers thought that the drinks could include more top shelf alcohol.

  One customer had a bad experience where they said they were not treated politely.