Cocktail Masterclass At New Fitzrovia Bar Murder Inc.
NOT YOUR TYPICAL COCKTAIL MASTERCLASS
Classes are available at 2pm or 3pm on Monday to Saturday and are filled with genuinely useful tips and tricks for drinks at home or anywhere whilst still being a damn good laugh
BOOKING: https://www.murderinclondon.com/#menu
The team at Murder Inc. recognise the problem with many cocktail masterclasses – most drag you behind the bar and show you a couple of fancy techniques in a setting you’re never going to encounter again, then let you leave with a sense of accomplishment. When in reality you have learned nothing. The Cocktail Trading Co. having launched 5 years ago have spent that time refining their cocktail masterclasses to create classes which are filled with genuinely useful tips and tricks for drinks at home or anywhere whilst still being a damn good laugh.
Simply put there’s a formula behind all drinks. The best bars in the world work to it, even if they’re not strictly aware of it. But it’s there, bartenders aren’t really taught it, and consumers are naturally oblivious to it. The cocktail masterclass at Murder Inc. break this down into 5 key areas, which they will demonstrate throughout the class, all with boozy examples. Then, at the end, each person makes a drink completely of their choosing, putting these principles in place to see that they really work.
Finally, you might not leave with a certificate, but instead a solemn promise: If you remember these 5 things, your drinks are better than those you’ll find in most bars. The classes are price at £35 per person and last for around 60-90 minutes.
Classes available at 2pm or 3pm on Monday – Saturday. To book please see https://www.murderinclondon.com/#menu or email info@murderinclondon.com 
MURDER INC
Hidden down one of London’s famously in-the-know drinking streets, Murder Inc. teeters on the edge of the refined sophisticated Fitzrovia and glitzy-gritty Soho, perfectly blending beauty and filth in to one very cool neighbourhood bar. Taking inspiration from the gangster noir of the 1940s & 50s, the décor and style of this new sixty-capacity bar will be that of industrial New York meets mid-century glamour. A sizeable bar will take pride of place in a room where oak paneling, woven cane and striking artworks stand out against dark brick walls lit up by red neon signs and industrial pendants.
