Can it be done at our venue?

Yes. Mobile mixologists bring everything — spirits, equipment, glassware — to your hotel, office, or event space. Prices for mobile service are €35-50 per person.

Are non-alcoholic options available?

Yes. Mocktail workshops with Irish botanical ingredients are popular and equally creative. Mixed sessions with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic stations work well for diverse groups.

What makes Dublin cocktail workshops different?

Irish spirits — Jameson whiskey, Dingle gin, Gunpowder gin, Irish cream liqueur. The local ingredient story makes these workshops distinctly Dublin rather than a generic cocktail class.

Cocktail Workshop in Dublin

Shake, stir, and bond — with Irish spirits

Last updated: March 2026

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Corporate team mixing Irish whiskey cocktails at a Dublin cocktail workshop

A cocktail workshop in Dublin for corporate teams costs €25–70 per person, takes 1.5–2 hours, and works for groups of 10–60. Professional bartenders teach your team to craft 2–4 cocktails using Irish spirits — whiskey sours with Jameson, gin and tonics with Dingle or Gunpowder gin, and espresso martinis with Irish cream liqueur. At €25–35 per person you get a standard session with 2 cocktails, all equipment, and a professional mixologist at venues like NoLIta's, Buskers Temple Bar, or Sam's Bar. At €50–70 per person expect a premium speakeasy experience with 3–4 cocktails, paired fingerfood, a competition format with prizes, and premium spirits at venues like The Little Pig or Saba. Non-alcoholic mocktail alternatives are available and equally creative. Mobile mixologists can come to your venue, hotel, or office for €35–50 per person. The social, hands-on format makes cocktail workshops one of Dublin's most popular evening team events year-round. GalaCube curates 3–5 vetted cocktail workshop event matches in Dublin and delivers them within 24 hours — free for you.

What is a Cocktail Workshop?

Dublin cocktail workshops use Irish spirits — whiskey, gin (Dingle, Gunpowder), and Irish cream. City-centre bars and private venue hire available. Formats include mixology masterclass, competition rounds, and build-your-own cocktail sessions. Popular venues include rooftop bars and speakeasy-style basements.

💰 €25–70 per person⏱️ 1.5–2 hours👥 10–60 people🏠 Indoor

Available in: Temple Bar, City Centre, Portobello

What to Expect

Your team gathers at a bar counter or private event space with shakers, jiggers, muddlers, and a colourful spread of Irish spirits, fresh citrus, and botanical garnishes laid out. The bartender introduces Irish cocktail culture — why Irish whiskey makes a smoother sour than bourbon, how Gunpowder gin gets its name from gunpowder tea, and the proper ratio for the perfect espresso martini. Then everyone gets hands-on. Each participant makes 2–4 cocktails over the session, starting with a classic (often an Irish whiskey sour or a perfectly balanced G&T) and building toward more creative recipes. The bartender demonstrates each drink, then teams follow along at their stations. There is always a moment where someone over-shakes the espresso martini or adds too much bitters — it is part of the fun. Most workshops include a competitive element: a blind tasting where teams guess ingredients, or a freestyle round where each team invents a signature cocktail using Irish ingredients. The bartender judges on taste, presentation, and creativity. The winning team earns bragging rights. The session ends with everyone enjoying their creations. The mood is social and relaxed from the first minute — cocktail workshops create conversation naturally. Many groups continue with dinner at a nearby restaurant.

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Pricing Breakdown

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Budget

At €25–35 per person, you get a 1.5-hour session with a professional bartender, 2 cocktails per person, and all ingredients. At a venue like NoLIta's or Sam's Bar. Great for casual after-work team events.

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Mid-Range

At €35–50 per person, expect a private venue, 3 cocktails including an Irish whiskey masterclass, competition format, and a more experienced mixologist. Mobile options at this tier bring everything to your venue.

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Premium

At €50–70 per person, you get a speakeasy experience at venues like The Little Pig or Saba — 3–4 cocktails, paired fingerfood, premium Irish spirits, and a full competition with prizes. Ideal for client entertainment or celebrations.

Tier	Details
Budget	At €25–35 per person, you get a 1.5-hour session with a professional bartender, 2 cocktails per person, and all ingredients. At a venue like NoLIta's or Sam's Bar. Great for casual after-work team events.
Mid-Range	At €35–50 per person, expect a private venue, 3 cocktails including an Irish whiskey masterclass, competition format, and a more experienced mixologist. Mobile options at this tier bring everything to your venue.
Premium	At €50–70 per person, you get a speakeasy experience at venues like The Little Pig or Saba — 3–4 cocktails, paired fingerfood, premium Irish spirits, and a full competition with prizes. Ideal for client entertainment or celebrations.

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Best Locations in Dublin

Temple Bar has the most atmospheric cocktail bars with private event space — speakeasy basements and rooftop terraces. The Creative Quarter around Drury Street offers trendier venues. Portobello's Camden Street bars provide a more local feel. For corporate groups wanting convenience, hotel bars like The Marker or The Dean offer in-house cocktail workshops.

Tips from Our Team

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Request the Irish spirits theme — whiskey, gin, and Irish cream liqueur make Dublin cocktail workshops distinctive from generic classes anywhere else.
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Evening sessions (starting 6–7 PM) have better atmosphere. Dublin comes alive in the evening and a cocktail workshop is a natural start to a team night out.
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If your group includes non-drinkers, request parallel mocktail stations. A good bartender makes non-alcoholic versions that are equally creative and social.
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Combine with dinner for a full evening. The cocktail workshop warms up the group before sitting down to eat — a popular 2-part format.