Win private bar hire courtesy of That Gin Company

A cocktail being made
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With its huge range of made-to-order gin recipes, cocktails, beer, wine, spirits and fizz, That Gin Company offers customers a truly unique experience for their private event.

In addition to a full bar the party guests have access to more than 100 uniquely made-to-order flavour infusions with something for every palate guaranteed – from the traditional juniper and floral gins through to fruity offerings such as Pineapple, Watermelon, Passionfruit and Sicilian Orange and, for spice lovers, Pink Pepper, Black Pepper and Cardamon or even Jalapeno gin!

Owner Steve Bazell, said: “At That Gin Company we are passionate about our customers and ensuring they have a great experience. We want to create something you cannot get anywhere else.

“Our passion lies in finding your perfect drink and everything we do is geared to the customers enjoying the drinks as much as we enjoy making them.”

Steve added: “We believe we offer something different as we have a more tailored approach. For weddings, for example, we can offer bespoke gins for favours or gifts for the wedding party.

“We’re experienced in providing fast-paced bar service and creating unique drinks combinations for customers. A wedding needs to be a really special occasion so we aim to provide drink options that are synonymous with what you’d want at a wedding.”

That Gin and Cocktail Bar in Warwick, also owned by the business, includes a private hire room with an exclusive use bar, accommodating up to 60 guests.

To find out more about the company and see the full range of drinks available, visit www.thatgincompany.co.uk

To enter, visit www.yourwestmidlands.wedding/giveaways

THE PRIZE:
The winner will receive a That Gin Company private bar hire for their event, which includes glassware and a complimentary first round of drinks (by the glass).

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