Grey Goose Is Letting Party-Goers Rent Their Own Private Bartender
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French vodka company Grey Goose wants to help people get into the holiday spirit with its new Cocktail Concierge service, which entails offering professional bartenders to work at holiday parties, whether at one’s home or office, with 30 guests maximum. The bartender will provide an extensive list of cocktails made with Greg Goose vodka available for everyone to try.
The Grey Goose Cocktail Concierge service runs until the end of December, costs £2,000, and the bartender brings their own ingredients and glassware to serve to the guests. The program only operates for those in the United Kingdom.
French vodka company Grey Goose wants to help people get into the holiday spirit with its new Cocktail Concierge service, which entails offering professional bartenders to work at holiday parties, whether at one’s home or office, with 30 guests maximum. The bartender will provide an extensive list of cocktails made with Greg Goose vodka available for everyone to try.
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