John Watling's Distillery Mixology Class with Cocktails
New Providence, Bahamas
Join a mixology class at John Watling’s Distillery in Nassau. Craft 3 signature cocktails, learn about Bahamian mixology, and enjoy the historic charm of the Buena Vista Estate.
Cocktail Making Class at John Watling’s Distillery, Nassau
This hands-on mixology class at the historic 1789 Buena Vista Estate suits cocktail enthusiasts interested in authentic Bahamian rum culture.
Highlights
- Hosted at the historic 1789 Buena Vista Estate
- Uses locally produced JOHN WATLING'S Bahamian rums
- Fully hands-on cocktail making, not a demonstration
- Led by expert ambassadors with island heritage
- An authentic alternative to standard hotel classes
Description
Explore Bahamian mixology at John Watling’s Distillery, where expert bartenders guide you through the heritage of JOHN WATLING'S rums and their role in island cocktail culture.
The experience begins with the Cascarilla Sunrise, a refreshing cocktail combining JOHN WATLING'S Pale rum with Amaro by Bahamas Botanicals, orange, and cranberry juices for a balanced citrus flavor.
Next, prepare the Skylarkin’, a creamy tropical cocktail blending JOHN WATLING'S Amber rum with RICARDO Coconut Rum, fresh coconut pulp, coconut water, and finished with a touch of nutmeg.
The session ends with the Old Bahamian, a spirit-forward cocktail mixing double-aged JOHN WATLING'S Paradise rum with apricot juice, simple syrup, ANGOSTURA bitters, and garnished with fresh mint.
Between cocktails, relax on the estate’s patio and connect with fellow guests. You will receive a We B Leanin’ Rum Academy certificate and a recipe card to take home.
Includes
- Certificate of completion
- Three crafted cocktails
- Engaging, hands-on session
Important Information
- Not available on Bahamian National Holidays
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
To get the most from your experience, book in advance as spots fill quickly. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a valid photo ID. The best time to visit is during the late morning or early afternoon when the estate is less crowded.
