What happens at a cocktail masterclass?

A cocktail masterclass is a hands-on experience where a professional bartender teaches you how to make 2–4 classic or signature cocktails. You learn about spirits, mixing techniques, and garnishes — and drink your creations.

How long does a cocktail masterclass last?

Most cocktail masterclasses last 1.5 to 2 hours. They are popular for group events, hen parties, and team-building activities. No experience is needed.

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Cocktail Masterclass in Mae Haad

Mae Haad, Koh Tao

⏱ 2 hours

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About this experience

Cocktail Masterclass in Mae Haad is a hands-on mixology session held at a bar in Mae Haad, Koh Tao. Participants learn to prepare three classic cocktails using professional tools and fresh ingredients. The class is led by an experienced bartender who explains techniques and flavour balance.

What to expect

The masterclass runs for 2 hours and includes all ingredients, tools, and three cocktail recipes.
Each participant receives a welcome drink on arrival and a printed recipe card to take home.
You will shake, stir, and garnish each cocktail yourself under the bartender's direct guidance.
The session covers spirit selection, citrus balancing, and ice management for each drink.
The class suits beginners and intermediate drinkers, with a maximum of eight participants per session.