Who provides the alcohol?

Since we operate in the beautiful state of Utah, it’s customary for our clients to supply the alcohol. In fact, in most states, mobile bartenders are not permitted to buy alcohol on behalf of their clients. Nevertheless, we’re fully committed to assisting you throughout the process and will provide you with a comprehensive alcohol shopping list tailored to your event’s needs.

Do you offer tastings?

Absolutely! You have the option to include a tasting session. Our lead bartender will coordinate a convenient time to visit your home, where you can sample a selection of cocktail options they’ll bring along. If you have any specific requests, please inform us, and we’ll gladly craft them for you. The tasting session adds an exciting dimension to the planning experience, enabling you to savor and select the cocktails that best suit your preferences as signature choices.

Can you offer a cash bar?

Typically, clients opt for an open bar for their attendees. Cash bars are permissible only if the venue is licensed OR if a one-time event permit is obtained through the DABC.

Are you licensed and insured?

Absolutely! A lot of venues require that you provide proof of licensing and insurance and we are more than happy to do that!

How does gratuity and/or tip jars work?

The choice is ultimately yours. Our bartenders will have a tip jar visible unless you opt to include staff gratuity. In that case, we’ll forego the tip jar (25% gratuity without showcasing the tip jar).

Do you travel?

We love to travel! Our travel rates encompass both mileage and accommodations (events located 75 miles beyond Salt Lake and Utah County will be reevaluated for accommodation arrangements). To get specifics on travel rates for your event, please reach out through our ‘Contact Us’ page.”

What is your payment and cancellation/refund policy?

We require a $500 non-refundable deposit to hold your event date. Should you need to move your event date, we’ll carry over your deposit to another agreed upon event date within a year of your initial event.