Edinburgh bar takes 'theatrical cocktails' on the road with funky event trailer
A Leith cocktail bar is about to go 'On Tour' with their new drinks trailer offering a service for festivals and events.
The Barologist located by The Shore have unveiled the new vehicle which will be staffed by skilled bartenders offering to create a variety of well-known and unique tasty cocktails.
The trailer will be at Leith Market on June 12 and July 12 to showcase their quirky new piece of kit for locals. The Barologist said they also hope to bring their mobile bar to weddings and other special occasions for those after something a bit different.
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Jamie Mackinnon, from the Barologist, said: "You may already be familiar with The Barologist – our cocktail bar in Leith known for its imaginative and theatrical cocktails. Now we're thrilled to announce that The Barologist is going On Tour.
"We aim to bring our signature mix of imagination, atmosphere, and expertly crafted cocktails to events across Scotland and beyond. The Barologist On Tour transforms any occasion into an unforgettable experience.
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"Whether it's a wedding, corporate event, garden party, or festival, we're packing up our quirky charm, scientific flair, and mixology magic and bringing it to you - wherever you are in the UK! We're passionate about creating memorable experiences and believe there's great potential for us to work together in a way that's innovative, exciting, and mutually beneficial.
"We offer a custom cocktail menu creation service where we will work with you to design a cocktail menu that is tailored your preferences and event theme. We can deliver cocktails that incorporate dry ice, personalised ripple, personalised cocktail toppers and other theatre to give extra sparkle to your event.
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"In addition to cocktails, we offer a selection of beer, wine and non-alcoholic beverages which will be handled by our professional bartenders trained in mixology and customer service."
You can learn more about The Barologist On Tour cocktail trailer by clicking here.
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