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A masterclass in cocktail making
The Edgbaston Boutique Hotel & Cocktail Lounge is moments away from Birmingham City Centre and is an exquisite independently owned boutique hotel with six luxurious bedrooms, three cocktail lounges and an external garden terrace. Afternoon Tea at The Edgbaston is a stylish affair, served in the most
elegant of surroundings, from £22 per person. Artisan sandwiches are served with a variety of seasonal sweet treats including warm scones with strawberry conserve and Cornish clotted cream accompanied by Organic Loose Leaf Jing Tea. Add a little luxury to Afternoon Tea with a glass of Champagne or the
devilishly delicious Moseley Serve! In the early 1900s, ladies would visit each other’s houses and have tea parties. However, it wasn’t tea they were drinking. They were sipping slyly on gin from their tea cups; their husbands blissfully unaware. This became known as the ‘Moseley Serve’. As a tribute to this The Edgbaston offers three different tea-based gin cocktails to accompany Afternoon Tea, all served in the most exquisite vintage crockery. The hotel regularly hosts unique Cocktail Masterclasses - the perfect
opportunity for corporate hospitality, entertaining, and having some fun! Masterclasses start from £35 per person and are available daily for between 10 and 30 guests. They may also be combined with an Afternoon Tea.
For further information visit:
www.theedgbaston.co.uk
For the opportunity for your company to win a Cocktail Masterclass for eight employees at The Edgbaston Boutique Hotel answer the following question:
Q: What spirit can you find in a ‘Moseley Serve’? Send your answer to
s.cooke@
birmingham-chamber.com by 12 May 2016.
*Conditions apply: Subject to availability. A reservation must be made in advance. Cannot be won by an individual. Non transferable or refundable.
Corporate hospitality reaches new heights
How we can make you make an impact Our stylish suites, meeting rooms and private outside spaces are perfect for hosting a range of events; meetings, conferences, product launches, parties, awards, team building, corporate fun days and more. With meeting room capacities from 12 to 500, and outside spaces for
up to 2000, Drayton Manor will have every need catered for in stunning surroundings with a choice of flexible space and a level of service that is second to none. Whether you need to plan an unforgettable product launch exhibition
or business meeting, we can help you make an impact. Our executive boardrooms are private quiet spaces which are perfect
for interviews, training and strategy meetings. With boardrooms, day meetings and 24 hour packages available we
can tailor your package to suit your business need. With extensive grounds and Drayton Manor Theme Park, the Events
Team can create any event to suit your specific needs. For corporate clients, bespoke team building days are designed with an emphasis on fun, while enhancing team performance. We also offer one and two hour theme park entry should you wish to
incorporate into your agenda or end the day on a high with a ride on one of the thrilling rollercoasters.
For more information visit
www.draytonmanorevents.co.uk where you can download the latest brochure. Call 01827 285551 or email
events@draytonmanorhotel.co.uk
To win our Exec Boardroom Package with Lunch for 12 people with theme park tickets included email
s.cooke@
birmingham-chamber.com with the answer to the following question by close of play on Friday 13 May 2016.
Q: How many people will our interior meeting rooms hold? Winners April 2016 issue
Lydia Gough, Durapipe UK; Gary Saunders, EBA; Stuart Turner, Lewis Onions Solicitors and John Dancer, Light Hall School have each won a pair of tickets to see King Lear live on stage at the REP on Tuesday 24 May.
Helen Woodhall, EC Hopkins Ltd and Pam Brook, BHSF each receive a pair of tickets to Songs from the Movies with Lance Ellington and friends on Friday 3 June, which includes use of the Directors’ lounge with drinks during the interval at Symphony Hall Birmingham
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