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Dickens Cocktail Holiday Experience!

A New Holiday Tradition - Create Your Own Cocktail!

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A New Holiday Tradition - Create Your Own Cocktail!

When: Thursdays, 7-8 p.m. Continues through Dec. 29 2022

The Dickens Holiday Cocktail Experience is a one-of-kind cocktail master class. You will discover how to customize to your taste preferences and create your own Dickens cocktail. It’s a low stress experience of learning, laughs and fun. Beyond learning the history of how and why Dickens wrote The Christmas Carol, you’ll learn about how cocktails were invented in America around the same time. You learn how to customize the Dickens Smash and other cocktails to your personal taste preferences. You also taste and learn how to make three other holiday cocktails – Dickens Wassail, Dickens Holiday Punch and Dickens Milk

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Venue Details

Brain Brew Custom Whiskey

3849 Edwards Rd, Newtown Mariemont

(513) 271-9911

Nearby

Fifty West Brewing Co.

0.97 miles
May We Help

1.09 miles
Mariemont Theatre

1.96 miles

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