Bacardi has teamed up with Social Studies to curate a festive décor kit to fuel the fun of creative cocktailing and table setting. A recent survey of over 2,000 Americans by the world’s largest privately-held spirits company revealled that people are craving connection this holiday season and want to transform their homes to make the holidays feel like more than the regular ‘Blursday’ that 2020 has been. The Bacardi HolidayAt-Home Set is perfectly designed to elevate ‘quaranteam’ gatherings or virtual get-togethers, allowing people to discover new cocktails or enjoy their favourite spirit in a creative drink, framed by a beautiful tablescape, cocktail set and barware.
Social Studies, the modern destination for all things entertaining has customised its most popular seasonal look, the Hygge Holiday, with a selection of barware and glassware chosen by Bacardi. The set invites holiday-makers to deck their tables with fresh evergreen boughs, wooden dinnerware and copper mugs, gold flatware and candlesticks, along with hand-stitched linen napkins – perfect for creating a cozy, rustic mood for this holiday season at home.
Inspiring your inner bartender, each Bacardi Holiday-At-Home set comes kitted with six cocktail recipes of the most popular festive libations from the Bacardi portfolio of brands this season, including the Holiday Punch with Grey Goose, which was rated #1 for the holidays by Americans surveyed in the Bacardi Holiday Trends Report 2020. Hosts also have the chance to purchase cocktail kits for all they need to create these delicious drinks via a dedicated Bacardi portfolio page featuring holiday cocktails on CocktailCourier.com.
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