B2G Premium Launches The "Shake & Serve Cocktail"

B2G Premium Beverage and Catering Solutions Ltd. has launched their one-of-a-kind 'Shake & Serve Cocktails'. The upscale company which caters to the chicest entertainment events decided to up the ante and launch the new venture because, quite simply, they saw it as a necessity.

According to Managing Director of the company, Mrs. Patrice Wilson-McHugh, "Always hiring persons to mix seemingly difficult cocktails should be a thing of the past. It's so much easier to do it yourself if it's just a low-key get-together with friends or a quick lyme. As a result B2G Premium decided to once again cater to our great clientele and give them great cocktails without the hassle. The 'Shake & Serve Cocktails' distributed by B2G Premium, is as simple as it sounds: all they need to do is literally open the add ice,  shake, then serve."

B2G Premium, a subsidiary of the Bars to Go Group of Companies - also home to Bars to Go, Gourmet to Go and the Bars to Go Training Institute - was formed earlier this year to cater to the island's most intimate and, as the name suggests, premium events.

In addition, Mrs. Wilson-McHugh added, "B2G Premium only recruits and trains the most professional and experienced bartenders, mixologists, chefs and waiters; individuals who bring knowledge, enthusiasm and personality to the ever-growing cocktail, catering and event world. In addition, we execute events across Jamaica with the utmost professionalism and precision . So it shouldn't be surprising that we would add something as exquisite as the 'Shake and Serve Cocktails' to our portfolio to further cater to our clients."

Call the B2G Premium office now for additional details: (876) 754-B2G4 (2244)

Patrice McHugh is "In The Mix !"

 

Kevin Kelly's Halloween Tambary - Contributed photos

This week's 'In the Mix' column features two new mixes, the Halloween Tambary and Love Spell 36, with STAR columnist and managing director of the Bars to Go Group of Companies, Patrice McHugh.

Halloween is on the horizon and of course my students at the Bars to Go Training School have Halloween treats up their sleeves too. Many think Halloween is just about the costumes, but it's not. What if you go to a party, whether at your house or to a club, the decor is great, but the liquor tastes awful? Then, that's certainly not a treat.
So one student, Kevin Kelly came up with the Halloween Tambary while another, Nathaniel Williams came up with the Love Spell 36. They sound intriguing right? They taste even better! Take it from me, they are great and are for the young at heart and adventurous. Give in to the adventure... after all, it is bewitchingly tasty.


Nathaniel Williams' Love Spell 36. 
 
Love Spell 36
1 1/2oz Vodka
1 1/2oz White rum

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Patrice McHugh's "In The Mix" Column

As some of you already know, I recently resumed classes for this semester at the Bars to Go Training School and after three months my students are properly certified mixologists not only here in Jamaica, but also across the Caribbean, Canada and Europe. I wish, while I was growing up some of these opportunities presented themselves; but sadly they didn't. To read more, click here.

Bars to Go Employee Wins Award!

The Bars to Go Group of Companies celebrated a stellar landmark at the Evening of Excellence/Award Ceremony hosted by the Jamaica Employers' Federation, (JEF), recently at the Courtleigh Auditorium, New Kingston.

The party services and catering company was the only one in its category to walk away with an award that night. The recipient, Keteisha McColluch, Operations Manager of the Bars to Go Party Services Ltd., was handed her plaque by the JEF's President, Mr. Wayne Chen, and the subdued McCulloch later said, "I feel elated that my work and achievements have been recognised by my employers, Mr. and Mrs. McHugh and others in the company. It has been a great four years at the company and I plan to continue to make my mark there and help to make our brand the yardstick for all else to follow."

Mrs. Patrice McHugh, Managing Director of the Bars to Go Group and Robert McHugh, Director of Gourmet to Go, spoke similarly: "She (McCulloch) has been a significant asset to our brand throughout the years and we are happy to have her on board. We can't stress enough how important it is for employees to work assiduously at whatever it is that they do; in the end, they are sure to benefit from the hard work that they put in," said Mrs. McHugh.

Mr. McHugh continued, "Likewise, we want to encourage employers to congratulate their staff when they do well; it will only motivate them to work harder and help your brand find a place at the top. By working as a team and a cohesive unit there is nowhere to go but the summit." The evening's speaker was lawyer and former Senator Oswald Harding, who also stressed the value of hard work, both as individuals and as a nation.

Photo Captions:

1. (l-r) Mr. Robert McHugh Director of Gourmet to Go, Keteisha McCulloch, Operations Manager of Bars to Go Party Services and Mrs. Patrice Wilson-McHugh, Managing Director of Bars to Go Group of Companies.

2. (l-r) JEF President, Wayne Chen presents Keteisha McCulloch, with her award.