When the bar looks this good,
so do you.
WinterBrooke Bar builds bars for showrooms, activations, company events and weddings across Central Florida — custom cocktails named after your products, staged in your space, run by a licensed, uniformed team.
Four ways companies use us
Same bar, same team, same standard. Different rooms.

Showroom Events
Client nights, product launches and designer appreciation events, staged inside your space.
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Brand Activations
Custom bar builds and cocktails designed around your product, for agencies and marketing teams.
Capabilities
Company Parties
Holiday parties, milestones and team celebrations. Setup, service and breakdown handled.
Details
Mixology Classes
Hands-on team building that isn't a trust fall. Everyone leaves having made three drinks.
How it worksPlanning one of these and want the whole picture in one place? The corporate event bartending page covers pricing, staffing ratios, insurance and payment terms in full.

“Professional, friendly, and kept the drinks flowing smoothly all night.”
Alexandra RosaUMI Stone · showroom eventSee this review on Google ↗Company cocktails that match your energy
UMI Stone wanted their designer appreciation nights to feel like the product, not like a catered event. So we built UMI Signature Stones — three cocktails named after their own slab lines and color-matched to them.
Candy Rocks Cooler in blue. Rosé Paloma in pink. Diamond Mule, clear. Framed menu on the bar, bar staged against their stone displays.
They've booked us five times since.
What it looks like to work with us
The reasons why we are so easy to work with
Anyone can pour. What gets us hired again is everything around it.
We arrive hours early
Full suits, bar built and styled before your first guest walks in. Your team never sees the setup.
Procurement-ready
W-9, certificate of insurance naming you as additional insured, Net 30 terms. Your AP team gets what they need on day one.
Alcohol at cost
Invoiced separately through ABC Fine Wine & Spirits with no markup from us. Unopened bottles go back.
What corporate bar service costs
Every price includes the bar, licensed bartenders, ice, mixers, garnish, cups and napkins, plus setup and breakdown. Alcohol is invoiced separately at cost.
50+ reviews. All five stars.
“Chris was our bartender for a Black Tie Christmas party and he was the highlight of the night! We developed a craft cocktail menu and our guests raved about every drink he made.”
“He’s fast-paced, efficient, and clearly knows his stuff when it comes to cocktails… incredibly personable and brings such a charismatic, positive energy to every event.”
“Very professional with his set up and services he provided. Chris was very knowledgeable of his craft… 5 star service to the guests.”
“Angelica and Kayla were amazing bartenders! They were friendly, professional, and made sure everyone was taken care of. They brought great energy to the wedding.”
“Great service, and really made everyone feel important. Went above and beyond for our crazy group!”
“The cocktails and drinks were on point and the service was clean and professional… They kept the guests happy all night and handled everything with real skill.”
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Beautiful cocktails, for a beautiful bride.
Signature cocktails for the couple, a bar that photographs well, and a bartender who is still smiling at hour five. Farms, barns, estates and gardens across Central Florida.
Corporate bar service, how it works
How much does corporate event bar service cost in Orlando?
WinterBrooke Bar starts at $950 for up to about 70 guests over four hours of service. A 100-guest company event over four hours usually runs $1,300 to $1,800, and a 200-guest event over five hours runs $2,600 to $3,600. Those figures include setup, service, breakdown, bartenders, ice, mixers, garnish, cups and napkins. Alcohol is invoiced separately at cost.
What is included in the price, and what is billed separately?
Everything except the alcohol is included: the bar itself, licensed uniformed bartenders, all bar tools, ice, mixers, garnish, cups, straws and napkins, plus load-in and breakdown. Alcohol is purchased at cost through ABC Fine Wine & Spirits with no markup from us, and unopened bottles come back off your invoice.
Can you invoice our company and work with our AP department?
Yes. WinterBrooke Bar issues formal invoices, accepts purchase orders, and works on Net 30 terms. We supply a current W-9 the same day it is requested and a $2,000,000 certificate of insurance naming your organization as additional insured at no charge. Everything procurement needs is on the for planners page.
How many bartenders does a corporate event need?
We staff one bartender per 80 guests as a standard, which keeps the line moving without overstaffing the room. A 150-person company party gets two bartenders; a 250-person event gets four. If you are serving a craft cocktail menu rather than beer, wine and two mixed drinks, we will often add one more.
How far in advance should a company book a bar vendor?
For December holiday parties, book in September or October — the first two Saturdays in December are the first dates to go every year. For the rest of the calendar, four to six weeks is usually comfortable. We have taken dates on ten days' notice, so it is always worth asking.
What areas of Central Florida do you serve?
WinterBrooke Bar serves Orlando, Winter Park, Lake Mary, Windermere, Kissimmee, Saint Cloud, Clermont and Titusville, plus the surrounding Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake and Brevard county areas. There is no travel fee inside roughly an hour of Orlando.
Are you licensed and insured to serve alcohol at a corporate event?
Yes. WinterBrooke Bar carries $2,000,000 in general liability with liquor liability included, and every bartender is ServSafe Alcohol certified and trained in responsible-service and over-service prevention. We can name your company, your venue, or both as additional insured on the certificate.
Tell us about your event.
Date, headcount and budget. We reply within one business day with an itemized proposal — no discovery call required.
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