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An event that
sells the product.
Client nights, product launches and designer appreciation events — built inside your showroom, around what you actually sell.
Three reasons it works on a sales floor
The bar is part of the room, the menu is about your product, and your team never touches the setup.
It fits the room
Our bar is white and paneled with a wood top. It reads as furniture in a showroom, not as catering equipment.
It's about your product
We name the cocktails after what you sell and match them to your colors. Guests photograph the menu.
Your team keeps selling
We handle load-in, service and breakdown. Nobody on your staff is refilling ice.
UMI Stone · The Source
Designer appreciation nights and product launches. 40–80 guests. Booked five times.
“Professional, friendly, and kept the drinks flowing smoothly all night.”
Alexandra RosaUMI StoneThe brief
UMI Stone brings designers and architects into their showroom to see new slab lines. The room already does the selling — they needed the evening to feel like the product rather than like a catered function.
What we built
Three signature cocktails named after their own slab products and color-matched to them, presented on a framed menu as UMI Signature Stones.
They've booked us five times since.
Three drinks, three slabs, one framed menu on the bar.
Each cocktail sat beside the slab it was named for. The printed menu is the thing guests photographed most, and it went home in more than one Instagram story.
Candy Rocks Cooler
Vodka, blue curaçao, lemonade, club soda, lemon. Bright blue, to match the slab.
Rosé Paloma
Tequila, rosé wine, grapefruit soda, honey syrup, lime. Pink, and the one that runs out first.
Diamond Mule
Vodka, ginger beer, simple syrup, lime. Clear, clean, and named for the line it sat beside.
“Chris provided an outstanding bartending service! From start to finish, he was professional, friendly, and kept the drinks flowing smoothly all night.”
Alexandra RosaUMI Stone · corporate showroom eventRead it on Google ↗
Same format, different floor.
A showroom is a showroom. Whether it's stone slabs, a new model on the floor, or a flagship opening — the job is the same: give people a reason to stay, and a reason to remember.
VIP client nights. Model launches. Grand openings. Owner appreciation events.
Showroom bar service, priced in public
A typical showroom client night — 80 to 100 guests over four hours — runs $860 to $1,300 for bar service. Every price includes the bar, licensed bartenders, ice, mixers, garnish, cups and napkins, plus setup and breakdown. Alcohol is invoiced separately at cost.
Send us your floor plan.
Tell us the date, the headcount and what you're launching. We'll come back with a bar plan, a cocktail concept built around your product, and an itemized price.
38 reviews. All five stars.
“Very professional with his set up and services he provided. Chris was very knowledgeable of his craft. 5 star service to the guests.”
Daniel WrightGoogle reviewRead it on Google ↗“WinterBrooke Mobile Bar Co. created an amazing beverage experience for attendees. Their service was professional, friendly, and seamless throughout the event. They elevated the social and refreshment experience with skill and style. Guests loved their energy and attention to detail!”
Anna PoultonWedding Venue Map · industry eventRead it on Google ↗“Drinks were awesome, perfect amount of spirits! Love the service with personality.”
Jorge ContrerasGoogle reviewRead it on Google ↗Swipe for more →
across 38 reviews
Showroom and dealership events, answered
How much does bar service for a showroom event cost?
A typical showroom client night — 80 to 100 guests over four hours — runs between $860 and $1,300 for bar service. Alcohol is invoiced separately at cost. UMI Stone has booked WinterBrooke Bar five times on that basis.
Will the bar look right inside our showroom?
Our bar is white and paneled with a wood top, so it reads as a piece of furniture rather than catering equipment. We also build custom bar faces when a launch needs the bar to match a brand palette or product finish.
Can you name the cocktails after our products?
Yes, and it is the single thing guests photograph most. We read your product line, pick two or three signature drinks, name them after what you sell and match the garnish and glassware to your colors. Printed menus are included.
Do you need power, water or a loading dock?
Usually neither power nor plumbing. We bring our own ice, water and everything else. What we do need is a straightforward path from a vehicle to the bar position and roughly an eight-by-four-foot footprint. If there are stairs or a freight elevator, tell us and we will plan for it.
How long will your team be in our space?
We arrive two hours before doors and are loaded out within an hour of close. Your sales team never sees the setup and never has to stay late for the teardown.
Do you carry insurance our facilities team will accept?
Yes — $2,000,000 general liability with liquor liability included. We issue a certificate naming your company or landlord as additional insured at no charge, typically the same day it is requested.
What size showroom events do you take?
From a 25-person designer appreciation evening to a 250-guest product launch. Staffing is one bartender per 80 guests, so a 200-person launch runs three bartenders and one bar, or two bars if the room has two natural gathering points.
Tell us about your showroom event.
Date, headcount and what you sell. We will come back within one business day with an itemized proposal and a cocktail concept.