Company Is Offering £400 For People To Drink Cocktails At Home

A company is offering up to £400 for cocktail taste testers, who will trial some new cocktails from the comfort of their own homes. Sounds good, eh?

Boozy Events wants feedback on its new range of cocktails before putting them on sale to the public - and to do so they're looking for some testers who will be sent the ingredients to their house, before mixing them up, drinking them and sharing their thoughts.

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Each jammy reviewer will be handed £100 per feedback session, and there are four cocktails on offer - meaning a whopping £400 in total.

Reviewers will be asked to feedback on a number of different criteria, including flavour, presentation and whether you learnt a new skill or drink-making technique while mixing them.

The feedback is submitted via an online portal and as well as giving grades against select criteria, reviewers will be asked to send along videos or images which will help give a bit more detail about the feedback you gave and why.

According to Boozy Events: "Once our head mixologist has taken into account all the feedback received, we will decide to either finalise the cocktail recipe or make a tweak.

"In the event of a tweaked recipe, we will send out another ingredient pack and recipe cards so you can provide us with further feedback on whether the tweaks have improved the experience."

The role is open to anyone in the EU who is aged 18 or over and if you fancy giving it a go, you can apply here.

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To enter you'll need to submit review and Boozy Events is looking for someone with 'character' who is also passionate about cocktails. The application asks: "We want to see how critical you can be.

"Please submit a review about a cocktail you have previously had and to stand out be sure to upload some pictures or a video too!

"Try submitting a video review of you praising a delicious daiquiri or absolutely roasting a horrible martini. We want to find someone that has both a passion for cocktails but also adds some character."

Sign me up, guys.

Applications close on 22 October, and, as you can imagine, the response has been pretty huge so far with more than 1,500 applications.

Topics: Food, Interesting

Claire Reid

Claire is a journalist at LADbible who, after dossing around for a few years, went to Liverpool John Moores University. She graduated with a degree in Journalism and a whole load of debt. When not writing words in exchange for money she is usually at home watching serial killer documentaries surrounded by cats. You can contact Claire at [email protected]

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