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The emphasis on editable drafts and client-owned alcohol is a significant advantage for those who want control. The process of reviewing recommendations before confirmation ensures that the final menu aligns with guest needs. However, it is unclear if the team handles all NC Limited Special Occasion permit logistics or if that remains the client's responsibility, which could be a point of friction during busy seasons.
The dry-hire structure where clients own the alcohol is sensible, though the website does not explicitly state whether labor fees, permit assistance, or travel costs are included in the quoted price. For someone considering this company, the lack of transparent pricing alongside the emphasis on editable drafts creates a slight ambiguity about final costs. Are additional charges likely for extra planning hours or specific permit filings? The service seems high-quality, but without clear fee structures, one must assume that detailed negotiations are necessary before approval. It is a positive sign that nothing is booked automatically, yet the financial clarity seems to lag behind the operational clarity.
They offer dry-hire bartending and beverage planning for events in North Carolina. You buy the alcohol yourself, and they handle the rest.
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Full Bottle Hospitality is a beverage service provider based in Orange County, North Carolina, and the surrounding areas. The company offers dry-hire mobile bartending, beverage planning, and private tastings for weddings, private gatherings, corporate events, and community celebrations. Its services include menu design, quantity planning, shopping guidance, batching plans, and nonalcoholic options, with the client purchasing and owning the alcohol. The process begins with a booking inquiry, followed by a consultation, tailored recommendations, and final plan confirmation before the event.