Keep the Cocktails flowing!


If you want to make a feature out of your cocktail offering then what better statement than with a free flowing fountain that will be the centrepiece of your establishment.

Perfect for private parties, or for creating a memorable atmosphere, the stunning fountain from JMPosner keeps your cocktails flowing, and will have your customers coming back for more.

With a capacity of 15 litres you can be assured of keeping your drinks flowing throughout your evening, whilst an illuminated central column and transparent dome will allow you to showcase your cocktails in their best light.

Producing the perfect cocktail can take time and precision, therefore by being able to prepare in bulk prior to the evening, and with the reassurance that by constantly moving the liquid through the fountain it never looks stale, your staff will be able to focus their time on other areas. 

Whether you going for a classic Martini or an adventurous Tequila Sunrise, this fountain can help turn your event into a memorable occasion.

For further information please contact JM Posner on 0208 421 9482 or visit www.jmposner.co.uk


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