BERGLUND QUARANTINIS – HAPPY HOUR EVERY FRIDAY

Happy birthday to Amelia Kraft, Architect, featuring the classic Piña Colada!



When Quarantine began, the team decided to have a weekly Happy Hour to keep the office connected and to keep things fun, a time to talk about how everyone is doing outside of the office. It started off when designer Katherine Crew delivered Berglund-tini’s to the doorstep of each employee. The kit included either a Berglund-rita or Berglund-tini, and of course a lime. From then on, the team gathers each Friday around 4:30pm to toast to another successful week working from home with a new, craft cocktail!


Each week features a new drink, maybe a festive shirt or costume, and a cheers!


So far, the team has featured:


Week 1: Berglund-tini or Berglund-rita

Week 2: Piña Coladas

Week 3: Cinco de Mayo – Choose a tequila cocktail, margarita, or Mexican beer!


Next up: Classic Gin & Tonic

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