Cocktail Supreme

Cocktail Supreme is a premium mobile cocktail bar service specialising in bespoke drinks experiences for events, weddings, and private functions. A recurring client of ours, Cocktail Supreme has commissioned us to design a range of brand materials including cocktail menus, brochures, and large-format print displays for trade shows and expositions.

Our ongoing collaboration focuses on creating cohesive, high-impact designs that reflect their premium offering while standing out in busy event and exhibition environments.

  • Hiring Gill has been a transformative experience for our cocktail brand. She brings a unique blend of creativity, precision, and reliability to every project. Whether it’s designing eye-catching labels, stylish menus, or striking event collateral, she truly understands our aesthetic and consistently produces work that elevates our brand. Her approach is fast, dependable, and genuinely collaborative. Gill is an essential member of our creative team.

    Graham - CEO of Cocktail Supreme

Cocktail Supreme Menu – Murray’s Bar

A high-end cocktail menu designed to feel as premium as the drinks it serves. Built around a dark palette, gold accents, and clean hierarchy, the design turns an extensive cocktail list into a clear, confident experience. The result is a menu that works in low-light settings while reinforcing Murray’s Bar’s polished, upscale identity.

Cocktail supreme Menu & Campaign – Centre Stage Brighton

A bold menu and visual campaign designed for Centre Stage, Brighton’s drag bar. The project centres around hand written lettering and a bespoke illustration of Ruffles the drag queen, used to give the menu a strong, character-led identity.

Bright colour, expressive typography, and illustration combine to create a high-energy design that reflects the venue’s unapologetic personality. The campaign extended across print and broadcast, including a TV advert and poster, delivering a consistent and instantly recognisable presence across the venue.

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