Define the decision makers
Clarify who approves the concept, recipes, purchasing and training plan. An agreed review process helps the programme progress alongside a busy pre-opening or refurbishment schedule.
Twin Spirits · Consulting services
Singapore & Asia-Pacific
A hotel beverage programme connects the character of each outlet with the way the wider property operates. We bring together concept direction, menu development, practical systems and team training for hotels, resorts and hospitality groups.

The building blocks
For pre-opening teams, properties refreshing their beverage offer, and hospitality groups developing a more consistent programme across multiple outlets or venues.
Your proposal confirms the deliverables, review rounds, timing, fees and on-site support included.
The practical detailsWe consider the guest occasion, outlet identity and service style. A lobby bar, restaurant and resort pool each need an offer that makes sense within the property while remaining clear to the guest.
Menu architecture, cocktail specifications, spirits selection and preparation systems turn the creative direction into a working programme. The agreed scope reflects the number and needs of the outlets.
Sourcing, equipment, storage and team capacity influence consistency. For regional or island properties, ingredient availability and practical substitutions need consideration early.
Technical training, operational references and on-site implementation can support launch. For wider rollouts, we consider what needs to stay consistent and where a property needs flexibility.
Grounded in the real world
Clarify who approves the concept, recipes, purchasing and training plan. An agreed review process helps the programme progress alongside a busy pre-opening or refurbishment schedule.
Share anticipated service volumes, staffing, equipment, storage and supplier information. A group framework is most useful when translated into each property's daily work.
Specify what the consultancy hands over, what the property team maintains and whether refreshes or follow-up support form part of the engagement.
The way we work
Creative thinking, clear decisions and a practical handover. We develop the programme with the people who will bring it to life.
A free 30-minute discovery call starts with your venue or activation, guests, team, goals and timing.
A written proposal defines the scope, deliverables, review rounds, timeline, fees and implementation support.
We work through creative and operational details together, with tasting, review and training as agreed.
The handover brings the programme into daily use through clear references and the agreed rollout support.

Yana Keller leads the beverage practice, drawing on her experience at ATLAS Singapore. Meet the founders or explore her ATLAS experience.
Twin Spirits is based in Singapore and works across Asia-Pacific. Location, travel, sourcing constraints and on-site delivery are discussed as part of each project brief.
Yes. A scope can cover a new programme, a focused menu refresh, team development or an operational review of an existing offer.
Our project directory describes Yana's experience at ATLAS and the team's contributions to other hospitality programmes. It identifies previous roles and collaborative work separately from work commissioned from Twin Spirits.
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