Other Work
The Bar Wizards have also appeared on GMTV, as well as being the mystery guests on an episode of A Question of Sport on BBC One and have appeared on The Paul O'Grady Show. They were extras in the film Basic Instinct 2 and have appeared on China Central Television, Channel M television station based in Manchester and Britain's Next Top Model.
They have made a number of guest appearances such as the opening of a new café bar at the Scarborough campus of the University of Hull.
The Bar Wizards were part of Hellman's Mayonnaise squeezy campaign in a television commercial and web campaign "Squeezy Skills" where they displayed other uses for their flair skills by making sandwiches using flair bartending. The Bar Wizards continue to event bartend, have also developed a mobile cocktail bar service.
They also run Flair and Mixology training courses, where they train flair bartenders.
As a reward for winning the task, on the first episode of the fifth series of the BBC One show The Apprentice the boys' team was treated to a cocktail made by 'The Bar Wizards'.
They were featured on Guinness World Records Smashed, where they set a new World Record
They went into business together in 2009, opening their own bar/restaurant in Littleborough, Rochdale, called "The Barwizards Lounge".
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