A seasonal hot drink

Residents Toast to National Hot Buttered Rum Day

In the heart of the Crosspool suburbs of Sheffield, South Yorkshire, the Porterbrook Care Home recently transformed a chilly winter evening into a warm and vibrant celebration of National Hot Buttered Rum Day.

Head Chef Louise set the tone for 2024's Head of Department Happy Hour by bringing the cosy charm of National Hot Buttered Rum Day to the home. With snow on the ground and a brisk winter chill in the air, the steaming mugs of hot buttered rum were a welcome treat for residents.

As the delightful aroma of spiced rum filled the air, residents gathered in the home's bar area, sipping on the comforting beverage and sharing laughter. The warmth of the drink providing a perfect antidote to the winter blues.

Following the festivities, the bar took on a more competitive edge as a lively dominoes tournament kicked off. It was a spirited and engaging evening, demonstrating the power of shared experiences to bring people together.

The Head of Department Happy Hour was introduced in response to residents' desires to spend more time with the management team, it has since become a cherished tradition. Residents at Porterbrook Care Home look forward to these gatherings, taking the opportunity to explore different culinary delights and experiences.

Hot buttered rum was chosen not only for its seasonal appropriateness but also as a delightful exploration of tastes on a cold winter's day. The event highlighted the commitment of the care home to create an environment where residents can forge new friendships, fostering a deeper understanding and connection with one another.

At Porterbrook Care Home, it's not just about providing care; it's about cultivating a vibrant and engaging community where residents can enjoy life's pleasures, one hot buttered rum at a time.

Nestled just a short drive away from the picturesque Peak District, Porterbrook Care Home boasts 44 modern en-suite bedrooms, providing the perfect haven for individuals with low-level needs seeking a touch of daily support and the joy of communal living.

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