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Representatives from Air Products, Canon, FM Global and Thales attended the event, which included cocktail making and wine tasting.
On arrival guests were shown to the White House lawn for reception drinks and canapés from the chef’s collection. Later they explored the historical chapel featuring stained-glass windows and an ornate ceiling.
Ushered into the Tudor Suite, guests tried their hand at mixing, stirring and flaring classic cocktails, as well as sipping their own creations courtesy of Kaboura Events; the new preferred team-building supplier at Beaumont Estate.
Attendees also hit targets on an indoor laser shooting demo, and a wine tasting activity allowed guests to sample different grape varieties before trying to identify them.
Chefs served a hearty selection of barbeque eats on the night including Cumberland sausages, homemade beef burgers, cajun-spiced chicken, vegetarian croquettes and corn on the cob accompanied by a selection of salads. A selection of individual tarts including pecan, summer fruits and lemon curd were served for dessert. On departure guests helped themselves to a selection of traditional sweets.
The recent refurbishment follows an £8.1m renovation and restoration of the White House and the Chapel completed four years previously.
Peter Ingels, general manager at Beaumont Estate, said: "We are thrilled to introduce guests to the new-look Tudor Suite. Previously three individual event spaces, the Tudor Suite is now one stylish space with a contemporary designed breakout area catering events for up to 140 people."
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