On the other hand, if you have many refrigerators to keep your beer and other beverages chilled until serving, you can have less. If the weather is hot or the party is active, it's best to have more. This covers the ice you'll be serving in drinks and need to keep beverages cold. Remember to stock up on lots of ice: You should have at least one pound of ice per person.Also, if you purchased beverages that you don't normally keep in your home, you may be able to return them after the party if they're unopened. Don't open everything at the beginning of your party: You don't want to be left with 10 bottles of wine that are only partially consumed. ![]() Take inventory before your party to determine what extra beverages you'll need to purchase. Your partying schedule: If you entertain often, then it may pay to keep a fully stocked bar.At the same time, it will keep your budget more manageable than the cost of stocking a full bar with alcohol, mixers, wine, and beer. Try a signature beverage: This will add style to your party and can be a nice addition to a themed event.Is it an older, more sophisticated group? Be sure to lay out a good supply of wine and spirits. Will there be many young men, fresh out of college? Then don't skimp on the beer. The ages of your guests: If there will be lots of kids, plan on stocking up on juices, soft drinks, and water.Remember: it's your party, you want to have fun too! But if you'll be mixing drinks all night for your guests, you'll want to simplify your offerings to make your hosting job easier. Who's behind the bar: If you plan to hire a bartender, a full bar will be manageable.However, it will give you a hint as to what the volume of drinking should be if you offer a variety. You should select beverages based on your menu and type of party. ![]()
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