Anyone who’s ever thrown a party knows that there’s a lot of preparation involved. Whether you’re celebrating a birthday or hosting a dinner party it can be a daunting task to sort out everything from decorations and music to food and drinks. So if you have a quick way to keep the event running smoothly it’s worth taking the chance. In the case of refreshments that lifeline can come in the form of store-bought canned cocktails.
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After the hard seltzer craze canned cocktails are all the rage. From Moscow Mules to espresso martinis chances are your favorite bar order comes in a can. And with both craft spirits brands and major beverage companies like Malibu Jack Daniel’s and Dos Equis releasing ready-to-drink drinks there are plenty of quality options to choose from. Even if you’re a seasoned mixologist a pre-made bevvy can save you time and energy so you can spend more time enjoying the party instead of standing behind the bar.
Not sure if you want to serve canned drinks? No matter the occasion there are plenty of fun ways to dress up canned cocktails that will impress all the partygoers. Whether you want to engage your guests by setting up a self-serve bar or have everything ready in advance it’s easy to elevate pre-mixed drinks with glassware and garnishes. And if the cocktails aren’t strong enough for everyone setting out some booze can go a long way in giving partygoers control over their alcohol and even extending your refreshment supply.
While the idea of a canned cocktail is new not everyone wants to drink a canned martini. By setting up a self-serve bar station with a selection of cocktail glasses guests can create fancy drinks without the hassle or mess of mixing ingredients. You can customize your glassware based on what your cocktails are best served in like balloon glasses for gin and tonics or shake things up with a variety of options. For example used glassware can be a fun way for guests to refill their drinks. It can even make it easier for everyone to keep track of whose drink it is. When building a bar station remember to provide ice and cocktail straws too.
