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]]>To figure out the approximate amount of alcohol you’ll need, start by counting the number of confirmed guests. For cocktails and beer, a general rule of thumb is one drink per guest per hour. Wine and spirits, however, tend to be consumed a bit more slowly, so for these, you can calculate around 1.5 to 2 drinks per person per hour.
Beyond making sure you’ve got enough alcohol in general, it’s a good idea to offer a variety of drinks that will cater to everyone’s preferences. Include a mix of beer, wine, and spirits, and consider making a specialty cocktail for a seasonal touch. Tailor your choices based on what you know about your crowd–wine enthusiasts will likely appreciate more wine options, for example.
As important as it is to understand your guests’ preferences, even more important is to be aware of any specific dietary requirements and provide different options accordingly. Have non-alcoholic beverages like sparkling water and sodas on-hand, and consider making a seasonal mocktail if your menu and budget allow. Many types of alcohol also contain gluten, which is a common allergen, so you may want to make sure that some of your offerings are gluten-free.
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]]>Looking at your barista make a fancy cocktail can be super fun, but it’s been tough to recreate that same experience at home—until now. Canned and bottled cocktails will be all the rage in 2022, and they’re just as delicious as the real thing without costing a fortune.
Mocktails have been on the rise for quite some time, and they’re not going anywhere. If you’re thinking of going booze-free on your night outs, you’ll have many options at your disposal with alcohol-free spirits from such companies as Ghia, Figlia, and Amass to choose from.
You probably won’t be toasting to the start of the New Year with a glass of milk, but that’s not stopping potato milk from taking the world by storm. Many are predicting it will become the hottest plant-based milk alternative of 2022 thanks to its eco-friendly nature, and the Swedish food company DUG is putting it on the map.
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]]>To figure out the approximate amount of alcohol you’ll need, start by counting the number of confirmed guests. For cocktails and beer, a general rule of thumb is one drink per guest per hour. Wine and spirits, however, tend to be consumed a bit more slowly, so for these, you can calculate around 1.5 to 2 drinks per person per hour.
Beyond making sure you’ve got enough alcohol in general, it’s a good idea to offer a variety of drinks that will cater to everyone’s preferences. Include a mix of beer, wine, and spirits, and consider making a specialty cocktail for a seasonal touch. Tailor your choices based on what you know about your crowd–wine enthusiasts will likely appreciate more wine options, for example.
As important as it is to understand your guests’ preferences, even more important is to be aware of any specific dietary requirements and provide different options accordingly. Have non-alcoholic beverages like sparkling water and sodas on-hand, and consider making a seasonal mocktail if your menu and budget allow. Many types of alcohol also contain gluten, which is a common allergen, so you may want to make sure that some of your offerings are gluten-free.
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]]>Looking at your barista make a fancy cocktail can be super fun, but it’s been tough to recreate that same experience at home—until now. Canned and bottled cocktails will be all the rage in 2022, and they’re just as delicious as the real thing without costing a fortune.
Mocktails have been on the rise for quite some time, and they’re not going anywhere. If you’re thinking of going booze-free on your night outs, you’ll have many options at your disposal with alcohol-free spirits from such companies as Ghia, Figlia, and Amass to choose from.
You probably won’t be toasting to the start of the New Year with a glass of milk, but that’s not stopping potato milk from taking the world by storm. Many are predicting it will become the hottest plant-based milk alternative of 2022 thanks to its eco-friendly nature, and the Swedish food company DUG is putting it on the map.
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