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General Measurements Beer 1/2 Keg Contains appoximately 7 Cases1/4 Keg Contains appoximately 3 & 1/2 Cases Spirits 750ML Bottle - Contains 17 Drinks (1 1/2 OZ. Per Drink)1.75L Bottle - Contains 39 Drinks (1 1/2 OZ. PER DRINK) Wine & Champagne 750ML Bottle - Contains 5 Glasses (5 OZ. Per Glass)1.75L Bottle - Contains 10 Glasses (5 OZ. Per Glass) |
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How Much Liquor Should You Buy? Suggested Liquor
Amounts If you have the ability to purchase your own liquor for the bar...that’s great news because you can save alot of money! However, deciding what to buy and how much can be confusing. Here are some general guidelines for a suggested amount of alcohol based upon 100 guests: Beer - Total 9 Cases |
- Domestic 3 cases
- Imported 3 cases
- Lite 3 cases
| Wine - Total 5-8 Cases |
- Chardonnay 3-4 Cases
- White Zinfandel 1-2 Cases
- Cabernet Sauvignon 1-2 Cases
| Champagne |
- 1-2 Cases
| Hard liquor |
- Vodka 5 liters
- Gin 3 liters
- Rum 2 liters
- Scotch 2 liters
- Bourbon 2 liters
- Vermouth 750ml
- Kahlua 3 liters
| Others to Consider: (l liter of each) |
- Bailey’s Irish Cream
- Grand Marnier
- Amaretto
- Sambuca
- Brandy
- Frangelico
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| If you are responsible for setting up the entire bar, be sure to include the following: | |
| Ice Milk Glassware Lemons Limes Cherries Olives Lime juice Lemon mix |
Orange juice Cranberry juice Soda water Tonic water Coke, diet coke Seven up, ginger ale Straws Cocktail stirrers Coolers for beer, etc |
