Long-stemmed martini glasses are the ultimate in cool, IMHO. If only I liked martinis ....
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Originally we weren't planning to serve any hard alcohol at the wedding, but the caterer we chose provides us with a bar package that includes tons of mixers and all of the necessary glassware: highballs, doubles, and even martini glasses if we want them. So we decided we'd like to buy a couple of bottles of alcohol for simple mixed drinks -- think gin & tonic, rum & coke, vodka & whatever. (To keep it simple, we're steering clear of mixed drinks that require multiple types of alcohol, like White Russians, Cosmopolitans, and Lemon Drop Martinis, or that need slightly exotic ingredients, like the Mojito, which needs fresh mint.)
The question is, which drinks should we pick? How many should we serve -- 1, 2, 3? And are there any obvious options I'm missing?
3 comments:
While I like gin, some people don't like it all. If you're only going to serve one, I would think vodka would be the most universal.
Abbie, I'm one of the ones who doesn't like gin at all! But I know a healthy handful of people who love G&Ts and would choose them over beer and wine every time. Even my mom, who barely drinks at all, said we "had" to do G&T "because it's summer."
I'm leaning towards buying vodka and gin, but if anyone wants to mount a passionate defense of rum, please do so! (Just not Malibu. I refuse to purchase that stuff, it smells like sunscreen.)
i kinda agree - vodka is the most universal...
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