outfitting a home bar - Tiki Drinks and Food

TJ Tonnikan Jinn Member La Conchita Joined: Feb 28, 2004 Posts: 143	TJ Tonnikan Jinn Posted posted on Fri, Oct 28, 2005 5:11 PM There are two things that are absolutely necessary when starting your home bar. Without them, all attempts will be pointless. Lots of money. Lots of space. It is an addiction... and I'm not talking about alcoholism even though it may follow shortly. I now have 25+ different kinds of rum and 18 different kinds of tequila. Not to mention all the different liquors and mixers necessary. I also have three large shelves in my garage that are used as a "back bar" for over stock. It would be a sin to run out of something halfway through mixing... wouldn't it?! -T.J.

There are two things that are absolutely necessary when starting your home bar. Without them, all attempts will be pointless.

Lots of money.
Lots of space.

It is an addiction... and I'm not talking about alcoholism even though it may follow shortly. I now have 25+ different kinds of rum and 18 different kinds of tequila. Not to mention all the different liquors and mixers necessary. I also have three large shelves in my garage that are used as a "back bar" for over stock. It would be a sin to run out of something halfway through mixing... wouldn't it?!

-T.J.

Post #195350 by Tonnikan Jinn on Fri, Oct 28, 2005 5:11 PM