http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/ Mon, 12 Jul 2010 21:05:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-359 LW Thu, 28 May 2009 22:15:29 +0000 http://www.voteonmylife.com/?p=264#comment-359 Depends on size of bottles (and size of guests too, I suppose). For example, a 1 litre/liter bottle will yield between 25 and 30 shots/pours (@ typically between 1 and 1.25oz per pour). So, the .5 bottle/person assumption (assuming 1L bottles) has everyone drinking about 12-15 drinks + beer, on average. Also, I think you'll go through more rum than gin (and maybe even whisky, but that largely depends on Indian contingent). Depends on size of bottles (and size of guests too, I suppose). For example, a 1 litre/liter bottle will yield between 25 and 30 shots/pours (@ typically between 1 and 1.25oz per pour). So, the .5 bottle/person assumption (assuming 1L bottles) has everyone drinking about 12-15 drinks + beer, on average. Also, I think you’ll go through more rum than gin (and maybe even whisky, but that largely depends on Indian contingent).

]]> http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-356 francisco Sun, 24 May 2009 16:47:56 +0000 http://www.voteonmylife.com/?p=264#comment-356 don't forget tequila. 1 bottle/person seems a bit much. how will all these drunkards get home?! don’t forget tequila.
1 bottle/person seems a bit much. how will all these drunkards get home?!

]]> http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-58 amy Fri, 01 May 2009 02:01:06 +0000 http://www.voteonmylife.com/?p=264#comment-58 You could also make it simpler and only serve beer, wine and coolers? You could also make it simpler and only serve beer, wine and coolers?

]]> http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-57 amU Fri, 01 May 2009 02:00:14 +0000 http://www.voteonmylife.com/?p=264#comment-57 As the liquor distribution people or the caterers! As the liquor distribution people or the caterers!

]]> http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Derrick Wed, 29 Apr 2009 14:34:50 +0000 http://www.voteonmylife.com/?p=264#comment-52 Very good point, Anil. I think we need to understand the guest list a little better before answering this appropriately. I mean, if I were serving my Irish family, I would give more weight to beer and whiskey. The other liquor would probably only be used for some sort of "fire show" or chick drinks. Like I said, it just depends. By the way, if you end up with too much whiskey, I know an Irish family that would buy it off you for cost. Very good point, Anil. I think we need to understand the guest list a little better before answering this appropriately. I mean, if I were serving my Irish family, I would give more weight to beer and whiskey. The other liquor would probably only be used for some sort of “fire show” or chick drinks. Like I said, it just depends. By the way, if you end up with too much whiskey, I know an Irish family that would buy it off you for cost.

]]> http://www.voteonmylife.com/200904/alcohol-wedding/comment-page-1/#comment-51 Anil Wed, 29 Apr 2009 02:16:07 +0000 http://www.voteonmylife.com/?p=264#comment-51 Depends on size of bottles (and size of guests too, I suppose). For example, a 1 litre/liter bottle will yield between 25 and 30 shots/pours (@ typically between 1 and 1.25oz per pour). So, the .5 bottle/person assumption (assuming 1L bottles) has everyone drinking about 12-15 drinks + beer, on average. Also, I think you'll go through more rum than gin (and maybe even whisky, but that largely depends on Indian contingent). Depends on size of bottles (and size of guests too, I suppose). For example, a 1 litre/liter bottle will yield between 25 and 30 shots/pours (@ typically between 1 and 1.25oz per pour). So, the .5 bottle/person assumption (assuming 1L bottles) has everyone drinking about 12-15 drinks + beer, on average. Also, I think you’ll go through more rum than gin (and maybe even whisky, but that largely depends on Indian contingent).

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