What do you put in a beverage station?

The best stations include a variety of options for guests, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, fresh fruit for garnish, appropriate glassware and anything else your guests might need to create their favorite beverage.

How do you set a drink table?

Get creative with garnishes. Set out a plate with sliced half-circles of oranges, ruby grapefruit, lemons, and limes. Alternate pineapples and cherries on little drink spears. Set out little glasses filled with maraschino cherries, olives and other pop-ins, with those tiny tongs handy for picking them up.

What is a beverage station?

For some, it consists of a coffee maker + coffee supplies + mugs + water nearby (for making coffee). For others, it might include a wine cooler + wine glasses + coffee maker + etc. Still others would have an UC refrigerator + drinking glasses + wine cooler + etc….

How to set up a beverage station in the kitchen?

There are several types of beverage stations to consider. All you need to do is choose the one or ones you want to set up for your favorite drinks: Next, find a spot for your station. If you live in a small place, then carve out a little corner in your kitchen or dining room area.

What to serve at a beverage station?

No beverage station would be complete without offering an infused water to keep cool and stay hydrated. This Cucumber Mint infused water recipe is easy to make and looks great on your table. Combine water, sliced cucumber and mint in a large glass vessel.

What makes a good beverage dispenser display?

Luckily beverage dispensers now come in a variety of shapes and sizes which are ideal for creating an attractive display. I prefer to use clear glass, over colored glass or metal, so guests can see what is inside. Pull out those cute cocktail napkins and striped paper straws in fun colors that you have been saving since the winter.