Entertaining Basics

Whether you are waiting tables in a restaurant or entertaining guests at home, you will inevitably be tasked with arranging drinks on a serving tray. Many fear dropping or spilling drinks while...

Home bars usually are about 7 feet long by 4 feet tall and contain shelves and cabinets for storage. A home bar normally is not equipped with sinks and an area behind the bar where you can stack...

Sanitizing glasses in a bar can be somewhat challenging, since even unseen residue from soap or beverages can leave an unsavory taste in beer as well as an unappetizing film on glasses. You can...

Dinner parties and other special occasions often feature special crystal and china dishware, but many are unsure of the proper way to handle crystal stemware. Despite there being many styles of...

Two important components of genuine hospitality are a congenial and welcoming host and adequate preparation and provision for guests. Good food and drink, a pleasant and inviting atmosphere, and...

From daiquiris to margaritas, cognacs to brandies, you enjoy a good cocktail. You entertain often, and wish for your guests to have a varied selection of alcohol to enjoy. This article will show...

From tumblers to hi-balls to stein glasses, there are a variety of options for your home bar. Follow these easy tips to make sure that you're ready for whatever your guests may order.

Facing aisles of glass and barware at your local home store can be overwhelming, but a lot of these choices are just variations on a basic theme. Depending on what type of alcohol you and your...

Party planning doesn't have to be stressful. If you are unsure how much wine your guests may go through at your upcoming event, follow these easy instructions for estimating the proper amount of...

Even if company is coming just for a BBQ, you can still set a table that is personable and fun, without feeling formal or fussy.