Stacy Zarin Goldberg
27.06.2024 - 06:25 / bhg.com / Sophia Beams
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At-home bars—whether they’re bar carts, wet bars, bar cabinets, or something else—are a great way to incorporate multipurpose drink stations into any space, acting as ways to both display and serve drinks. They’re even great as extra practical storage for those who already have a designated bar area. And yes, they’re perfect for displaying all the ingredients you’d need to make non-alcoholic drinks, too.
So, what will you need to perfect your home bar? Besides the beverage ingredients themselves, the number one addition you’ll want to keep on or near your bar are drinking glasses. But bar carts or cabinets often have limited space, so you’ll want to focus on one set of glasses that can do it all.
That’s where these coupe wine glasses from the Better Homes & Gardens collection at Walmart come in. Not only are coupe glasses handy for serving wine or champagne, their wide rim also makes them commonly used for cocktails, too. You can get away with serving practically any alcoholic beverage in a coupe glass, which makes it the ideal glass to store on a bar cart or in a small bar area. Plus, these glasses retail for just under $3 each, making it easy to purchase as many as you need.
Of course, you’ll also want a statement piece to live in the center of your bar. Why not opt for a classic diamond-cut decanter? For just under $10, you can furnish your drink station with a high-end decanter and two matching glasses, perfect for storing and serving.
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There’s also the matching clear glass cocktail pitcher to complete your bar cart display. Capable of holding up to 30 ounces, it’s perfect for serving big-batch cocktails to a large party of guests. Plus, with its diamond-cut pattern, every item on your
Stacy Zarin Goldberg
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