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I also had 120 bottle of wine and was giving them out by the handful by the end of the night (probably only used 20 bottles for drinks). I also had 16 cases of assorted beer (Coors/Corona/Keith’s/rickard’s White/Bud Lime, etc) and we have about 8 cases left. Sauza (Tequila) – 1140 mL – 3/4 remainingĪssorted liqueurs were opened by barely touched! (Jager/Disaronno/Blk Sambuca/Southern Comfort) Here’s what we used and had left over (open bottles) Ĭapt Morgan Spiced – 1750 mL – 3/4 remaining We bought waaaay too much booze and ended up returning about $550 to the LCBO. I just wanted to add my 2 cents, because when I was stocking my bar for our wedding, it was hard to find any good info on how much to get… We had around 45 people from 3-7 pm and another 30 people showed up for the rest of the night - 7-1 am. With a keg you might have to have a second party just to finish off the keg and get your deposit back! If you are not a beer drinker, but your guests are, send leftover cans of beer as a parting gift.

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Set up a recycling bin, take all empty cans to your local recycler and earn a free twenty bucks or so! Speaking of cost with no initial deposit the cost is comparable to the keg without deposit, and if you recycle its ends up being cheaper! Bonus points go to the ability to mix up your selection, instead of one keg of one type, you can get up to five different types of beer (and ciders) pleasing a wide variety of guests. Also, hopefully you know someone that can tap into the golden deliciousness.Īs an alternative, five 30-pack cases of beer is the same amount in volume as a keg.

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However, there is deposits, finding a vehicle to transport the full keg(s) to venue and then empty ones back to the store. This causes a few misunderstandings at the store I work.Ī keg sounds cool. In Kansas any liquor sold in store can not be returned as soon as it leaves the store. purplebutterflyĪny liquor store owners, wine enthusiasts, or wedding survivors out there have any helpful wedding alcohol suggestions?īe sure to ask about that return policy. We've erred on the high side for the quantities, because according to liquor laws in our province, for a private event like this, the store has to take back any unopened bottles/cases.

The final quote is (CDN) $1440, and the prices are about what we expect to pay for decent quality alcohol on sale, so we're pretty happy with that number.

15 cases beer (15 x 12 bottles = 180 bottles).We adjusted their quantities a bit - more rum and less vodka, because our friends and families prefer rum-based drinks to vodka-based drinks - but this is our final tally, for about 80 drinking adults, with 750mL bottles: Plus, if you buy in bulk, you get a discount: most of those in our area seemed to give 10% off the total, but a slightly more expensive store gave 20%, which made them the best deal in the end. We went through a few calculators, but the best numbers we got were from the liquor store itself.

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