Actually, let me post the cash bar option info:
Hosted or Cash Bar
Sodas & Mineral Water $2.50
Domestic Beer $5.00
Imported Beer $5.25
Well Drinks $5.50
House Wine by the Glass $5.50
Premium Drinks $6.00
Cordials or After Dinner Drinks $6.00
Corkage Fee per Bottle $7.00
Bartender Fee of $95.00 per bar for 3-hour shift will apply. Excess of 3 hours or a fraction thereof will be charge $50.00 per hour per bar. If beverage revenue exceeds $400.00, bartender fee will be waived. (my note: I suspect we'll go over $400, don't you?)
Subject to 17.5% Gratuity Tax and 8.50% Sales Tax
And yep, a list of what's wanted in liquor preferences would be a very good thing to pass on to Lilibeth. She's wide open to making this is close to perfect as possible.
In New Orleans we opted for the open bar option since we knew we had to make a similar mark in booze sales anyway.
Jameson is my booze of choice. Though if it's warm out probably gin. Otherwise beer is good for me. Sierra Nevada or Stella or something or Budweiser.
I'm going to mark Jessica's first post, so that I can list from there. Otherwise I'll get hopelessly lost, and forget choices. Since the only booze I like is very dry and has bubbles in it, I have no personal mental reference points.
And if people actually make it down on time, would definitely be worth it.
For Vodka I like Ketel One, Tequila I like Porfidio or Patron, Gin is Bombay Sapphire...what? Me drink? I'd also love to have some single malt scotch there. Anyone else have input? Maybe we can have them get a good bottle of single malt that we can kill that night. 18 Year Highland Park is good, Oban over 14 years is also good and usually not a total killer on the bank account.
ND, we can also have a bottle or two in the hospitality suite.
For Vodka I like Ketel One, Tequila I like Porfidio or Patron, Gin is Bombay Sapphire...what? Me drink? I'd also love to have some single malt scotch there.
t packs sled dogs to pull us back to our rooms
Well, as much as I enjoy my booze, I'm not too picky on anything other than beer. A few good beers in there and I'm happy. I'm partial to microbrews and I know there's some very good ones out Napa and Sonoma way, I just can't remember the names of them.
As for food, I'll eat anything that's not actively running away from me. I will admit a partialilty to seafood of all types and lots of fruits and veggies. And anything with an Asian flare.
Nice selections. My favorites:
Spring Rolls with Sweet and Sour Dip $120.00
Calamari Frito with Lemon and Cocktail Sauce
Domestic Cheese Board with Sliced Fresh Fruit
California Rolls
On the drink front I’m a wino. Dry and bubbly is also very nice.