Bar Cabinets For Sale

When it comes to where to best place a bar cabinet at home, you'll be surprised at the options out there. You may not have space at home for a bar as impressive as your favorite hangout; however, getting creative will allow you to maximize your space.

If you're not doing much reading these days, replace your bookshelf with your bar cabinet.

While some people prefer tucking their bar cabinets away in their bedrooms, others want to show them off. If you are like the latter, feel free to place yours in the living room, dining room, or even your outdoor patio and deck.

If you are having a pool party, move it to the pool and entertainment area and make serving your guest's drinks easier.

Bar cabinets don't take up much space, so as a rule of thumb, place them where they fit to get the most out of your cabinet and living space.

When choosing a bar cabinet for sale, don’t overlook these key features:

• Glassware storage (as for size, it really depends on that of your collection, so be sure to run an inventory first)
• Bottle storage for spirits and wine bottles. For the latter, it’s useful if the bar cabinet includes a rack, too
• Workspace: most bar cabinets have one surface that you can use as both a working and serving space. However, if you take your bartending skills extremely seriously, you can always look for one with a separate lower shelf for drink preparation
• If you tend to prepare many cocktails rather than serve spirits and wine, you should also look for some utensil storage to keep them all tidily organized and at easy reach

If you’ve already found bar cabinets for sale, the next stage is to organize it efficiently so you can make the most out of your new purchase. Remove all your bottles from your old cabinet and categorize them. For example, gins in one area, vodkas in another, tequilas, whiskeys, rums, mixers, and so on. This inventory can help you establish what you already have and allow you to throw out outdated liquors and make space for new ones.

Once you’ve done this, tape an inventory list to the inside of your cabinet. This will come in handy when mixing cocktails and serving drinks to guests, as you can easily see what ingredients you have and what you need to purchase.

Try and stick to placing the bottles back to their assigned categories. Place unopened bottles or spirits used the least to the back of the cabinet, and open bottles at the front, so you use them first.