The drinks are delicious, appealing and easy to create, with the recipes developed by the LCBO in cooperation with the Martini Club, a company specializing in the art of mixology and cocktail preparation. Here are a few of the recipes, along with additional treats that do include alcohol. A standard 12 oz. Anyone hosting a party where alcohol is being served could be left with more than a mess to deal with in the morning if they haven't planned ahead. Don't plan physical activities when you serve alcohol.
People are more prone to injury or mishap after drinking.
Serve snacks with drinks and always have food available throughout the party to avoid drinking on an empty stomach. Avoid serving salty, sweet or greasy snack foods since guests will become thirstier. High-starch and protein foods, such as meats, veggies, cheeses, light dips and breads, taste great and don't make your guests thirsty. Be prepared for overnight guests. Serve drinks yourself or designate a bartender instead of having an open bar since guests usually drink more when they serve themselves.