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Private Office Bar, what do I need?

post #1 of 18
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I'm remodeling my office. I'd like to add a small bar with built in cooler (small fridge) on the opposite side of my desk. What do I need in terms of the basics concerning drinks and equipment? It'll be more for personal use and to accommodate up to no more than two other persons.
post #2 of 18
Well, I'd say you need good scotch, good bourbon, vodka, both vermouths, olives, soda, rocks glasses, martini glasses, cherries, a shaker, and ice. Then you can make and old fashioned, martini, or scotch/bourbon on the rocks or neat.
post #3 of 18
This would be a good time to start watching old episodes of Mad Men.
post #4 of 18
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Well, I'd say you need good scotch, good bourbon, vodka, both vermouths, olives, soda, rocks glasses, martini glasses, cherries, a shaker, and ice. Then you can make and old fashioned, martini, or scotch/bourbon on the rocks or neat.

Gin please. Thank God someone is still able to have an office bar in this day and age.
post #5 of 18
Going all Mad Men with the office redecoration, sounds awesome. Don't forget the vintage sofa for spending the night in the office/engaging in casual sex with other office workers
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Going all Mad Men with the office redecoration, sounds awesome. Don't forget the vintage sofa for spending the night in the office/engaging in casual sex with other office workers
That is the plan johnkav. That is the plan. Okay folks. Let's see some pictures of the things I'll need?
post #7 of 18
Don't forget campari. yum yum yum.
post #8 of 18
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Going all Mad Men with the office redecoration, sounds awesome. Don't forget the vintage sofa for spending the night in the office/engaging in casual sex with other office workers

And for taking a nap in the middle of the day....
post #9 of 18
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And for taking a nap in the middle of the day....

I prefer the Seinfeld "sleeping under the extended desk" method myself.
post #10 of 18
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I prefer the Seinfeld "sleeping under the extended desk" method myself.

Given George's weight and lack of fitness, I doubt he could pull that off in real life. I prefer a day bed in the office myself.
post #11 of 18
Also throw some Red Bull in there in case you bring a lady friend back to the office and need a "boost" to get you through the evening!
post #12 of 18
Well if it's for personal use then your own preferences should dictate the selection. If you need to serve someone else in a pinch, it'd be good to have a mixer or two, but I'd keep it to a couple of cans of ginger ale, soda, and tonic water. The hardest part will be keeping yourself properly stocked with a lemon and a lime; you'll have to change those out every week or so. I'd keep to small and simple myself, so I'd likely end up with a nice scotch, a gin, and maybe a Canadian whiskey. You wouldn't find any vodka in my bar. More than anything else, I think your biggest expense ought to be a nice set of crystal rocks glasses, maybe some crystal stirrers, sharp cocktail napkins, and a silver tray.
post #13 of 18
What about one of these?
post #14 of 18
All you need is an "office bottle" like Philip Marlow.
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What about one of these?
I have one of these. Is it tacky? Yes. Do I love it? Hells yeah.
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