Drink Affordably by Substituting These 6 Spirits
- By Jessica Elmore
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- 01 Sep, 2016
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Fun food and beverage ideas for clients with small budgets require creativity. In this blog, creativity lies within substitutions. You can replace some of your favorite liquor choices with less expensive alternatives. Below are six liquors you can provide to save money for your event. Your wallets and purses will thank you for these more cost-effective choices.
- Substitute Jack Daniels with Evan Williams. This bourbon named after the man who started the first commercial bourbon distillery in Louisville, KY is delicious straight, on the rocks, or mixed.
- Substitute Grey Goose with Tito’s Handmade Vodka. This cost-effective vodka contains fermented yellow corn and distilled in San Antonio, TX.
- Substitute Patron with Cazadores Tequila Reposado. This inexpensive tequila owned by Bacardi proves a great alternative when you want a beverage that mixes well with orange juice and grenadine.
- Substitute Captain Morgan with Sailor Jerry. For a few dollars less, you will enjoy the flavor of spiced rum in all its glory straight, on the rocks, or in your favorite mixer.
- Substitute Ketel One with Wodka. For a delicious wheat-based vodka, this is a great alternative.
- Substitute Remy Martin with Courvoisier. This cognac from the suburbs of Paris will definitely help lighten your liquor allowance significantly.
In order to drink with style, you do not need to go over your budget. These are corners which are well worth cutting to ensure you make your next work vacation a frugal one. Explore your options and remember these helpful hints, whether you go away for business, pleasure, or anything in between. Contact elm Planning today to help you with creative food and beverage ideas on a budget.
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