

> If you know that people will like to drink malibu, then put it on the
> list (like I said, I'd put it in the place of Brandy if anything).
>
> 750mL is generally considered the standard size for a bottle of
> liquor. It's often called a "fifth" in the US because it's about a
> fifth of a gallon. One bottle of 750mL will get 2-3 people fairly
> drunk. You may go through 2-3 different 750mL bottles of vodka at a
> party with 30-40 people, while some of your other bottles (like
> Triple Sec and Grand Marnier) may last 2-3 parties of that size.
>
> I like that size bottle because I've become comfortable with it and
> it's easy to handle. You can buy bottles as large as 1.75 liters,
> but I find them awkward to pick up and pour. As for whether or not
> they're cheaper, it really depends. Check your store prices and do
> the math. It's often cheaper (per volume) to buy the large bottles,
> but that's not always the case. If you want to get a good idea about
> how much things will cost, check out www.missionliquor.com . The
> bottles cost $2-3 more than their prices in my area, but you can
> figure out roughly how much money you will save by searching for a
> certain liquor and comparing bottle sizes.
>
> Eric
Allright - just a couple more questions! I keep on hearing thing after thing
about schnapps - peach schnapps especially. What do you think of it? Also -
I'm not familiar with kahlua, Grand Marnier, or Rose's Lime Juice. What are
they? And what about grenadine? Did you just forget to add it? I had always
understood it be be an essential. Thanks again,
Mike
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