What Disposable Barware Items Should you be Using?

If you are fitting out a bar at home or in your business, you don't have to splurge on expensive barware items. Many pieces of barware can be more convenient and cost effective in a disposable form, making your entertaining easier all round.

  Cocktail Glasses

For special occasions, heavy glass or crystal barware is essential to give a sense of luxury, but for large and crowded events, disposable plastic cocktail glasses are cheaper, safer and easier to clean up after. Disposable barware is available in all sorts of different shapes and sizes.

Wine Glasses

Disposable wine glasses are great for catered events and for pop-up wine tasting stalls. Choose single-mould plastic barware to avoid inconvenient breakage.

Shot Glasses

Plastic shot glasses are invaluable at any large party. These disposable items are great for making jelly shots, as they can be carefully cracked to get sticky jelly out.

  Inexpensive Glamour

If you want to add some sparkle and kitschy fun to your barware collection, consider buying some disposable pieces adorned with cheap rhinestones and crystals. There is a wide variety of bright and cheery barware perfect for a fun themed party.

  Paper Plates

Paper plates have been a staple at outdoor gatherings and barbecues for years now, and they continue to be popular as a super easy alternative to breakable china. The latest paper barware items are made of strong, reinforced card which can be recycled after use.

Paper Napkins

Don't waste time and money on cloth napkins! Choose disposable paper napkins to complement your barware choices. 

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What Is Barware?

If you’re not a bartender or have never worked in a place that has a bar before, you may not be quite sure what the term “barware” refers to. Basically, it includes anything that is needed to prepare and serve alcoholic drinks. Barware can be split into two sections – glasses and accessories:

Glasses

Barware glasses are generally very different to the glasses used every day in the home. Each has been designed for a specific purpose and is better suited to particular kinds of drinks.

Barware glasses for red and white wine, champagne and cocktails are designed with a long stem as these drinks should remain chilled or at a cool temperature for as long as possible during consumption. The stem allows people to hold the glass without warming the wine with their fingers and hands.

Short and tall tumblers, when used for barware and not day-to-day use, are perfect for straight alcohol and mixed drinks that are served with ice. This prevents the glass from becoming overcrowded and allows the drink to cool faster. Shot glasses are only found in barware and are used for a small concentrated serve ice of alcohol without ice.

Mugs are the barware glass of choice for beer as they are available in a frosted variety, which is perfect for keeping the beer cold for longer.

Accessories

A mixing spoon is used to measure ingredients for various drinks and to mix them together. A cocktail shaker is a very common barware tool for mixing drinks – the cylinder is filled with the required ingredients, the cap is replaced and the whole container is shaken. In barware, a strainer is generally used over the opening of a cocktail shaker to keep ice and fruit out.

Bottle stoppers and pourers are also common barware tools and are often used to replace the lids of various bottles of alcohol. Pourers are essential barware equipment as many are designed to release a premeasured amount of alcohol each time it is tipped up, making a bartender’s job much easier.

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