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From grilling in the backyard to lighting up the night with sparklers, a well-stocked drink station brings any July 4th gathering to life. With chilled coolers, colorful cocktails, and festive touches, here’s how to create a red, white, and booze-worthy setup your guests will appreciate.
Pick a shaded area or place a table under a canopy to create a drink station. Keep it separate from the food table to ease the flow and give guests a space to refill their cups with ease.
Use at least two coolers—one filled with beer and hard seltzers, and another stocked with water and non-alcoholic drinks. Pack them with plenty of ice, and label them for easy grab-and-go access.
Serve up crowd-pleasers like spiked lemonade or berry vodka punch. Add patriotic garnishes—think strawberries, blueberries, and festive cocktail picks—to make them pop.
Stock up on canned cocktails or pre-mixed margaritas. These easy options are perfect for guests who want something chilled and quick without the mixing.
Add a few fun, alcohol-free options like juice boxes, fruit punch, or mocktails in themed cups. Everyone deserves to celebrate with a festive drink in hand.
Let guests dress up their drinks with bowls of citrus slices, mint, berries, or fruit skewers. It adds color, flavor, and a little DIY fun to the celebration.
With a little planning and the right mix of drinks, your July 4th drink station will be the star of the party. Stock up on essentials and seasonal favorites at Zia Liquors in Farmington—your go-to for fireworks in a bottle.
