Barware
Novelty drinking gear sets this barware apart from the toys elsewhere in the store, since everything here is for serving drinks and passing a round rather than for personal use. Match pieces to your group: shot glasses and straws for the bar, drinking games for the table.
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Barware Buying Guide
Pecker shot glasses come in light-up rainbow, mini twelve-piece display and six-piece rainbow set formats, so decide whether you want one showpiece or enough glasses for every guest. Naughty sipping straws, dicky sipping straws and all-dicks straws suit a bar where each person needs their own. Novelty cups such as the Christmas tree cup, the metallic gold dollar sign cup and the ski shot give you a different look for the table.
Drinking games are a separate decision. The Swinging Dicks hook and ring game, large beer dice and World's Most Ridiculous Drinking Games are built for a group sitting around a table, so they make little sense for a single guest. Brands on this page include Kheper Games and HOTT Products, with smaller ranges from Little Genie, Fashioncraft and Pipedream Products, so compare a few before settling on one style.
For a bachelorette party, pair one game with a set of shot glasses or straws so everyone has something to use between rounds. Count your guests first, then choose between mini sets for quick shots and single cups for longer drinks.
Barware FAQ
- How many guests do drinking games suit?
- Games such as the hook and ring game and large beer dice are designed for a table of players, so they work best with a small group. A solo guest gets little from them. For mixed groups, pair one game with shot glasses or straws so everyone has something to use between rounds.
- Do glow-in-the-dark straws need light to work?
- Glow-in-the-dark pigments absorb light and release it slowly, so a straw glows most after it has been in bright light and looks brightest in a dim room. Light-up pieces need their own power source to stay lit, so they behave differently from glow pieces that rely only on light exposure.
- What is the difference between shot glasses and novelty cups?
- Shot glasses are small, meant for a single measured serving, and sold in mini display or multi-piece sets for passing around. Novelty cups hold a longer drink and suit a guest who wants a keepsake. Choose by whether your guests drink quick rounds or sip slowly.
- How do I pick barware for a bachelorette party?
- Count your guests first, then decide how many pieces each person needs. Mix shot glasses for quick rounds with straws for longer drinks, and add one drinking game if the group will sit together. Matching the theme across pieces keeps the set looking deliberate.
