Mobile bar ideas business

Thinking of starting a mobile bar, but curious how mobile bar business owners are operating without a liquor license? Maybe you’ve heard that they’re operating as a ‘dry hire’ or ‘pour service’ but now you’re wondering what is a dry hire mobile bar. In this article, we’ll cover what they are, how they work, their benefits, cost analysis, and the legal considerations.

How-To start your own mobile bartender business. Steps on becoming a mobile bartender. Creating a bartending service on the go, including licensing info.

We take a deep, no frills dive into what to think about if you’re considering starting a mobile bar business, including creating a business plan, researching the legal side of your operation, buying a mobile bar, building out your mobile bar, branding and marketing. Enjoy!

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This article provides an overview of US liquor laws and mobile bars, including the challenges faced in obtaining liquor licenses and navigating the three-tier system, as well as guidance on compliance, legal requirements, and the option of partnering with established...

A renovated 1993 horse trailer, The Bubbly Pony is a chic option to have drinks served at your next event or gathering.

Not many mobile bars in their infancy are focusing on the customer experience as a marketing priority. Instead they’re focusing on the aesthetics of their rig, pricing, and choosing between more traditional marketing methods. In this artcile, we share the best ways to market your mobile bar business!