The Dry GlassThe complete serve

The Serve Planner

One gathering
fully planned

Pick your drinks, count the pours, and shop the whole basket. The mixer gets a place on the list, too.

Make your plan

1 · Choose and count

Your menu, your numbers

Enter drinks, not guests. Four of each recipe means eight drinks in total—not eight of each.

Already have something on the shelf?

Enter usable liquid in ml. Change the package size to match the label you will buy; mixer sizes start blank.

Quantities use attributed recipes, not a taste ranking. Check the current label and local availability before shopping.

Your quantities stay in this browser. No account, analytics, or saved shopping history. Copying and printing happen only when you ask.

A useful boundary

More drinks is a shopping calculation
not a new recipe

Keep the published single-glass method. This tool does not invent pitcher recipes, holding times, fruit yields, or a number of drinks you should serve per person.

See the assumptions and unknowns

    Recipes behind the planner

    Start with a documented glass

    The liquid proportions come from Ritual Zero Proof — Published Gin and Tonic serve; Ghia — A Night at the Spritz; Ritual Zero Proof — How to Make a Virgin Margarita. The shopping arithmetic is The Dry Glass analysis. Quantities and bottle examples checked 2026-10-08; local availability is not established.

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