Show your Bar Setup

[DDD]

Would love to see some pictures as to how you've set up your bar/galley.
Any cool storage, organizers, or contraptions ?

Drinks are on me!
DDD

 

[mj_duell]

Would love to see some pictures as to how you've set up your bar/galley.
Any cool storage, organizers, or contraptions ?

Drinks are on me!
DDD

When we added a flat screen to the cabin we decided to use the space where the old tv was in the galley. I built a wooden bar/bottle holder which comes in very handy. Being over the sink it makes mixing drinks a breeze. Terrible phone pic:

 

[DDD]

Nice!
Great job, and great way to free up the counter space.
Cheers

 

[WDCboater]

I don't have photos, I'll have to grab some, but we keep liquor bottles stowed in a cabinet above our sink and below the microwave. Once we're stopped we set bottles on a shelf just behind the counter/stove. It's right next to our coffee maker. We try to keep beer in the cockpit fridge. This keeps beer drinkers outside and let's us prep food inside. White wines chill in the fridge drawer. Red wines ride with the liquor bottles.

 

[k9medic]

All of our liquor stays in the freezer. There is nothing like a shot or two of Honey Whiskey poured from an almost frozen bottle onto crushed ice.

 

[kybishop]

From the bourbon capitol of the world... This is as extravagant as it gets on a 210 Cuddy lol. Be it ever so humble she does have a bar. Complete with an empty bottle of Buffalo Trace from my hometown distillery...

I keep that bottle in there and refill it with various bourbons. It fits the opening so... If you use the arrow to the right for the next pic it shows the outside of the "bar".

http://s998.photobucket.com/user/ky...ddy/100_7218_zpseb2ad81d.jpg.html?sort=3&o=23

 

[DaFish]

Kybishop - the pics of your bar bring back memories of our first power boat - but ours was not properly stocked like yours!

QUOTE=kybishop;827779]From the bourbon capitol of the world... This is as extravagant as it gets on a 210 Cuddy lol. Be it ever so humble she does have a bar. Complete with an empty bottle of Buffalo Trace from my hometown distillery...

I keep that bottle in there and refill it with various bourbons. It fits the opening so... If you use the arrow to the right for the next pic it shows the outside of the "bar".

http://s998.photobucket.com/user/kybishop/media/1982%20Searay%20210%20Cuddy/100_7218_zpseb2ad81d.jpg.html?sort=3&o=23[/QUOTE]

 

[kybishop]

We love the 210 Cuddy. Perfect for what we do. I bought it in 2007 from the original owner who kept it in pristine condition.

We did not take it out last year at all. I hope to get her out from under cover this year though...soon I hope.

Somehow that bottle always ends up empty!

Kybishop - the pics of your bar bring back memories of our first power boat - but ours was not properly stocked like yours!

QUOTE=kybishop;827779]From the bourbon capitol of the world... This is as extravagant as it gets on a 210 Cuddy lol. Be it ever so humble she does have a bar. Complete with an empty bottle of Buffalo Trace from my hometown distillery...

I keep that bottle in there and refill it with various bourbons. It fits the opening so... If you use the arrow to the right for the next pic it shows the outside of the "bar".

http://s998.photobucket.com/user/kybishop/media/1982%20Searay%20210%20Cuddy/100_7218_zpseb2ad81d.jpg.html?sort=3&o=23

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[brewster16]

Yes, brought back memories of our first boat too......21 footer with an I/O. Used to love tubing on fresh water lake then pulling up to an island and BBQing!