Minibar Delivery App Helps Make Oscar Party Planning Easier

If you're having an Oscar party, the last thing you want to run out of is booze. But if it does happen, you don't have to send anyone to the store, because Minibar Delivery's got you covered. Customers​ ​can​ ​use​ ​the​ ​service​ ​for​ ​on-demand​ ​alcohol​ ​delivery​ ​to​ ​their​ ​location​ ​in 30​ ​-​ ​60​ ​minutes;​ ​shop​ ​directly​ ​from​ ​vineyards​ ​through​ the ​Vineyard​ ​Select service for 3-5 day shipping;​ ​book​ ​a​ ​bartender​ ​on​ ​demand;​ ​access​ ​a​ ​trained​ ​concierge​ ​service​ ​for wine​ ​recommendations​ ​and​ ​cocktail​ ​recipes;​ ​as​ ​well​ ​as​ ​in-state​ ​shipping​ ​of​ ​wine​ ​and​ ​liquor​ ​in​ ​select​ ​states. Lara Crystal and Lindsey Andrews are the Co-Founders and CEOs, they join Cheddar to tell us us all about their on-demand alcohol service, and have some ideas for a few great Oscar-themed cocktails to try.

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