Tilly the Tipsy Trailer Mobile Bar
Who is She?
Tilly’s days of hauling around ranch horses are over. She now lives the leisurely life of crashing weddings and events throughout the beautiful state of Idaho. She is a vintage trailer with a rustic charm and a granny slappin’ good staff.
Tilly prides herself on serving local beer and wine made right here in Idaho. But if Uncle Buck wants a Coors Banquet Beer, well then by golly that’s what he’ll get. She can also serve up some mighty fine mixed spirits like Boozie and Cutwater.
Every member of our staff is fully insured and TIPS certified through the state of Idaho. Tilly’s bartenders are armed with all the accouterments essential to create a unique bar experience.
We are working hard in order to obtain proper licensing to create signature cocktails that utilize liquor, and local farms and orchards for the freshest ingredients. Eventually it will be a full farm to glass bar experience. This may take some time, but we're working on it. Yee’haw!
Brought to you by Eggman & Earl, Zero Six Coffee Fix and Idaho Concierge Company.
Bar Options
Pony Up
A Pony Up Bar, aka a cash bar is where your guests pony up and buy their own drinks for a set price as they would at any watering hole. Cash bars are the easiest for controlling costs for the host and determining profits for the event bar service since you’ll know exactly how much was consumed. No estimating involved.
Wet Your Whistle
Wet Your Whistle Bar, also called a host bar, is where the host pays for all the drinks. Not surprisingly, this means people will tend to really wet their whistles. The host can purchase a set amount of beer, wine, and mixed drinks. Once we have reached that cap we can either shut ‘er down or turn to a cash bar. Host pays up front.
Double Up
Double Up is a combination bar, which is an open and a cash bar. Combination bars are a real fine choice for hosts that want to treat their guests, but don’t want things to go all caddywhampus. There are a few different ways to handle a combination bar. We can discuss this with hosts to find the most suitable route.
