April 25th is the annual march on spreading awareness of how several of the varied Penguin species are facing endangerment with the threat of climate change. However, it’s also a reason to celebrate the delightful adorableness that is the Antarctic bird.
The Emperor Penguin is a creature to admire due it’s ability to adapt to incredibly harsh conditions. What better way to embrace love for the Penguin to discuss our love for products that we associate with it’s chilled environment? Here’s a select few:
Whether you work at a bar; hotel, pub, restaurant or you just like to keep a large stash for parties at home, you’ll want to be known by your customers as a provider of beverages with a refreshing taste that’s almost sub-zero.
Single or double hinged, glass doors & stainless steel: a chilled beer, bottle of wine or soft drink fresh from one of these refrigerators will make your customers believe it was pulled from the icy slopes of Antarctica themselves.
How to break the ice in the best way possible. Making professionally crushed ice-based cocktails without the proper equipment can be as daunting a task as climbing the intensely brisk Antarctic Mount Terror. Thanks to the progression of bar-innovation technology, professional ice crushers now make that task a snowy breeze.
Made of the finest, polished materials & internal mechanical engineering, modern day ice crushers are essential to any hospitality establishment. The resulting concoctions are so refreshingly crisp, it’s almost like they were pulled from the artic themselves.
Whilst Antarctic penguins have an icy stash all around them, the rest of us have style & practicality to think about when considering how to store it. Those concerns are solved easily however as options for the frosty containers are in the many.
Want a classic metal container? An Acrylic bucket will give you that sleek bar look for your ice. How about something traditional? Barrel wood grain tubs will give both your bottles & ice that traditional style, creating a sense of rustic charm. There’s sadly no sign of a penguin-themed ice bucket yet but maybe we can hope for the next Penguin Day!
