There's nothing better on a hot summer day than a glass of lemonade or iced tea — or even better, an arnold palmer! If you're having friends over or are planning a long day outside, there's no better way to serve icy cold drinks than with a beverage dispenser. Here are a few of our favorites, after the jump.
Beverages are great alternatives to pitchers when you want to keep bugs out, and avoid any nasty spills. When purchasing a beverage jar, look for one that comes with a stand, or whose spigot is raised several inches above the base so that you don't need to place the jar right on the edge of the table.
TOP ROW
1 Bubbled Beverage Dispenser, $298: This modern take on the beverage dispenser is made of handblown recycled glass, and is topped with a sheesham wood lid.
2 Simplicity 2-Part Beverage Jar, $53.69: Comes with a clear base at the bottom for keeping ice or decorations.
3 Glass Beverage Urn, $195: A classic beverage dispenser, holds 1.5 gallons.
4 Trio Beverage Dispenser, $69.95 : A genius and easy space-saving way to serve multiple drinks.
5 Clear Cold Beverage Jar with Stand, $49.95: A clear glass jar with stainless steel spigot and iron stand.
BOTTOM ROW
6 Ceramic Lemonade Crock, $135: Okay, so this one isn't glass, but we can't resist the adorable retro look.
7 The Marseilles Beverage Dispensers, $187: Another classic container, available in two sizes.
8 The Geneva Beverage Dispenser, $195-250: One of the coolest looking stands of the bunch, and available in two sizes.
9 aquaOVO, $895: Admittedly another non-glass option, this gorgeous nature-inspired design also filters water within the canister. Comes in several designs, styles, materials and base options — visit the website for more details.
10 Langenau Fluted Dispenser, $598: The most ornate of them all, this dispenser comes as a 2-part tea pot and urn.
Related:
- Picnic Season: Acrylic Drink Dispensers from Pottery Barn
- Three Fabulous and Elegant Beverage Dispensers
- 10 Affordable Beverage Jars and Dispensers
- 10 Summer Drink Dispensers (and Drinks to Put In Them)
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I love all of these! I really want 5&6!
What? The one I like most is the least expensive. That *never* happens to me.
I was just looking at the first one on anthropologie! The organic shape is so much more unique than your usual dispenser.
I use one for keeping vegetable juice that I make in my juicer weekly and drink in the morning; however, the skinny spout always gets vclogged with pulp and remains useless after Tuesday. Any ideas on a wider spout one?
I see mouth wash dispenser for the bathroom.
you know, i feel like AT is sponsored by the beverage dispenser lobby, because it feels like every year there's a post like this on one of yr sites and every year i start wondering how i have lived without a beverage dispenser this long. will this be the year that i finally break down and buy one? they're just so pretty! so beverage industry lobby, if you are reading this: fine. it's working. yr products are lovely. and very functional. i hope someday one of them will be mine.
Annndddd, if you want to go inexpensive- there's always Target (and others, I'm sure...I just did the one quick search)
http://www.target.com/Beverage-Dispensers-Serveware-Kitchen-Dining/b/13895511/ref=sc_fe_l_3_10916681_18?node=13895511
Thanks for the link TATTERH00D! I would much rather spend my money on more/higher quality food than a beverage dispenser. Not that I don't think they are beautiful, but really...
Am I the only one who looks at #9 and thinks that Eve from Wall-E has been turned into a beverage dispenser?