I love my Backyard Barkeep! I can’t grill out without it by my side, it really is “man’s new best friend!” -Mark, IL

Backyard Barkeep is in Sophisticated Groom Summer 2011 issue. Read about about Backyard Barkeep and other “golf must haves” on page 55. Go out and get your copy today or click on the link to subscribe to Sophisticated Groom.

We know Backyard Barkeep is all about fun and games and our newest fans at Beer magazine couldn’t agree more.  That’s why they featured Backyard Barkeep in their May/June “Summer Games” issue as one of the next 3 things you should buy!  With a full page spread touting our “yard changing” greatness, Beer Magazine declares that Backyard Barkeep not only solved all of their backyard game problems (like bending down to pick up drinks and trying to keep score); but that it is one of the best things you could spend your money on this summer!

Remember, Dad doesn’t want to drink and watch; he wants to drink and play so order his set today!

A new, hilarious ad from Kingsford Charcoal is reassuring the northern parts of the world that, yes, winter is over! It’s time to get outside and soak in some Vitamin D, grill your favorite foods, and maybe even play some cornhole with your handy Backyard Barkeep®!

So, with winter slowly melting away and spring on the horizon, are you anxious to get outside and start grilling? What else do you plan on doing this summer? Tell us by posting a comment below!

So, we all know the Backyard Barkeep® is the sturdy, metal drink holder YOU can’t live without. We all know that all other drink stands simply can’t compete. We also know, though, that competition is fun, especially if it’s outdoors. And, we happen to know that the Backyard Barkeep® makes outdoor competition even more fun by offering a place for you to securely hold your drink while you play cornhole…or is it bags?

When promoting the Backyard Barkeep®, our marketing team has this discussion all the time: Is the classic outdoor game in which competitors toss a bean-bag into a hole in a board known as “bags” or “cornhole”? The answer seems to depend on where you live: In the midwest, the game is referred to as “bags.” In the south where the game is said to originate, it’s more commonly referred to as “cornhole.” Still elsewhere, the terms “bag toss” or “bean bag toss” are used.

So which is it? Tell us what you think! Why do you call it “bags” instead of “cornhole,” or vice versa? Do you think where you live or grew up matters to what you call this game? Have you ever gotten in an argument with a friend over what to call it?

One thing is certain, at least: No game of “bags” or “cornhole” is complete without a set of barkeeps! Whether you’re indoors or out, on grass or pavement, and no matter what you call this classic game, a Backyard Barkeep® set is perfect for you! Order today!