YOU ARE DOWNLOADING DOCUMENT

Please tick the box to continue:

Transcript
Page 1: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Alcoholic and Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Non-Alcoholic

BeveragesBeveragesTo Drink or not to DrinkTo Drink or not to Drink

This is a question!?!This is a question!?!

Page 2: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Many factors make the Many factors make the purchase of beverages purchase of beverages

unique unique Most beverages are purchased by brand Most beverages are purchased by brand

the brand itself becomes the purchase the brand itself becomes the purchase specification specification

desired brands can be specified by the desired brands can be specified by the purchaser when they know what their clients purchaser when they know what their clients desiredesire

purchasing and marketing of beverages purchasing and marketing of beverages cannot be separated in most operations cannot be separated in most operations the buyer may play a smaller role in the the buyer may play a smaller role in the

purchase of these items compared to other purchase of these items compared to other products products

Page 3: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Trends in Alcoholic Trends in Alcoholic Beverage Consumption Beverage Consumption

dram shop laws (third-party liquor dram shop laws (third-party liquor liability) liability) Liability insurance may be difficult to obtain in Liability insurance may be difficult to obtain in

some cases, and rates have increased rapidly. some cases, and rates have increased rapidly. non-alcoholic beverages as an alternative non-alcoholic beverages as an alternative

for guests for guests Public interest in health and well-being Public interest in health and well-being concern for accident prevention concern for accident prevention changing lifestyles changing lifestyles MocktailsMocktails

www.mocktails.ca/ - 13k

Page 5: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

How did I get here?How did I get here? Measuring & Storage of Measuring & Storage of

AlcoholAlcohol automated dispensing devices automated dispensing devices automatic drink preparation automatic drink preparation

equipment equipment Storeroom par levels Storeroom par levels

Inventory Dollar levels and Inventory Dollar levels and turnover standards must be setturnover standards must be set

I.e. if you use a weekly I.e. if you use a weekly inventory, the cost of liquor in inventory, the cost of liquor in storage, on the average, equals storage, on the average, equals approximately one week's approximately one week's beverage costbeverage cost

Turns are developed per Turns are developed per locationlocation

Page 6: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

You kids come on in for some You kids come on in for some Oreo Cookies and some Beers Oreo Cookies and some Beers

Don’ cha know now.Don’ cha know now. Most Americans drink domestic beer produced Most Americans drink domestic beer produced by a handful of major U.S. producers (Boring!)by a handful of major U.S. producers (Boring!) Ordered by Brand and purchased by the bottlesOrdered by Brand and purchased by the bottles

Classes Of BeerClasses Of BeerLager – Light Bodied – make up the majority of Lager – Light Bodied – make up the majority of productionproductionBock – Heavier, darker, sweeter and richer in Bock – Heavier, darker, sweeter and richer in flavorflavor

True bock is only available about 6 weeks out True bock is only available about 6 weeks out of the yearof the year

Dark beer – Darker and Richer than normal beer, Dark beer – Darker and Richer than normal beer, not as sweet a s bocknot as sweet a s bockPilsner – Hops, light bodies and light colorPilsner – Hops, light bodies and light colorBavarian Style – Uses strictly Bavarian hops, very Bavarian Style – Uses strictly Bavarian hops, very string.string.

Page 7: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Those were bottom, These Those were bottom, These are tops!are tops!

Top-fermentation BeersTop-fermentation Beers Ale: Ale is characterized by its more pronounced Ale: Ale is characterized by its more pronounced

hops flavor, which makes it more bitter than lager hops flavor, which makes it more bitter than lager beer. Ales are much favored by the English and beer. Ales are much favored by the English and Canadians. (but then they’re drunks) (ok, I’m Canadians. (but then they’re drunks) (ok, I’m kidding) (kind of)kidding) (kind of)

Porter: This is similar to ale, but is heavier and Porter: This is similar to ale, but is heavier and darker, with a rich and heavy foam. In flavor, it is darker, with a rich and heavy foam. In flavor, it is sweeter, tastes less like hops, and possesses a sweeter, tastes less like hops, and possesses a distinctive malt character. Very dark malt is used distinctive malt character. Very dark malt is used in the brewing. Like drinking bread!in the brewing. Like drinking bread!

Stout: This brew is closest to porter, but even Stout: This brew is closest to porter, but even darker and heavier, with more of a hops flavor. darker and heavier, with more of a hops flavor. Like Drinking Whole Wheat BreadLike Drinking Whole Wheat Bread

Weiss: Weiss is brewed from wheat malt and Weiss: Weiss is brewed from wheat malt and further differentiated by a second fermentation in further differentiated by a second fermentation in the package. Weiss is Nice!the package. Weiss is Nice!

Page 8: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Beer Storage and ServiceBeer Storage and Service Beer should be drunk fresh – it Beer should be drunk fresh – it

doesn’t age!doesn’t age! Follow FIFOFollow FIFO It Should Be kept Cold (below 40It Should Be kept Cold (below 4000)) Area should be dry and cleanArea should be dry and clean Light is the enemyLight is the enemy Draught Beer is a great thing!Draught Beer is a great thing!

Page 9: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Wine – “Wine – “Richie, I wanna go Richie, I wanna go to Boca!”to Boca!”

Wine sales are continually on the Wine sales are continually on the riserise This is due to the fact that new This is due to the fact that new

wineries and thus new wines are wineries and thus new wines are constantly coming onto the constantly coming onto the market.market.

Keeping informed and educated Keeping informed and educated in wines is one of the greatest in wines is one of the greatest ways to keep your stocks filledways to keep your stocks filled

Educating your staff, servers, cooks, Educating your staff, servers, cooks, purchasers etc., will only help your purchasers etc., will only help your sales and increase your revenuesales and increase your revenue

http://www.nitrotap.com/Ice%20Bathttp://www.nitrotap.com/Ice%20Baths.pdfhs.pdf

Page 10: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Wine Terminology - basicWine Terminology - basic Vintage - vintages rate the quality and Vintage - vintages rate the quality and

potential of the that year's production.potential of the that year's production. Varietals - describes the primary grape Varietals - describes the primary grape

variety in the bottle variety in the bottle Generic – is an archaic term that now Generic – is an archaic term that now

usually stands for a brand of a product usually stands for a brand of a product that doesn’t have an associated brand that doesn’t have an associated brand or trademarkor trademark

Blended wines – blending – when you Blended wines – blending – when you mix wines to achieve a desired taste. mix wines to achieve a desired taste.

Page 11: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Where’s that wine from?Where’s that wine from? Countries of originCountries of origin

FranceFrance GermanyGermany ItalyItaly USA/CaliforniaUSA/California AustraliaAustralia South AmericaSouth America

Page 12: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

The French & Their The French & Their Wines Wines

The Original Wine makersThe Original Wine makers Controlled labeling ( Appellation Controlled labeling ( Appellation

Controlee)Controlee) Recognizable labels and Recognizable labels and

consistencyconsistency Chateau Lafite-Rothschild - The Chateau Lafite-Rothschild - The

name of the producing Chateau (or name of the producing Chateau (or estate)estate)

Grand Cru Classe - A Bordeaux Grand Cru Classe - A Bordeaux rating for growthsrating for growths

Appellation Pauillac Controlee - The Appellation Pauillac Controlee - The controlling Appellationcontrolling Appellation

Mise en bouteilles au Chateau - The Mise en bouteilles au Chateau - The place of bottling (at the Chateau place of bottling (at the Chateau

http://www.cellarnotes.net/appellationhttp://www.cellarnotes.net/appellation_system_in_france.html_system_in_france.html

Page 13: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

German Wines German Wines Quality is based on sugar to acid ratio at Quality is based on sugar to acid ratio at

time of harvesttime of harvest Top Grade is QMP - for Qualitatswein Mit Praedikat Top Grade is QMP - for Qualitatswein Mit Praedikat

(translated, this means "quality wine with special (translated, this means "quality wine with special attributes"). Can be dry or sweet.attributes"). Can be dry or sweet.

A further classification within the A further classification within the grade defines natural sugar content.grade defines natural sugar content.

Kabinett - best of vintageKabinett - best of vintage Spatlese - from riper grapesSpatlese - from riper grapes Auslese - sweetAuslese - sweet Beerenauslese - sweeterBeerenauslese - sweeter Trockenbeerenauslese - sweetest Trockenbeerenauslese - sweetest

Page 14: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Italian Wines Italian Wines Italy produces more wine than any Italy produces more wine than any

other country in the worldother country in the world D.O.C. is the same concept of the D.O.C. is the same concept of the

Appellation Controllee, but ItalianAppellation Controllee, but Italian Chianti is the most recognized wine Chianti is the most recognized wine

from Italyfrom Italy

Page 15: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

California WinesCalifornia Wines We’ll need a class for this one!We’ll need a class for this one! Produced wines since the days Produced wines since the days

of the early Spanish of the early Spanish missionariesmissionaries

Most wines come from “The Most wines come from “The ValleyValley

Everything in the book is Everything in the book is archaic and out dated, you will archaic and out dated, you will probably have a test question probably have a test question from this section but don’t from this section but don’t worry, the book’s wrong also!worry, the book’s wrong also!

http://www.inetours.com/Pagehttp://www.inetours.com/PagesWT/Wine_Tours_Map.htmlsWT/Wine_Tours_Map.html

http://www.totalescape.com/ahttp://www.totalescape.com/active/leisure/winery.htmlctive/leisure/winery.html

Page 16: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

LabelsLabels1.1. Geographic DesignationGeographic Designation2.2. Geographic DesignationGeographic Designation3.3. Generic LabelingGeneric Labeling ( (Burgundy, Burgundy,

Chablis, etc.)Chablis, etc.)

4.4. Varietal LabelingVarietal Labeling5.5. Name of WineryName of Winery 6.6. Vintage DateVintage Date7.7. Date of BottlingDate of Bottling8.8. Estate-BottledEstate-Bottled9.9. Special TermsSpecial Terms (Special Reserve, (Special Reserve,

Private Reserve, Special Selection, Cask #, Lot #, Private Reserve, Special Selection, Cask #, Lot #, Bin #, Cuvee, Special Bottling)Bin #, Cuvee, Special Bottling)

10.10. Alcoholic ContentAlcoholic Content11.11. Wine ContentWine Content

Page 17: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Purchasing Alcoholic Purchasing Alcoholic BeveragesBeverages

Deal with a reputable supplierDeal with a reputable supplier Always get the labels you knowAlways get the labels you know Make sure there is a “Mixed Make sure there is a “Mixed

Beverage tax Label” sticker on each Beverage tax Label” sticker on each liquor bottle you buyliquor bottle you buy

Page 18: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Non-Alcoholic beverages Non-Alcoholic beverages Coffee, tea, cocoa, and Coffee, tea, cocoa, and

carbonated soft drinks are all carbonated soft drinks are all very profitable items and, very profitable items and, therefore, must be properly therefore, must be properly purchased and managed. purchased and managed.

Non-alcoholic beverages are Non-alcoholic beverages are generally made with special generally made with special machines. machines. Within the operation, quality is Within the operation, quality is

usually affected by three usually affected by three factors: water (condition and factors: water (condition and temperature), ingredient temperature), ingredient formulas, and equipment formulas, and equipment condition.condition.

Page 19: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

CoffeeCoffee All Coffee in importedAll Coffee in imported There are two basic typesThere are two basic types

Arabica Arabica RobustaRobusta

Again your book is wrong Again your book is wrong http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffeehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coffee

Many brands are blendsMany brands are blendshttp://www.cafebritt.com/index.cfm?http://www.cafebritt.com/index.cfm?

aff=GOO001&gclid=CPKlyr_8zIsCFRPdaff=GOO001&gclid=CPKlyr_8zIsCFRPdPgodKQubHgPgodKQubHg

Page 20: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Specifications of coffeeSpecifications of coffee GradesGrades RoastingRoasting GrindingGrinding BrewingBrewing

Page 21: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Quick note from your Quick note from your book!book!

The book asks – “How does the The book asks – “How does the purchaser compare prices of high-yield purchaser compare prices of high-yield coffees with regular coffee products?” coffees with regular coffee products?” Coffee is traditionally brewed at Coffee is traditionally brewed at approximately 50 cups per pound (2.5 approximately 50 cups per pound (2.5 ounces per 8-cup pot brewer). Suppose ounces per 8-cup pot brewer). Suppose that by using a high-yield product, total that by using a high-yield product, total output of brewed coffee is increased output of brewed coffee is increased 25%. Assuming regular coffee at $2.50 25%. Assuming regular coffee at $2.50 per pound and high-yield coffee at per pound and high-yield coffee at $2.70, the cost comparison is as $2.70, the cost comparison is as follows:follows:

Costper lb

Cupsper lb

Costper cup

Regular $2.50 50 $.05 (2.50/50)

High-Yield $2.70 62.5* $.0432 (2.70/62.5)

*50 x 1.25 = 62.5 cups

In this example, better value is achieved by using the high-yield coffee. Of course, this assumes the products are of comparable quality. (but either way it’s a 5 cent cup of coffee!)

Page 22: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Receiving and StorageReceiving and Storage Never accept coffee bags that have ripped or Never accept coffee bags that have ripped or

openopen Never accept Coffee that is wet upon arrival!Never accept Coffee that is wet upon arrival! Check weight and quality upon arrival!Check weight and quality upon arrival!

Having a sample from previous shipments is a good idea! Along Having a sample from previous shipments is a good idea! Along with the specs.with the specs.

Always use FIFO system and keep in a dry cool Always use FIFO system and keep in a dry cool place when not using if pre-packaged. Refrigerate place when not using if pre-packaged. Refrigerate if in bulk and especially if already ground!if in bulk and especially if already ground!

Brew at 210Brew at 21000 and serve at approx. 145 and serve at approx. 14500.. Please keep the urns and brewing machines clean!Please keep the urns and brewing machines clean!

Page 23: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

TEATEA Green - The leaves have been withered, Green - The leaves have been withered,

rolled, and fired immediately; these teas are rolled, and fired immediately; these teas are primarily used by the Chinese and Japanese. primarily used by the Chinese and Japanese.

Black - The leaves have been fermented or Black - The leaves have been fermented or oxidized before firing. This class is of oxidized before firing. This class is of primary importance in world trade and is the primary importance in world trade and is the product generally used in the United States. product generally used in the United States. Major exporting sites are India, Ceylon, Major exporting sites are India, Ceylon, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Africa. Pakistan, Indonesia, and Africa.

Oolong - These leaves have been partially Oolong - These leaves have been partially fermented and are used primarily in fermented and are used primarily in blending blending

Specialty Teas are very popular now!Specialty Teas are very popular now!

Page 24: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Tea Grads & QualityTea Grads & Quality Leaf – full leaf tea is usually a higher Leaf – full leaf tea is usually a higher

costcost Broken – about 80% of the tea out Broken – about 80% of the tea out

there – doesn’t mean the tea is bad there – doesn’t mean the tea is bad just that the leaves are smallerjust that the leaves are smaller

Both can be further defined as Pekoe Both can be further defined as Pekoe or Orange Pekoeor Orange Pekoe

Page 25: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

CocoaCocoa Ahhh! ChocolateAhhh! Chocolate Produced by the Produced by the

Cocoa treeCocoa tree The criollo produces a The criollo produces a

"fine" or "flavor" cocoa "fine" or "flavor" cocoa The foraserto yields a The foraserto yields a

"base" or ordinary "base" or ordinary grade cocoa grade cocoa

Page 26: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

About ChocolateAbout Chocolate Again let me write a book! Ore better Again let me write a book! Ore better

yet go out and read one of the yet go out and read one of the hundreds already written!hundreds already written!

Dark, Milk, bitter, bittersweet, white, Dark, Milk, bitter, bittersweet, white, whatever!whatever!

GIMME SOME!GIMME SOME! http://www.fraichegifts.com/index.asp?http://www.fraichegifts.com/index.asp?

PageAction=Custom&ID=4PageAction=Custom&ID=4 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chocolatehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chocolate

Page 27: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Soft DrinksSoft Drinks History of; History of;

http://inventors.about.com/od/foodrehttp://inventors.about.com/od/foodrelatedinventions/a/soft_drinks.htmlatedinventions/a/soft_drinks.htm Naturally Carbonated waters I guess Naturally Carbonated waters I guess

were the first sodaswere the first sodas http://inventors.about.com/library/http://inventors.about.com/library/

weekly/aa091699.htmweekly/aa091699.htm http://www.solarnavigator.net/http://www.solarnavigator.net/

sponsorship/coca_cola.htm sponsorship/coca_cola.htm

Page 28: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Purchasing & Purchasing & DistributionDistribution

National brands and National brands and promoted products,promoted products,

Regional or Regional or controlled label controlled label productsproducts

Private label Private label products. products.

Page 29: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

SyrupsSyrups Concentrates used in most fast food Concentrates used in most fast food

chainschains Selection of brand will determine the Selection of brand will determine the

purchasing systempurchasing system Major brand names offer national price Major brand names offer national price

schedules for their regional distributorsschedules for their regional distributors Equipment is offered on a lease base Equipment is offered on a lease base

and usually has some kind of advertisingand usually has some kind of advertising

Page 30: Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Beverages

Ready-to-drinkReady-to-drink Bottled Bottled

carbonated carbonated drinksdrinks

Pre-mixedPre-mixed Non-carbonatedNon-carbonated Powders to be Powders to be

mixedmixedDistributed through

manufacturers franchised bottlers independent distributors

CAN BE


Related Documents