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Run: Bar Pour Cost Test

Bar Pour Cost Test template for measuring four standard pours, comparing each ounce result to POS records, and documenting variance or corrective action.

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Inspection Setup

Record the location, inspection date/time, and inspector name or ID.
Identify the liquor, bottle, or pour program being tested.
Confirm the POS record, recipe, or programmed pour quantity is available before testing.
Confirm the measuring vessel is readable and marked in ounces for accurate comparison.

Four Standard Pour Measurements

Record the first standard pour in ounces.
Record the second standard pour in ounces.
Record the third standard pour in ounces.
Record the fourth standard pour in ounces.

POS Comparison and Variance

Enter the expected pour amount from POS or recipe spec in ounces.
Difference between measured Pour 1 and the POS expected amount.
Difference between measured Pour 2 and the POS expected amount.
Difference between measured Pour 3 and the POS expected amount.
Difference between measured Pour 4 and the POS expected amount.

Controls and Corrective Actions

Confirm each measured pour is within the approved tolerance of the POS pour amount.
Record whether any deficiency, non-conformance, or repeat variance was observed.
Describe retraining, equipment adjustment, POS update, or supervisory follow-up required.
Add any additional observations, including bottle condition, pour spout issues, or process concerns.

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