Liquor Control System : The Wireless World of Liquor

The scene is typical. You walk into your favorite tavern, peer through the smoke filled room and saddle on up to the bar. You ask the bartender for a Jack Daniels. He pours your glass about three quarters of the way full. "Don't cheat me Joe." you say firmly. The bartender finishes filling your shot glass. You thank him, take the shot, put your money on the bar and go about enjoying the atmosphere.


Sound familiar? Well this is the scene that has played out in bars, taverns, and night clubs for years. Bar goers are always trying to get the most bang for their buck and bartenders are always trying to get the most buck for their bang. A new technology called a liquor control system offers a solution to the bartender/patron power struggle.


Liquor Control Systems are a revolutionary technology that may just change the way bar sales are handled. It is a spout that goes on top the bottle of liquor that measures the amount of liquid poured. As the liquid is poured a wireless transmitter measures liquor and sends that information to a computer which then totals the price. Pretty amazing huh!

Ways a liquor control systems make life easier for providers


Think of the ways a liquor control system could change the industry. No more money left on the table, or having to keep track of how much each person has consumed. It makes life much easier for bartenders and their bosses. Owners don't have to worry about their employees stealing inventory and employees don't have to worry about their bosses wrongly accusing them for missing liquor.


A liquor control system helps the bar maintain their inventory. The computer records how much liquor is consumed and keeps track of the bars inventory. This helps bars keep an up-to-date inventory and provide a more even service.


When mixing drinks, it is always a challenge to figure out how much to charge. If a bartender adds a little of this and a little of that until he has the perfect concoction, the bill becomes impossible to track. This can be a challenge for bartender and can cause them to either charge to much or even worse, to charge to little.


The amazing part of this technology is that not only does a liquor control system tell you how much has been poured but it also tells you what has been poured and when. This feature allows the owner to streamline his business process because he has access to real-time information, along with the ability to track trends.

Ways a liquor control system benefits consumers


The liquor control system is not only beneficial to those who sell liquor but it makes the bar experience more pleasant for the consumer. Consumer's benefit from knowing that they are being charged for exactly what they drink, they also don't have to worry about paying for each drink or the bartender forgetting your total.


The liquor control systems that are currently on the market are accurate to with in 1/10 of an ounce. This means that the consumer doesn't pay for an ounce more than what they drink, not even half and ounce.


Now imagine a person walks into a bar and orders several drinks over the course of the evening. Then at the end of the evening that person goes to pay for his drinks and finds out that his tab was lost. So he and the bartender take a few minutes try to sit down and figure out how many drinks he had that night and what kinds they were. All the person really wants to do is go home and go to bed but, now he has to take the time to remember how much of what he had to drink. A liquor control system makes it easier for bar patrons to pay for their drinks.


This Technological advance will change the way America drinks. It benefits consumers and vendors in a passive, but time saving way. Vendors benefit from easier business tracking and consumers benefit from easier payments and more precise billing. With a system this easy, remember to bring a designated driver!

Justin Grover- 10xMarketing – More Visitors –More Buyers –More Revenue, For more information about Liquor control systems, check out ComCash.com.