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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2017 · 7 MIN

Are You Maximizing Your Beverage Program?

from On Foodable Weekly · host Foodable Network

In this episode of On Foodable Weekly, Foodable Network's CEO and Host, Paul Barron, sits with restaurant owner and bar expert, Vaughan Dugan, to discuss the ever shifting beverage segment. Craft beer, craft soda, and craft cocktails have all become hot topics in the beverage business. "It's really kind of exploded over the last several years; bar owners obviously see the opportunity to kind of elevate and enhance their business model," says Dugan. Craft means transparency and higher quality to most people. Beverage programs are now held to a higher standard, much like food service. Whisky from Japan! Non-U.S. spirit brands in high demand in U.S. cocktail rooms, may not be a new trend, but it is certainly going strong. We have seen Japanese whiskey become the talk of the town. Why? According to Dugan, "As more of the consumers learn more and more about this resurgence of booze, in general, they're getting more intelligent... When you hear about a Japanese whiskey basically beating out all the born and bred in the good ol' USA, it opens up everybody's eyes..." Watch the episode to hear more on topics like margins and staffing best practices in the beverage business.

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