What should you pay attention to when storing alcohol in a bar?

The first point: types of wine to store

When buying wine at a bar, if you feel that you can’t finish it, you must confirm with the sales staff whether your wine can be stored. Many Red wine and foreign wine can be stored in the bar, but beer, drinks, special wines or other alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be stored. Be sure to ask the sales staff carefully when purchasing.

The second point: the storage time of wine

Subject to the shelf life of the stored wine or other factors, the storage time of different wines is also different. For example, if a consumer deposits foreign wine, it will be valid for 3 months. But if the wine stored is red wine, the time may be one month. Consumers must ask these things clearly before storing wine.

The third point: Voucher for storing wine

When consumers store wine, the service staff will issue a voucher for wine storage. Don’t underestimate such a piece of paper. It needs to be reflected on it. There is a lot of content. For example, the remaining amount of wine needs to be marked with a specific scale. The date the wine was stored, the name and contact information of the person who stored the wine, the name of the service staff, the number of the cabinet where the wine was stored, the type of wine stored, the time it can be stored, etc. Consumers must keep this certificate properly.

The fourth point: Can you guarantee that it is your own wine when you pick up the wine?

Generally, small-scale bars have acquaintances and friends as their main customers. What I did above is quite good. However, some large bars with a large flow of people have relatively poor service because they store a lot of alcohol. How to ensure that the wine you pick up is the one you originally stored? Different bars have different certification methods. Some use a seal to seal the wine lid, and some have the consumer sign on it. In fact, these are all good form of proof.

The fifth point: the responsibility of the bar if the wine is lost

Consumers should also mention this point when storing wine, and it is best to be reflected in the wine storage The certificate can, first of all, act as a deterrent, and secondly, if such a thing really happens, it can protect one's own rights and interests.

The above five points are some common issues that consumers need to pay attention to when storing wine in bars. They must show professionalism in "storing wine" so as not to be fooled by them.