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Clock in
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Unlock D64 entry door
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Turn on lights:
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Tasting room overhead lights - dim them.
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Under bar light - remote in cash box.
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Bottle Shop sign - remote in cash box.
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Bottle lights - remote in cash box.
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Turn on music, record player to spin, and TV for camera (remote in cash box)
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Put up any dishes that were dried the night before.
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Place bar mats on bar.
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Organize bar to your preference for service, including filling the speed rail with syrups.
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Prepare 3 compartment sink and fill bar spoon tin with sanitizer and spoons.
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Place menus on tables and bar including any promotional print items.
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Fill up ice cart. (Check freezer in back for bagged ice if ice machine ice is spitting out sheets instead of cubes)
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Fill up water dispenser.
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Setup Slush machine. Steps are below, scroll to bottom.
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Place fruit in bowl (lemons, oranges, and limes).
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Prepare garnishes:
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Lime wedges
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Lemon wheels
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Orange wheels
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Lime and lemon twists
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Raspberry skewers
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Check syrups, cocktail flight bottles, and juices are filled enough for service and are within labeled date
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Unlock building's front door.
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Place signs out front of building front door and lobby entrance.
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Put out the D64 light when it's dark enough (don't forget to take a pen)
setting up the slush machine
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Place tap cover over tap handle (it pushes on).
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Life up the handle on the top rear of the machine.
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Slide the canister in place and pull handle down to lock.
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Fill reservoir from the top opening flap up to the fill line. Recipes are below.
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Press power button. The machine goes through a power up cycle for 600 seconds.
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Once countdown is complete, press the M button until Spiked Slush is selected.
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Press the LARGE snowflake icon repeatedly until all the lights in that vertical segmented bar are lit. (max cold)
Recipes:
Blue Razz Slush
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75oz water
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15oz silver rum
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Blue Raspberry Koolaide Powder to the two quart line on measuring cap + an additional fill up to the 1 quart line.
Note - this makes more than the machine can hold. 1 liter will be left over. Store in fridge, covered, with a label.
