Liquor drinks may have several features that need to be considered.

There are price options for liquors that may be automatic, Required Modifiers, or optional once you choose the item, sizes.

Example: We will consider Tequila to show the variety of situations

• At your bar you have several kinds of tequila, each with their own price.

• You sell these tequilas in shots and mixed.

• Your mixed drinks aren't the same price as a shot of tequila.

• Your tequila price with a mixed drink is not the same as a shot price.

Instructions: Keeping these points in mind we will decide out how to input our drinks into the menu, to get an automatic pricing for our bartenders.

The price is the same for a each margarita with the same liquor.

Modifiers of the margarita might be Cointreau and Grand Mariner, but their shot price will differ than the price when they are in the margarita.

Cointreau

	Shot Price 8.00 (On the price line select the price type of Product)
	Modifier Price 3.00 (On the price line select the price type, Default Modifier)

Grand Mariner

	Shot Price 9, 
	Modifier Price 4.00

You will also have to enter an item called Margarita. You should enter this as a Product Modifier, with a blank price. Create a Forced Modifier Category For Drinks, Add both Margarita, Cointreau and Grand Mariner to the list of modifiers. Assign the new forced modifier category to the Tequilas. When you select a tequila from the menu, you will get the option to make a margarita, and add Cointreau or Grand Mariner a modifier. The modifiers will have their modifier price automatically rather than their shot price.