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Which Capton Pourer Do I Need?

Capton precision pourers come in four sizes โ€” each engineered for a specific pour volume. Choose the wrong size and you're either short-pouring customers or giving away margin. Here's how to match pourers to your bar program.

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Capton Pourer Comparison

PourerVolumeBest ForSKUPrice
1 oz Pourer1.0 ozTastings, spirit flights, craft cocktails, sampling eventsCAP-100-1OZ$24.99
1.5 oz Pourer1.5 ozStandard bar pour โ€” most common size. Well drinks, highballs, everyday serviceCAP-150-15OZ$24.99
2 oz Pourer2.0 ozMartinis, doubles, rocks pours, premium well serviceCAP-200-2OZ$26.99
Wine Pourer5.0 ozWine by the glass, tasting rooms, banquet serviceCAP-WINE-5OZ$29.99
Variety PackAll sizesFull bar setup โ€” 12 pourers covering every stationCAP-VARY-12PK$279.99

How Many Pourers Do You Need?

Count your well bottles. Each bottle that's poured regularly needs a Capton pourer. A standard 6-bottle well needs 6 pourers. Add pourers for your rail bottles, back bar premium bottles used for highballs, and your house wine. A typical full-service bar needs 12-24 pourers.

Small Bar (1 station, 6 wells)

Start with 6 ร— 1.5 oz pourers for your well. If you have a wine program, add 2 ร— wine pourers. If you do cocktails, add 2 ร— 1 oz pourers for vermouth, bitters bottles, and specialty liqueurs. Budget: ~$200 for 10 pourers.

Full Bar (2-3 stations)

The Capton Variety Pack (SKU CAP-VARY-12PK) is the smart buy โ€” you get 3 of each size. Buy two packs for a 3-station bar. Budget: ~$560 for 24 pourers covering all stations.

Restaurant with Bar Program

Well: 1.5 oz pourers on all rail bottles. Wine station: 5 oz wine pourers on house wines. Tasting/cocktail station: 1 oz pourers on specialty bottles. Premium well: 2 oz pourers for rocks pours and martinis. The Variety Pack covers all of this in one order.

ROI: How Fast Do Capton Pourers Pay for Themselves?

Over-pouring by just 1/8 oz per drink costs $3-8 per bottle, depending on your pour cost. A bar pouring 50 drinks per night loses $150-400/month to over-pouring. Six Capton 1.5 oz pourers cost $150 and eliminate that loss immediately โ€” ROI is typically 2-4 weeks. That's before you account for the improved consistency and customer experience.

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