Wine and spirit prices say Bottle
When you scan a menu, a wine with one price gets that price filed as its Bottle price. Before, it landed in a row called Standard, sitting next to an empty Glass and an empty Bottle — which read as if the wine had no price at all.
The rule
On a wine or spirits list, a price with no size beside it is the bottle price.
How it works
- Scan your drinks list as usual on Scan Menu (AI).
- Open any wine and look at Pricing. A single price shows as Bottle, marked Default.
- If the printed list showed a by-the-glass price too, you get two rows — Glass and Bottle — with the bottle as the default.
A Chianti listed at ฿2,800 with no size next to it opens as Bottle ฿2,800. Nothing is guessed about the number itself — only what to call it.
Good to know
- Spirits follow the same rule — a bottle price on a spirits list is filed as Bottle.
- Food is untouched. A dish with one price stays a plain price with no size label on it.
- Your own labels win. If you set size labels on the section yourself and Bottle is not among them, the price stays Standard rather than us overruling your choice.
- You can always change it. Set size labels on the section page, then type the prices per row on the item.
- Wines you scanned before this changed now read Bottle too, without you doing anything.
Related features
- Combine glass & bottle into one item — when the same wine imported as two separate rows.
- Scan your menu — where these prices come from.
- Fix my menu structure — adds Glass/Bottle labels to sections you built by hand.