The document outlines the proper procedure for serving champagne, which includes carrying the bottle in an ice bucket, presenting it to guests for approval while mentioning the name and vintage, and slowly opening it at the table before pouring first for the host to taste and then serving the other guests. The training activity provides detailed steps and illustrations to demonstrate the proper technique for opening, pouring, and presenting champagne to ensure it is handled appropriately.
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Carrying, Presenting and Opening Bottle Champagne
The document outlines the proper procedure for serving champagne, which includes carrying the bottle in an ice bucket, presenting it to guests for approval while mentioning the name and vintage, and slowly opening it at the table before pouring first for the host to taste and then serving the other guests. The training activity provides detailed steps and illustrations to demonstrate the proper technique for opening, pouring, and presenting champagne to ensure it is handled appropriately.
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TRAINING ACTIVITY OUTLINE
TASK 50 Carrying, presenting and opening bottle champagne
OBJECTIVE By the end of this session, all employees will be able to carry, present and open a bottle of champagne STANDARD Champagne will be opened after approval by the guest and in an ice bucket or a near by side station
Place the champagne in the bucket. From the right of the host, present the bottle for approval by mentioning the champagne name and vintage Proceed to remove the foil and wire from the bottle, and place it discreetly in your pocket Champagne 30mins Place the napkin over the cork opening Hold the bottle in your right hand with the neck and the demonstration cork in your left hand Slowly twist the bottle. Not the cork Picture illustration Keep in mind that the cork should never pointed at for trainee’s anyone references Slowly remove the cork, making sure no to ’pop’ it off Only offer the champagne cork to guest if requested. Trainee to Otherwise place it at the side station or in your pocket. perform a roll Pour for host for tasting play from After approval, pour the champagne for the rest of the carrying the party. Serve the ladies first then clockwise. The host will champagne until received last, whether male or a female serving it Use caution when pouring champagne. Pour the wine gently against the side of the champagne flute. This will prevent bruising the wine and from creating excess foam Place the champagne back in the ice bucket Place a neatly folded waiter cloth across the ice bucket After the champagne service, always wish guest to enjoyed their wine, ie. “Please enjoyed your Dom Perignon, ladies and gentlemen.” Quietly remove the bucket when it has been completely poured When presenting a bottle of champagne as a gift from someone in the hotel, it is not necessary to present the champagne for tasting. Simply present the bottle as a gift, open and pour The empty bottle should never be turned upside down in the wine bucket. The wine bucket should be removed only when a guest does not wish to order another bottle of champagne
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Task 50 : Carrying, presenting and opening bottle champagne
When presenting champagne, what must you mention t the guest?