Provides a concrete example of service design accommodating personal preference and context. It does not imply that every cocktail benefits from unbounded self-service.
A modular hospitality format that transfers final proportion and service decisions to the guest.
Perrine’s cocktail-buffet format places bourbon, two sweeteners, water, bitters, fruit, ice, and stirrers in separate vessels so each guest can assemble a preferred combination.
PDF sheet 66
Chapter 5 — Bourbon Cocktails by the Calendar: Petite Punch
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Evidence
Perrine’s cocktail-buffet format places bourbon, two sweeteners, water, bitters, fruit, ice, and stirrers in separate vessels so each guest can assemble a preferred combination.
Location and context
- Locator: PDF sheet 66
- Section: Chapter 5 — Bourbon Cocktails by the Calendar: Petite Punch
- Evidence type: Paraphrase
A modular hospitality format that transfers final proportion and service decisions to the guest.
Annotation
Supports CLM-33, CLM-142, ZET-38, and ZET-150. It is an example of contextual service, not a claim that every drink benefits from unbounded self-service.