Distillery Booking Software for Tours and Tastings
Tours and tastings are how most distilleries meet their customers, and the booking spreadsheet is usually the first thing to break on a busy Saturday. Spirit Sight's Bookings module runs the visitor calendar inside the same platform that runs the rest of the distillery: define the experiences you sell, schedule slots, take reservations with capacity enforced automatically, check parties in at the door, and ring each reservation through the tasting-room point of sale so the revenue lands in the ledger without re-keying.
In short: Spirit Sight includes distillery booking software as a built-in module: sellable experiences (tours, tasting flights, private events) with duration, capacity, and per-guest pricing, a slot calendar, reservations that cannot overbook, day-of check-in, and one-click conversion of a reservation into a tasting-room POS sale so booking revenue posts through the general ledger like every other sale.
Experiences, not just time slots
A rickhouse tour, a single-barrel tasting, and a private barrel pick are different products with different durations, capacities, and prices. Bookings models each as a sellable experience, so the calendar sells what you actually offer and every reservation knows what it is for and what it costs per guest.
Capacity that enforces itself
Each slot carries a capacity, inherited from the experience or overridden for the occasion, and the system refuses a reservation that would overbook it. Cancelling a party returns its seats instantly. Nobody arrives to a full room because two people edited the same spreadsheet row.
Run the day from the manifest
Open a slot and the manifest is there: every party, size, and status. Check guests in as they arrive, mark the no-shows, and see booked-versus-capacity update live. The person at the door and the person at the register are looking at the same record.
Revenue lands in the ledger, not a side pocket
Ringing a reservation creates a real tasting-room POS sale, party size times the per-guest price, plus tip and tender, which posts through the general ledger the same way every other sale does. Booking revenue shows up in tasting-room reporting by experience, and month-end does not involve reconciling a booking tool against the books.
Part of the platform, not another subscription
Because Bookings is a module on the same data model as inventory, compliance, and the financials, the visitor operation stops being an island. It is included at the same flat price as everything else, switched on when you need it.
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