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Answer by MerlinsMinion. Confidence votes 825. This depends on the brand of vodka being served and the place you are ordering the shot. Shots can range anywhere from $2.00 for cheap vodka at a cheap bar to $20.00+ a shot for more upscale vodka at a nice place.
Even if your pour cost matches the target, it is still probably much too high. In reality, liquor pour cost is simply the bar cost of goods sold, in percentage of sales. For example, if the restaurant has a product that cost $2, but sells it for $10, then his pour cost will be 20% ($2 divided by $10).Similarly, a product that costs $3 but sells for $9 will have a pour cost of 33.3%. Liquor pour costs do show the bars profitability.The difficulty however, not all drinks have the same cost structure. Just about every drink sold in a bar has a different pour cost and these costs can vary dramatically.imilarly, a product that costs $3 but sells for $9 will have a pour cost of 33.3%. Liquor pour costs do show the bars profitability. The difficulty however, not all drinks have the same cost structure. Just about every drink sold in a bar has a different pour cost and these costs can vary dramatically.