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College of Business and Economics

Department of Hotel Management

Degree B.A. Degree in Hotel Management

Module Title/Code Hotel Operations III(HoMa4065)

Course Title /Code Food and Beverage Service III/ HoMa4065

Course Credit 4 Credit /135hrs

Course Information Year IV semester II

Instructor name

Contact Information Email…………… …………………………………………………

ECTS 5 ECTS/135hrs

Work load Lecture Lab/ Tutorial Home study Total


Practical

32 48 0 55 135

Mode of Delivery Semester

Course Description Theory


It is totally devoted to beverage knowledge, mainly alcoholic beverages available in
Food and Beverage operations such as wines, spirits, and beers; the different types of
alcoholic beverages usually sold in food and beverage establishments; the basic
ingredients and process of making alcoholic beverages; their service, care, producing
countries, matching food and drinks; label reading, the ingredients, equipment and
procedures involved in cocktail and mock tail preparation. specialized forms of
service (such as room service, lounge service, airline tray service, etc); skills and
dishes involving work on guerdon service; the organization and administration of
function cater like the wedding, the outdoor catering, etc; breakfast, morning coffee
and afternoon tea table cover and their service
Practical Description
The topics which are going to be dealt in this course’s practical session are an
overview of different types of beverages; beverage label reading; cocktail and mock
tail preparation. Service of Tequila, Service of Liqueur, Service of Bitters and all
alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages that we mention in the course description of the
theory class

Course Objective and At the end of this course, students will be able to:
competencies to be
- Explain the basic process of wine making
acquired
- Identify the basic ingredients used making spirits.
- Identify the distinguishing features of specialized forms of service.
- Appreciate the skills required in carving and jointing during guerdon
service.
- Describe the typical features of off premises catering (ODC)
- Prepare and serve cocktail and mocktail
- Recognize table set up and service for breakfast
Pre-requisite Food and Beverage Service III

Course status Core

Schedule

Week Date Topics and sub Topics

1&2 UNIT ONE : SPIRITS

- Whiskies
- Brandies

Practical:

- Service of whiskies
- Service of Brandy
2&3 - Rum
- Vodka

Practical:

- Service of Rum
- Service of Vodka

Assignment

3&4 - Tequila
- Liqueurs
- Bitters

Practical

- Service of Tequila
- Service of Liqueur
- Service of Bitters

Assignment

5&6 UNIT TWO: SPECIALIZED FORMS OF SERVICE

- Floor /Room service


- Hospital tray service
- Home delivery
8 - Airline tray service
- Rail Service
- Lounge Service
Practical- Specialized service

- Room service
- Airline service
9 UNIT THREE: FUNCTION CATERING
- Function administration
- Function organization
Practical- Banqueting

- Taking banquet booking


- Banquet menu
- Table plan for banqueting
10 UNIT FOUR: GUERIDON SERVICE

- Introduction
- Introduction to carving and jointing
- Dishes involving work on the guerdon
11&12 Practical-Guerdon service

- Carving
- Jointing
Flaming

13 UNIT FIVE: COCKTAIL AND MOCKTAIL

- Equipment used in cocktail and mocktail making


- Ingredient in cocktail and mocktail making
- Principles of cocktail and mocktial making and service
Assignment

14 Practical-Cocktail and mocktail preparation and service

- Whisky base cocktails


- Gin base cocktails
- Rum base cocktails
15 - Vodka base cocktails
- Brandy base cocktails
Liqueur base cocktails
Practical-

 Tequila base cocktails


 Bitter base cocktails
 Other cocktails
 Mocktail preparation and service

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