Concept rendering of an eight-tap self-pour wall at Blossom Houston

Prepared exclusively for Blossom Houston

An elevated self-pour
experience for the hotel bar.

An eight-tap fixed wall designed to extend service availability, reduce operational friction, and give guests a more convenient beverage experience.

Review the investment Concept rendering · final site verification required
Configuration8 taps · 4 screens
FormatFixed tap wall
Equipment$13,838
Estimated timeline6–8 weeks

Blossom Houston

Hotel bar self-pour modernization proposal

Make the bar available when guests want it.

The opportunity is not simply to add taps. It is to create a more flexible service model for the hotel while maintaining operational control.

01

Reduce staffing pressure

Traditional hotel bars can be difficult to staff profitably across extended hours. Self-pour creates an additional service path that can support Blossom Houston's 24/7 availability goal without requiring a fully staffed bar at every moment, subject to hotel policy and applicable licensing and age-verification controls.

02

Remove unnecessary friction

Streamline the guest journey by reducing repeated trips between the front desk and bar for access, payment, or card issuance.

03

Improve the guest experience

Give guests an intuitive, memorable way to explore beverages while supporting controlled access and operator oversight.

04

Consolidate performance data

Create clearer sales reporting for the outlet, with an optional path toward Oracle Micros Simphony and room-folio integration.

Eight taps. Four screens. One integrated hotel-bar experience.

A fixed Pourtek tap wall built into the existing bar environment, using Blossom Houston's main refrigeration equipment.

Self-pour access
8 individually controlled beverage faucets
Digital experience
4 landscape screens, two faucets per screen
Installation format
Fixed wall buildout at the hotel bar
Refrigeration
Blossom-provided Micro Matic unit, approximately 80" W × 30" D × 36.5" H
Service model
Controlled self-pour access with reporting and operator oversight
Scope basis

This proposal covers the eight-tap fixed wall at the hotel bar. Any separate elevator-area installation would be evaluated as a different configuration.

Early concept of self-pour hardware placed at the existing Blossom Houston bar
Existing bar concept

Early placement visualization. Final proposal scope is eight taps and four screens.

Choose the software term that fits the rollout.

The equipment investment remains fixed. Select a term below to see the software commitment and base commercial subtotal.

One-time equipment investment$13,838

Eight-tap fixed wall with four guest-facing screens

Selected software term36 months
Monthly software$204
Software total over term$7,344
Equipment + software base subtotal$21,182
Commercial notes

The base subtotal combines the supplied $13,838 equipment price with the selected software term only. Freight, taxes, site construction, electrical, plumbing, drainage, installation, refrigeration modifications, permits, and optional custom integrations were not priced in the supplied proposal information and must be confirmed before contracting.

Connect the pour to the guest journey.

Pourtek supports room-key charging as a platform capability. Activation for Blossom Houston depends on the hotel's Oracle Micros Simphony and property-management system interfaces.

01

Room-key charging

Allow eligible guests to use a room credential and post beverage purchases to their room folio, subject to confirmed PMS integration requirements.

02

POS and outlet reporting

Evaluate a connection to Oracle Micros Simphony so activity can feed the hotel's existing reporting and reconciliation processes.

03

Phased deployment

Launch with standard controlled access, then add room-key and folio functionality after technical validation if Blossom prefers a phased rollout.

What Blossom Houston IT needs to confirm

  1. Whether Oracle Micros Simphony has the required open API, Transaction Services, or STS access enabled.
  2. The hotel PMS and approved interface for room-folio posting.
  3. Authentication, reconciliation, reporting, and security requirements for room-key transactions.
  4. Whether integration is required for the initial launch or can be added after the standard deployment.

Optional integration is not included in the base commercial subtotal and requires separate technical scoping.

A clear path from review to first pour.

The anticipated delivery and implementation window is approximately six to eight weeks after final scope, agreement, site readiness, and technical dependencies are confirmed.

01

Proposal review

Blossom Houston evaluates the configuration, specifications, software term, and vendor comparison.

02

Parallel discovery

Facilities confirms the bar-wall conditions while IT validates any Phase 1 POS or PMS integration needs.

03

Scope finalization

Pourtek and Blossom confirm the final site requirements, optional capabilities, commercial scope, and agreement.

04

Build and launch

Equipment preparation, site coordination, installation, testing, training, and controlled launch.

Site survey checklistBar-wall footprint and service accessPower and network availabilityRunning water and drainageMicro Matic dimensions and compatibilityFinal finish and construction responsibilities

Align the final scope and move forward with confidence.

Blossom Houston will review this proposal and its specifications alongside competing vendor proposals. Pourtek will then schedule a brief alignment call with TJ and the project team to answer comparison questions, confirm optional capabilities, and finalize the agreement.

1. Review configuration and commercial options2. Confirm site and integration feasibility3. Finalize options and execute the agreement