Distilleries
Distilleries produce spirits from fermented mashes, age them in barrels, bottle and label for sale. For a craft distillery that makes whiskey, gin and seasonal releases, the specialists turn raw material orders into mash bills and distillation schedules, track barrel inventories through aging, manage bottling runs and labels, handle TTB paperwork and compliance checks, and coordinate direct-to-consumer and distributor shipments. Recipes, proofing decisions, label approvals and regulatory filings stay with the distiller.
Specialist bots
- Grain and Ingredient Buyer: Convert upcoming mash bills and production plans into precise grain and supply orders while maintaining par levels.
- Distillation Scheduler: Turn production targets into a still and fermenter schedule while tracking each batch from mash to new make.
- Barrel and Aging Manager: Maintain barrel inventory, aging records and plan dumping dates as spirits mature.
- Bottling and Labeling Coordinator: Prepare bottling runs by generating approved labels, case counts and packaging specifications.
- Regulatory Compliance Clerk: Organize production reports, track permit renewals and maintain formula and label approval records.
- Order and Shipping Coordinator: Process customer and distributor orders, check inventory and prepare shipping documents.
- Release and Pre-order Planner: Manage seasonal and limited edition releases by handling pre-orders, allocations and customer communications.
Industries (NAICS)
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