The final factor to consider is the menu design. How you present your cocktails on your menu can influence how customers perceive them and how much they are willing to pay. You should use clear and attractive descriptions, photos, or illustrations to highlight the ingredients, flavors, and benefits of your cocktails. You should also use psychological pricing techniques, such as anchoring, decoy, or charm pricing, to make your cocktails seem more appealing and affordable. For example, you can offer a premium cocktail at a higher price to make your regular cocktails seem like a bargain, or you can use odd numbers, such as $9.99 instead of $10, to create a perception of value.
By considering these factors, you can price your cocktails and set your margins in a way that maximizes your profits, satisfies your customers, and reflects your brand identity.