A website for a brewery or brewpub with a tap list that is easy to keep current
A brewery or brewpub site earns its keep by keeping the tap list honest, since nothing costs more trust than a website advertising a beer that kicked three weeks ago. The tap list and the kitchen menu need to sit next to each other and both need to be simple for staff to update.
What usually goes wrong for breweries and brewpubs
- The tap list is a PDF or a photo that is out of date the moment a keg blows, and nobody updates it because it is a hassle.
- The food menu and the tap list live on two disconnected pages or platforms instead of reading as one experience.
- There is no page for tours, events or trivia nights, so that traffic goes to a third-party events site instead of yours.
- Distribution and where-to-find-us information for packaged beer is missing entirely.
The pages your site will carry
- Home
- Tap list
- Food menu
- Events and tours
- Where to find our beer
- Merch
- About
- Contact
Tap list page built to update weekly
A tap list page structured as a simple, editable list rather than a flat image, updated as part of your weekly detail updates so a rotating lineup stays honest without staff needing to touch code.
What is included, specifically for breweries and brewpubs
- Live in 7 days on The Daily Menu
- 5 revisions a month, no size limit
- Domain and Cloudflare hosting included
- Enquiries routed into your CRM by API, Zapier or Make
Three ways to run it
The Daily Menu
The website, fully managed, live in 7 days
The Full Menu
Everything, plus the AI Engine, live in 10 days
The Tasting Menu
Everything, plus the Content Engine, live in 15 days
Questions from breweries and brewpubs
How often can the tap list be updated?
As often as your taps turn over. Updating the tap list is a revision, and the website, fully managed includes 5 a month with no size limit, turned around within 2 to 5 working days, or it can run as part of your weekly detail update if you are on a plan that includes it.
Can the site list where our packaged beer is distributed?
Yes, a "where to find us" page listing retailers or regions is one of the pages we build for breweries. You provide the distribution list and we keep the page current as it changes.
Do you build an events or tour booking page?
Yes, events and tours get their own page, and a booking or enquiry form for private tours or ticketed events routes into your CRM by API, Zapier or Make instead of a phone tag.
Can the food menu and tap list feel like one connected site instead of two?
Yes. Both live on the same custom-coded site with the same navigation and design system, so a visitor moves between beer and food without landing on a different-looking page or a third-party embed.
See it built for breweries and brewpubs
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.
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