Ask any brewery what people look at before they drive over, and it is the tap list. Ask what the tap list currently is on the website, and it is a JPEG from March, a link to an Instagram post, or a PDF. Meanwhile the small-batch that sold out on Saturday is still listed, and the one that just went on is not.
A brewery site has one job before anything else: tell someone what is on tap right now, on their phone, in the car park.
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A fast, phone-first site where staff update the tap list in seconds and it is live everywhere, including the screen behind the bar.
A shop that handles limited releases without falling over, with freight that works for glass and stock that matches reality.
Monthly or quarterly cartons with member pricing, skip and pause, and a members area worth logging into.
The function side of the business treated as a real sales channel instead of an email address at the bottom of a page.
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Most brewery traffic is someone deciding right now whether to come. The build is judged on how fast the tap list loads on 4G, not on how it looks on a designer's monitor.
If updating the tap list takes more than about fifteen seconds on a phone behind the bar, it will not happen, and the site goes stale by Thursday. That constraint drives the whole design.
Age verification, per-state freight, glass packaging weights and delivery restrictions. Our network has shipped this before rather than discovering it at launch.
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In this industry the site is judged as a piece of design in its own right. These are the shapes a good one takes.
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One update from a phone now drives the website, the bar screen and the Google listing. The whiteboard photo is gone.
Release drops stopped overselling. Freight by weight replaced a flat rate that lost money on every interstate carton.
Quarterly cartons with skip and swap, and member pricing that works at both taprooms.
"The whole brief was one sentence: make it so I can change the tap list from behind the bar without thinking about it. Three quotes came back, all Australian, and the one we picked understood that was the actual product."
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