Websites for breweries.
What's on tap right now is the whole homepage. Everything else is secondary.
today, first month free, then $99/mo for 3 months ($149/mo after)
North Fork, one of our 30 designs.
A beer-hall masthead layout with a heritage badge mark, built for an independent taproom identity. A house-built design template — not a client's site.
North Fork
Brewery / Taproom
This isn't a generic template with your name swapped in.
A brewery's website answers a narrower question than most local businesses: is the taproom open right now, and what's actually pouring. Rotating taps mean that answer changes weekly or even daily, which means the tap list has to be something the owner can update by email in minutes, not a page that requires calling a developer every time a seasonal batch runs out. A site that still lists a beer that sold out three weeks ago reads as closed, even during business hours.
Past the tap list, the questions that decide whether someone drives over tonight are specific and practical: is there food or a food truck, can the dog come along, and is there a cans-or-crowlers-to-go option for anyone who doesn't want to stay and drink in. Independent breweries also compete on identity against bigger regional and national brands, so a site carrying a real heritage badge or masthead-style mark — instead of a generic bar-and-grill template — does real work toward standing out on a crowded strip of taprooms.
Built for how breweries actually get hired.
Current tap board, given real space
The lineup gets its own section on the page instead of a sidebar afterthought, and when what's pouring changes, we update it the same day under your unlimited edits.
Patio and dog policy, stated
The practical questions that decide a visit, answered before someone drives over, not discovered at the door.
Heritage badge identity
A masthead-style mark built to carry an independent brewery's own identity instead of a generic bar-and-grill look.
Cans-and-crowlers-to-go path
A separate path for the customer who wants to take beer home instead of staying in the taproom.
Pick the design. We build the site.
North Fork — one of our 30 designs — is the demo we point breweries to first: a beer-hall masthead layout with a heritage badge mark, forest-and-mustard palette, built to read as an independent taproom rather than a chain.
- Step 1
Pick your design
Choose the design shown on this page or any of the other 29. They're all the same price.
- Step 2
Send us your content
One worksheet: business name, services, hours, service area, and any photos you have. No photos yet is fine.
- Step 3
We build it
We put your content into the design, set up your domain, SSL, and hosting, and send you a preview link.
- Step 4
Live in 24 hours
Approve it and it goes live. On the subscription plan, edits after launch are unlimited.
First month free, then $99/mo for 3 months, then $149/mo. Cancel any time.
- Pick the design shown above, or any of our 30
- We swap in your content within 24 hours
- Hosting, SSL, backups, and unlimited edits included
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Questions breweries actually ask.
- We distribute to bars and stores too, not just a taproom — can the site cover both?
- Yes — we'd add a 'find our beer' section pointing to retail and bar accounts alongside the taproom hours and tap list, so both audiences land on the right information.
- How often can we update what's currently on tap?
- As often as it changes — email us the update and it's live same-day under unlimited edits. No login or CMS training required to keep the list accurate.
- We don't run a food program at all — does the site need one?
- No — if you don't serve food, the site simply states that plainly, or points to a rotating food-truck schedule if you host one, instead of implying a kitchen that doesn't exist.
Your brewery site can be live tomorrow.
$99 to start. We build it around the design shown above — or any of our 30. Live by tomorrow morning.