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A brewery site that shows what is on tap
Someone looking for a pint tonight is on a phone, often already in a parking lot. They need four facts: are you open, what is on tap, is there food, and can they walk in. A 12-page origin myth about the first mash tun does not answer that. They bounce to the taproom that puts hours and the list in the first screen. Phone photos of the room beat stock foam every time.
If you already sell beer-to-go, merch, or a club in Shopify, Square, or the taproom POS, we link it. We do not fake a cart, an app, or a members area at this price. Those get a quote. A tap list you can keep current is the job. If the list lives on Untappd, a chalkboard you photograph on Fridays, or a sheet you edit, we point at that. We will not build a 200-SKU store you will not restock.
Tours, private events, and “we started in a garage” copy are optional. Hours, the list, parking, and a phone are not. Kids, dogs, and outdoor seating belong on the page only if they are true. A “family friendly” line that is a lie will get you a one-star review, not a booking.
What belongs on a brewery site
- Tonight’s hours, not a paragraph about the journey
- The tap list, or a link to the list you already update
- Tours, taproom rules, kids, dogs, reservations — only what is true
- Real photos of the room and the pours. Phone photos beat stock foam.
- A link to the shop you already run, if you have one. We do not fake a cart.
Food trucks and a kitchen are a fork. If a truck parks on Tuesdays, say so. If you have a kitchen, put the menu or a photo of the board. If there is no food, say that too, so people do not drive over hungry and leave angry. Private events get a short form: date, headcount, indoor vs patio. We do not invent an event-booking app you will not check. Forms on our own sites notify tampasbestdj@gmail.com. Yours can go to the inbox you actually open.
Tours need a time, a price if you share it, and whether you take walk-ups. That is a paragraph, not a 40-page brewing school. If the tour is once a month and already full, say that. Do not put a “book now” button that emails nobody.
What we will not put on the page
We will not write a farm-to-kettle novella unless you actually talk like that. We will not promise you will rank #1 for “brewery near me.” Basic SEO here is a title, a meta description, and Open Graph. That is not a ranking prize. We will not invent awards. We will not paste scores you did not earn. We will not build a beer-club login at this price.
A hosted website with hours and a tap list is $49/mo if you host it. Hosting is included on the $49/month plan. Worldwide, 24/7. Phone (813) 328-6079. Most standard jobs ship under 72 hours when the brief is clear.
Live work on this shop is our own sites — Tampa’s Best DJ, LazerMerch, Pets Helping Pets — not fake client revenue. A brewery page is the same shape: one job, then stop. Check the site you have now. If it is a 2016 template with a dead “coming soon” tap list, that is the problem. Pay and start when you are ready.