Hosting and Marketing Five-Star Private Events
Learn proven strategies for smoothly hosting private brewery events—setting clear expectations, communication templates, and event planning tools.Read More
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Creating More Memorable & Profitable Taproom Experiences
A taproom experience is not only about making quality beer; it’s also about creating an inviting atmosphere that engages everyone. When you combine quality beer, engaging staff, and a welcoming environment, you create a “wow” experience.Read More
Draught Beer Best Practices for Alternative Service Styles
This seminar explores various alternative draught beer pouring and serving techniques that are used in today's craft beer market.Read More
Having a Sense for Sensory: Incorporating Sensory Training into Your Beer Education Portfolio
Learn practical strategies to implement taproom sensory training—staff and customers—using tools, partnerships, and hands‑on flavor exercises.Read More
Making Up for the Gap: How To Plant, Grow and Maintain a Flourishing Events Program in Your Taproom
Taproom events like private parties and ticketed gatherings offer high-margin revenue opportunities for breweries.Read More
Managing Draught Line Loss and Improving the Efficiency of Your Draught System
Learn to maintain a profitable, efficient draught system that ensures quality pours, reduces waste, and supports brand changes.Read More
Master Beer & Food Pairing to Deliver Memorable Customer Experiences
Learn to confidently pair beer with food, avoid common mistakes, and enhance customer experience and sales.Read More
A Full Pour: How To Build Out Food and Beverage Menus to Create a More Inviting Space and Drive Profits
With a booming brewery scene in the U.S., competition is fierce, and quality standards are high. Sarah Jane Curran and Chef Stephen Toevs from Marriott Headquarters discuss strategies for breweries to enhance their food and beverage menus, covering food menu building, cocktail design, and non-alcoholic options for profitability.Read More
Who’s Hungry? Strategies for Adding Food to Your Taproom
Breweries are recognizing the importance of offering more than just great beer, with food becoming a key aspect of the taproom experience. This session explores the benefits of adding food, financial considerations, and insights from breweries that have successfully implemented food options, offering practical advice for enhancing taproom profitability and memorability.Read More
Profit Profiles: Exploring the Financial Foundation, Risks, and Road Ahead for Three Essential Craft Business Models
This panel discusses the foundations, challenges, risks, and future prospects of the industry's three most common craft business models: High Volume Distribution, The Taproom + Distribution Blend, and The Brewpub.Read More
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