A tag at every table, tap handle, and tasting flight. Guests see what's actually pouring today, book a tour, and find their way back for a refill — all from a tag you set up once.
A seasonal IPA kicks a kettle sour off the board by 3 PM. The chalkboard behind the bar still lists it, and guests order something that ran out an hour ago.
The cellar tour or the weekend tasting flight is one of your best upsells, but visitors who wander in on a Tuesday have no easy way to find out it exists.
Your best customers come back every month, but there's no simple way to recognize them at the bar or reward the visits that keep your taproom full on a weeknight.
Schedules rotate the taplist by daypart, tours get their own signup link, and a loyalty coupon brings guests back next weekend. Update everything from the dashboard between pours.
Schedules swap the taplist or flight menu by time of day — happy hour, dinner service, and last call each get their own window.
A tag at each table links to a menu action listing what's currently pouring, ABV, and tasting notes. A schedule swaps in the happy-hour flight at 4 PM and the dinner list at 6, automatically.
A tag at the entrance or on the bar links to your tour calendar or a signup form for the weekend tasting flight. Add-to-calendar sends the tour time straight to a visitor's phone.
A tag at checkout offers a loyalty coupon for the next visit and asks a quick rating question. Great visits route to your Google or Untappd review page; a rough one comes to you first, privately.
A visitor named Owen taps the table tag and sees today's eight beers, including a small-batch saison that only came online that morning. The chalkboard hasn't caught up yet — the tag already has.
Owen taps the entrance tag, finds a 4 PM cellar tour with two spots open, and adds it to his calendar in one tap. No waiting at the bar to ask.
The table tag now shows a tour-exclusive tasting flight instead of the regular taplist — a schedule window built just for the group moving through the cellar.
At checkout, Owen rates the visit five stars and gets routed to the brewery's Google review page. The same tag hands him a coupon for a free pour on his next visit.
The cellar tour and the weekend tasting flight are among your highest-margin offers, and the tag puts them in front of every walk-in — signup link, open spots, add-to-calendar. A Tuesday visitor who would have finished one pour and left books the tour instead.
The checkout tag hands over a coupon for a free pour or discounted flight on the next visit — a concrete reason to come back on a weeknight. Meanwhile review routing sends the five-star visits to Google and Untappd, where the next group deciding on a taproom is looking, and keeps the rough ones private.
When a keg kicks, one dashboard edit updates every table at once — no chalkboard to erase mid-shift, no printed flight cards to redo. Schedules swap in happy hour and dinner lists automatically, so staff pour instead of rewriting the board.
The table tags go up once. The taplist, the tour calendar, and the next-visit offer keep rotating — and keep the stools full.
Taplist swaps — as often as the kegs change
Chalkboards to erase and rewrite mid-shift
Of table scans tracked by time and location
Free tags to get your first tables set up
Tag the tables, set the schedule once, and let the tap keep guests current — from the first flight to the last call.
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