3 More Items to Include on your Brewery Website

In a previous blog we did in 2023, we talked about what should be on a brewery website, but there is more to include to build trust and be an authority in your area. Now, we are expanding that list to fill out other information you’ll want to include. These topics were ones we found as things to know in a Google search. Including this information might mean that those areas will reference your website as an answer to those questions.

Ingredients

We previously stated to include what is on your menu, but getting into the details about what you brew can build trust, especially those with allergies. When you list out your drinks, include what ingredients are in each drink to get them salivating over the drink while being informative about your selection. 

Environmental/Community Impact

Creating an impact for your community or the environment can be something that sets you apart from your competition. This is something you should include on your website! Being a part of your community is something very appealing to your frequent customers. A poll from last year from the Environmental Defense Fund shows that the majority of people in the US, as many as 92%, prioritize clean water and air. Sharing your initiatives to contribute to a cleaner environment is one that new customers will love to see. 

Safety Measures

Safety at your brewery can impact two different things: the equipment and the brews. Making sure your equipment is safe is good for you, your employees, and anyone wanting to take a tour of your brewery. Keeping your brews safe include safety measures to keep ingredients separated and germs away. 

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