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Give an independent Newcastle brewery a confident identity through original taproom and beer imagery. Introduce the core range and make opening times prominent.
Brewery and taproom
Copperwake Brewing: A brewery and taproom website, built from one brief.
A brewery website that connects its core beer range with a taproom visit. Tasting notes and beer details lead to opening hours, the courtyard, and food arrangements. A group-table inquiry gathers the preferred date, time, and party size for the team to follow up.
The brief
The starting brief.
This brief guided the design and content. Compare its goals and details with the website and page previews below.
- Purpose
- Introduce the brewery beers and taproom, help guests plan a visit and arrange a group table.
- Audience
- Adults exploring Newcastle taprooms and hosts organising relaxed group catch-ups.
- Tone
- Sociable, knowledgeable and unpretentious. Write about flavour, place and a good afternoon at the taproom.
- Key facts
- An independent brewery and taproom in Newcastle, New South Wales. Taproom hours: Thursday 4 pm to 9 pm, Friday 3 pm to 10 pm, Saturday noon to 10 pm, Sunday noon to 7 pm.
- Core beers: Breakwater Pale Ale 4.8% ABV, bright citrus and gentle bitterness; Foundry Lager 4.2% ABV, crisp malt and a dry finish; Lantern Amber 5.0% ABV, toasted malt and light caramel.
- Tasting paddle: three 150 mL pours for A$15. A 350 mL glass of any core beer is A$9. House citrus soda is A$6. Prices include GST.
- The taproom has shared indoor tables and a covered courtyard. Food guests may bring in is welcome. A cold-water station and alcohol-free citrus soda are available.
- Groups of 8 to 20 can request a table. Include date, time and guest count in the enquiry. Staff reply to confirm the arrangement.
- No brewery tours, regular live events, stockists, awards or membership programmes have been supplied. Focus on the beers and visiting the taproom. Do not invent those features or explain their absence.
The live site
Explore the website.
The pages
From the brief to the finished pages.
Our beers
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Present each named beer, tasting notes, exact ABV and glass price. Include the three-beer tasting paddle and citrus soda. Use individual beer photography or original illustrations without copying commercial labels.
Taproom
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Show indoor tables, covered courtyard, exact hours and food arrangements. Explain where in the city the brewery is based without inventing a street address. Keep photography and visit details readable on phones.
Group tables
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Working group-table enquiry form: name, email, date, time, number of guests from 8 to 20, message. Explain that staff reply to confirm the table. Show the supplied contact email.
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