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Copper Kettle Brewing
Small batch, big flavor.
Big Shoulders Display + Barlow
Condensed industrial strength. Breweries, trades and sports.
Brand colors & fonts for Breweries & Bars
Brewery and bar brands need to stand out on crowded shelves, tap handles and dimly lit menus, and leave room for playful label art.
Generate a brewery brand kit
Free · no sign-up · tuned for breweries & bars
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Three starting points
Generated for breweries & bars and checked for accessibility. Open one to make it yours.
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Hollow Pine Taproom
Pull up a stool.
Bebas Neue + Rubik
The all-caps poster classic with a friendly body. Food trucks, sports and merch.
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Tidewater Ales
Brewed by the coast.
Cinzel + Raleway
Roman inscriptional capitals. Wine, hotels and heritage brands.
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Choosing a brand for your brewery
Color
Amber, copper and hop greens feel crafted; a deep navy or black anchors the system. Treat the core palette as your frame, and let individual beer labels go wild within it.
Typography
Condensed industrial and vintage-inspired display fonts shine on cans and signs; make sure your wordmark survives at tap-handle size.
Common mistake
A brand that only works on one label style. Design your system so every new release still looks like it comes from your brewery.
Your brewery brand checklist
- One primary color, used everywhere. Website, signage, social and packaging should all lead with it.
- Text that passes WCAG AA (4.5:1). Use the text-safe shade of your brand color for links and small text.
- A logo that works in one color. You’ll need it for stamps, embroidery, vinyl and fax-quality prints.
- Two fonts, no more. One with personality for headings, one built for reading.
- A written brand guide. Exact color codes and fonts, shared with anyone who designs for you.