Beer Founts (Fonts)
Choosing the right beer font for your venue is crucial. The venue presentation attests to the artistic nature of the experience to set it apart from other bars. This attention to detail is important, as it indicates the value placed on your customers, as it in itself is part of the product you’re selling to your customers. At Bracton we create world class beer fonts which can demand attention from your customers or more subtle designs which allow customers to focus on the more important things …
Juliette Flooded Beer Font – Just add another tap
Bracton’s Juliette flooded font is a one of a kind in the Australian beer font market. The Juliette unique European design has the options to continue adding extra tapping points to the font once installed. This is a great option for when you feel that you may want to expand your tap branding at a later date. You don’t have to change beer fonts just add another tap!
Beer Font – Options
- Gold or Chrome Plated Finish
- Up to 18 beer taps (beer faucets)
- Single or dual post options
The Eclipse T Bar Beer Font – 21st century T-bar design
The Bracton stainless steel eclipse tee bar font adds class to an original design. The clique oval shaped design differs from any other font on the market. Now there is an option to replace that 20 year old font with a modern 21st century design.
Beer Font – Options
- Polished stainless steel
- Beer Tap Configurations: 4, 6 & 8 taps
Wembley Flooded Beer Font – For Quick Bar Service
No more serving over or around your taps. Bracton’s Goalpost font is a popular design that allows beer glasses to be served straight under the taps allowing quick and easy bar service. The stainless steel font also has a bleeder port which allows air to be bleed allowing consisting and even condensation across the whole font!
Beer Font – Options
- Stainless Steel Finish
- Up to 12 beer taps (beer faucets)
Clipper Flooded Beer Font – More brands less space
The need for more brands on the bar giving greater drinking options to the customers has become evident in the beer market over the past couple of years. However with minimum bar space increasing tap branding was not an option. Now there is the Bracton’s Clipper flooded font with its double font arm design it minimises the font footprint. The Clipper flooded font gives your customers more brands less space.
Beer Font – Options
- Stainless Steel Finish
- Up to 12 beer taps (beer faucets)
The Brooklyn Beer Font
Iridium Beer Font – Curvaceous and finesse
The Mecca style Iridium font is one of the most popular font in the Australian draught beer dispense market. The Iridium beer font with it curvaceous neck and timeless design adds finesse to any bar. The Iridium has options of 1 to 6 taps that will endeavour to cover all your serving options.
Beer Font – Options
- Chrome or Gold Plated Finish
- Beer Tap Configurations: 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6
Brahaus Beer Font – The Brewery font
The Brahaus draught beer font is the “real brewery” font that captures the authenticity of beer from the kettle. The pipeline tee bar design is popular with some micro brewery outlets and have options with a tee bar or goalpost design
Beer Font – Options
- Chrome or Gold Plated Finish
- 4 to 12 taps
The Cobra Beer Font – The original
The Celli Cobra Beer font, is one of the original beer fonts that captures the imagination of the draught beer dispense market year in year out. When the Glycol iced font revolution arrived in the 1990′s the cobra beer font quickly established itself to be the number one font!
Beer Font – Options
- Chrome or Gold Plated Finish
- Beer Tap Configurations: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6
Beer Font – News
It has been more than 20 years since the panel style bar dispense was replaced the more conventional glycol flooded style fonts. Traditionally, there were two main-stream founts : The Tee Style Beer Font and the Cobra Style Beer Font. Due to the constant sweating of the Beer Fonts we are finding that the plating is starting to flake on the older font range hence looking tired and run down. That’s why at Bracton we are introducing the 2010 range of new and unique styles of fonts to suit every venue.
The main Breweries have also introduced new large style decal logo that makes the fount look crowded and sometime do not fit onto existing tap spacings . We at Bracton have ensured that all special designed fonts have a minimum 115mm spacing so that the new branded logo stands out and attracts the brands to the customer.