Best Draft Beers

How many taps are we working with here?

You need to support the locals. Pick two abitas, a nola, lazy magnolia, tin roof, parish, and LA 31.
Then you will need to have several of the macro big names so you will be able to keep your general customer base happy.

Grab a Chakunkta Old 504

Canebreak

Abita amber and purple haze

Tin roof

Parish

Miller coors bud

Basically what everyone else said. Where are you opening this sports grill at in Central?

Big Jake is that you ?

Ot is central

Lets be real

Abita amber
Purple haze
Canebrake
BMC the rest

Just a heads up, my buddy owns a bar and grill...there is a big difference between the best beers on tap....and the best beers to make a profit on.

Small towns will drink staggering amounts of bud light and miller light...youll struggle to get through kegs of the craft stuff.

A sad fact.

If it's going to be soon...

Get the Abita strawberry on tap.

People seem to like Fat Tire... though its a bit bland to me.

Killian's is cheap...and sells fairly well.

Andygator has a good bite.

Nothing wrong with a sam adam's lager.

Woodchuck for the ladies.

Good taps with good turnover.

I'm regulated to 5 taps so I do all local. In my experience people who drink Bud Light or Miller lite will drink it in a bottle if that's their preference. Southern Pecan and AndyGator are my staples at this point. I rotate out the others with Alabama breweries.

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We will have 26-30 taps, depending on how it all lays out, goal is 30, and we will have a private keg table in banquet room with two taps on it also

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You can get pretty "crafty" with 26-30 taps. Should have room for Nola seasonals, Abita selects, Sierra Nevada, stone, goose island, etc.

I'll echo others and advise you to emphasize local craft beers. People around here (especially outlying areas) aren't very sophisticated when it comes to craft beer, but do seem to be willing to support something local.