HOW IT'S MADE

R-Haus Craft Beverage Company

Minimum Footprint. Maximum Return.

How It's Made -
Your Beer. Your Brand. Your Beer Club.

The beer market is increasingly shaped by younger, experience-driven consumers seeking fresh, diverse, and flavorful beers — precisely what the HausCraftBeer™ brewing system can deliver on-site and on-demand.

Partnering with R-Haus to launch an in-house craft beer brand blends creativity with community, turning distinctive flavors and compelling stories into products customers — and especially younger consumers — are eager to enjoy and share.

Starting a beer club is another proven way to draw such consumers to restaurants and other hospitality venues to socialize with their friends over fresh, naturally brewed beers with a variety of flavors.

To read about how HausCraft beer is made,  use this link.

Start Your Own Beer Club

Simple to Join. Simple to Get. Simple to Save.

R-Haus’s marketing and engagement strategies assist venue partners to create and sustain beer clubs. Beer Clubs, supported by the HausCraftBeer Club Mobile App and social media and geofencing ad campaigns, is a novel way to engage with the cohort of young consumers currently driving demand for craft beverages. Beer clubs offer members rare brews and other perks, including savings, have been shown to draw in die-hard craft beer enthusiasts and the brew curious. Beer clubs also enable restaurant venue partners to:


  • Engage with younger generations at your properties with HausCraftBeer
  • Sell venue-branded craft beer through special tasting events paired with food
  • Sell venue-branded craft beer with in-house labels and signature styles customers can instantly recognize to build brand loyalty
  • Create an atmosphere of community to create taproom vibes and signature styles beer club members instantly recognize
  • Establish year-round holiday celebrations and special occasion tasting events with venue-branded craft beer to build brand loyalty


The Beer Club subscription model has proven to provide additional long term benefits for restaurants, from recurring revenue to the ability to experiment with small-batch products to receiving advantageous and immediate feedback from what is essentially a focus group of the targeted audience.

A man sipping beer from a mug at a pub with vintage beer taps, in a relaxed atmosphere.

Unbeatable Production Economics

The HausCraftBeer system can produce a wide variety of beers and flavors at costs of just $0.35 to $0.55 per 16oz pint.

Cost includes current market prices of malt, hops, the brew bag, yeast, labor, and power.

Craft Beers

Wide variety of styles and flavors brewed on-site

Non-Alcoholic

NA beers, kombucha, seltzers, hard ciders & more

Revenue Streams

Growlers & venue-branded canned beers

As the retail price point for craft beers continues to rise, the reduction in capital and operating costs through HausCraftBeer advanced patented technology has created highly attractive margins.

The HausCraftBeer Competitive Advantage

 

Small Footprint

Fits into a space as small as 10 ft. × 10 ft. — no large spaces, extensive plumbing, or costly equipment needed.

No Waste On-Site

No spent grain produced locally; waste is handled remotely. Compact, easily discarded solid waste only.

Maximum Safety

No open-flame kettles or boiling on-site. No steam or hop odor plumes. Eliminates fire and odor hazards.

Water Efficiency

Only 1.5 gallons of water per gallon of beer vs. 12 gallons in traditional brewing — an 87.5% reduction.

No Cleaning Required

Proprietary “Bag-to-Bag-to-Bag” system means tanks never need washing, avoiding wastewater discharge.

Sealed Fermentation

Pre-prepared soluble malt extract powder added to sealed fermenter bags ensures cleanliness and minimizes contamination.

No Milling Operations

Processing done at remote commercial facility.

No Open Flames

Eliminates fire and odor hazards entirely.

Minimal Labor

Our approach requires minimal labor, saving time and money.

No Middlemen Required

Increase margins by eliminating or reducing production costs.