Tapster Brewhouse Brings New Drinking Experience to Seattle

Tapster is bringing a new drinking experience to the Seattle community, introducing a self-pour beverage wall created by PourMyBeer. The beverage wall includes 57 taps, including wine, seltzers, kombucha, cocktails, and, of course, beer.

After introducing the first self-serve beverage wall to Chicago, the innovators realized Seattle was missing the drinking experience. Guests pay by the ounce by purchasing a beverage card to unlock the taps while the PourMyBeer system tracks the customer’s tasting journey. This allows for a truly personalized tasting room experience and ensures that guests will never end up with a full pour of a drink they don’t love.

"Seattle didn't have a self-pour beer bar so I saw an opening. A friend of mine from college saw what I was doing with PourMyBeer technology in Chicago and wanted to partner with me to bring the concept out here, so we made it happen," said Roman Maliszewski, Tapster’s co-founder.

Tapster hopes to eliminate waiting in long lines for drinks, so guests can get back to enjoying the dog-friendly patio, swings and private parties.

"Tapster has a special place in my heart. I remember when Roman told me about his vision, then he and I worked together for about a year, utilizing his skills in marketing and sales with PourMyBeer. Seeing him open up his 3rd location in Seattle is amazing and surreal. Roman is an amazing human and artist and Tapster illustrates both,” said Josh Goodman, founder and CEO of PourMyBeer.

Tapster Seattle can be found at 1011 Valley St, Seattle, Washington 98109.

About PourMyBeer
PourMyBeer’s self-pour technology enables faster, more efficient access to beverages by allowing consumers to pour their own beer, wine, cocktails, cold brew, and kombucha, and pay by the ounce. PourMyBeer is the world leader of self-pour, serving customers such as Whole Foods, Buffalo Wild Wings, the U.S. Air Force, Caesars Entertainment, Walk-Ons and many more. PourMyBeer has over 8,000 taps in service at bars, restaurants, casinos, hotels and grocery stores around the world.