Bar
Unclaimed profilePour Taproom
Durham, NC · $$
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Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Pour Taproom runs on a wristband-linked self-pour system with over 60 taps pouring beer, wine, and cider by the ounce. You are charged only for what you pour, which makes sampling across styles easy. Guests consistently praise the varied beer selection—ciders, lagers, IPAs, and a New England IPA—served cold. Wine is available alongside beer in the same tap system. Express checkout card charges add a 20% gratuity.
- What should I order?
- Start with the New England IPA, a guest-praised pour from the self-pour taps. Use the wristband to sample across ciders, lagers, and other IPAs by the ounce before committing to a full pour.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Groups and solo drinkers who want to control their own pours and sample widely without committing to a full glass. The wristband system suits anyone who prefers to move at their own pace and pay only for what they drink.
- When should I go?
- Anytime you want a flexible, self-directed drinking session. The by-the-ounce model works well for casual visits when you want to try several small pours rather than settle on one full drink.
- What should I expect to spend?
- Pricing is by the ounce, so your tab reflects exactly how much you pour. A 20% gratuity is added on express checkout card charges. The sample-size format lets you control cost by adjusting pour volume.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The self-pour taproom model: a wristband linked to payment lets you pour your own beer, wine, or cider by the ounce from over 60 taps. You are charged only for the amount poured, and the system covers beer, wine, and cider in one format.
Beverage categories
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Wine
Wine is available within the self-pour tap system alongside beer and cider. The wristband-linked model lets you pour by the ounce and pay only for what you take.
Menu strengths
- — Wine is part of the same self-pour tap system as beer and cider, offering flexibility by the ounce.
- — Guests can choose wine at the self-pour taps and are charged only for the amount poured.
Standout selections
- — Guests can choose a beer, wine or cider at the self-pour taps.
Pricing: By the ounce; charged only for amount poured.
Beer
Over 60 self-pour taps deliver beer, wine, and cider by the ounce, with a wristband-linked payment system. Guests consistently praise the extensive and varied beer selection—ciders, lagers, IPAs, and a New England IPA—served cold. Sample-size pours make it easy to compare across styles without committing to a full glass.
Menu strengths
- — Over 60 taps with self-pour beer, wine, or cider, charged by the ounce.
- — Guests consistently praise the extensive and varied beer selection, including ciders, lagers, IPAs, and a New England IPA, served cold.
- — Sample-size pours and wristband-linked payment let you control exactly how much you pour and pay for.
Standout selections
- — New England IPA, a guest-praised pour from the self-pour taps.
- — Ciders and lagers available alongside IPAs in the self-pour lineup.
Pricing: By the ounce; charged only for amount poured. 20% gratuity added on express checkout card charges.
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