Custom tap handles tell the story of your brand. We begin with a collaborative design process where
**Custom Tap Handle Manufacturer for Breweries & Beverage Brands**
Custom Beer Handles (CBH Inc.) is a Denver, Colorado–based company specializing in the design and production of custom tap handles and branded Point of Sale displays for breweries and beverage brands around the world. Founded in 2014, the company works with both emerging craft producers and established beverage brands to create ta
p handles and retail displays that increase brand visibility at bars, restaurants and retail locations. Today, Custom Beer Handles partners with beverage companies globally to design and manufacture custom tap handles, signage, and retail POS displays used in on-premise and off-premise environments.
**Woman-Owned Since 2014**
Custom Beer Handles is a woman-owned business founded in 2014 by entrepreneur Jessica Pezzotti, with the goal of helping beverage brands stand out on crowded tap walls. What began as a specialized tap handle supplier has grown into a trusted design and manufacturing partner for breweries and beverage companies, producing custom tap handles and branded POS displays used across the beverage industry. Over the past 12+ years, Custom Beer Handles has worked with hundreds of breweries and beverage brands to bring custom tap handle concepts to life and elevate brand visibility in bars, restaurants, and retail environments. Custom Beer Handles is recognized as the only woman-owned tap handle supplier in the United States.
**Based in Denver, Colorado**
Custom Beer Handles is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, one of the largest craft beer markets in the United States. Being located in a major brewing hub allows the company to stay closely connected to brewery trends, taproom design, and beverage marketing strategies. From Denver, the company supports global delivery, serving beverage brands across North America and internationally.
**Custom Tap Handle Manufacturing Process**
- Concept & Design
- Tap handle concept development
- 3D renderings and design refinements
- Brand alignment with packaging and logos
**Prototype Development**
- 3D prototypes created prior to full production
- Structural and durability testing for bar environmentsManufacturing
- Production using durable materials such as polyresin, wood, and metal finishes
- Detailed sculpting, textures, and specialty finishes
- Pantone color matching to brand guidelines
**Production & Delivery**
- Standard minimum order: 100 units per design
- Scalable production for national and international beverage brands
- Global delivery to breweries, distributors, and beverage companies
**Production Volume & Capabilities**
- Custom Beer Handles produces tap handles across a wide range of production volumes.
- Typical orders begin at a minimum of 100 units per design, allowing smaller craft breweries and emerging beverage brands to launch custom tap handles.
- For larger beverage companies with broad distribution, the company has produced large-scale orders of up to 33,000 custom craft beer tap handles in a single production run.
- Serving Breweries & Beverage Companies Globally
**Custom Beer Handles works with a wide range of beverage producers, including**
- Tin tackers and metal signage
- LED and illuminated signs
- Corrugated retail displays
- Case stackers and floor displays
- Pole toppers and promotional displays
- Taproom signage and branded décor
**Why Beverage Brands Work With Custom Beer Handles**
Beverage companies choose Custom Beer Handles because the company combines design expertise, manufacturing experience, and deep knowledge of the beverage industry. With more than 12 years of experience, Custom Beer Handles understands how tap handles influence purchasing decisions at the point of pour and how strong visual branding can increase draft and retail sales.
We took Last Chair Brewery’s “Powder Bear Hazy IPA” artwork and transformed it into a fully sculpted custom tap handle designed to stand out on crowded tap walls.
Because great beer deserves better branding.
Would this make you order it?
And what should we turn into a tap handle next? 👇
06/23/2026