Brewery Insurance
Pop-Up Taproom Insurance
A second site or a seasonal pop-up can grow your brand, but it is a separate location with its own landlord, staff, stock and liability. Your existing policy may not extend to it automatically.
Example
How cover can respond in practice
A brewery runs a three-month summer pop-up bar in a shopping precinct. The existing policy only lists the main brewery address. After a patron is injured, the insurer questions whether the pop-up was covered. Declaring it first removes the doubt.
What to think about
What to think about
Fit-out and equipment at the new site
Stock moved between sites
Public and liquor liability for the new venue
Workers’ compensation for added staff
Landlord or event organiser requirements
Short-term cover for pop-ups with fixed dates
Before you call
Questions to think about before you call
- 01
Where is the venue and for how long?
- 02
Who supplies the bar and furniture?
- 03
How many staff will work there?
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FAQs
General advice only. It does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Read the relevant PDS and our Financial Services Guide before deciding.
Only if it is declared and the insurer agrees.
Often yes, with a short-term arrangement.
Check the licence or lease. It may be you.
Usually yes. Get licensing advice.
Contact us
Want us to review your cover?
Tell us about your brewery or craft venue and we’ll come back with options. Prefer to talk? Call 02 8660 2305 or email admin@idealbrokers.com.au.