Trade

For the bars, restaurants and stores that pour and stock Lonerider. Behind the Bar is our field guide for the people doing the work: clean lines, cold kegs, the right pour, a whiskey list that sells, and the North Carolina rules that keep the license safe. To carry Lonerider beer or spirits, or for sell sheets, specs and high resolution photos, get in touch with our trade team.

Behind the Bar

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Draft Line Cleaning: How Often, What to Use and Why It Matters

Clean draft lines with caustic every 14 days and acid every quarter. Strengths, temperatures, contact times and a checklist, per the Brewers Association.

Beer Clean Glassware: How to Wash, Test and Store Bar Glasses

A beer clean glass has no grease, residue or sanitizer film. How to wash and air dry glasses, run the sheeting, salt and lacing tests, and store them.

Bourbon Behind the Bar: Lists, Pours, Batching and Finished Whiskeys

A bar manager's guide to bourbon: building a whiskey list, standard pours, storing open bottles, batching stirred drinks and NC buying rules.

How to Pour Draft Beer: Technique, Gas Balance and Fixing Foamy or Flat Pours

Pour draft at a 45 degree angle, open the faucet fully and finish with a one inch head. Plus gas pressure basics and fixes for foamy, flat or cloudy beer.

Keg Storage and Handling: Temperature, Settling, Rotation and Safety

Keep kegs at 36°F to 38°F at all times, let them settle before tapping, rotate first in, first out and handle them like the pressure vessels they are.

Responsible Alcohol Service in NC: ID, Intoxication, Promotions and Hours

NC alcohol service rules for bar staff as of 2026: legal age, acceptable ID, refusing intoxicated guests, drink promotion limits, hours and free training.

Retail Beer Storage and Rotation: Cold Chain, Light and Date Codes

How store owners keep packaged beer fresh: cold storage, light strike, first in first out, reading date codes and handling out-of-code beer.

Posters for your bar

Print-ready posters for your bar, bottle shop or cooler door. Free to use where Lonerider is sold.

Specs

Beer packages

  • Cans: 16 oz, sold as 4-packs, 24 cans per case (six 4-packs)
  • Case weight: about 26.5 lb
  • Pallet: 80 cases of cans
  • Draft: 1/2 barrel (15.5 gal) and 1/6 barrel (5.16 gal) kegs; ask us which beers are on draft in your area
  • Kegs per pallet: 8 half barrels or 20 sixth barrels
  • Freshness: every package is date coded; best within 135 days of packaging

Beer UPCs (16 oz can)

BeerStyleABV16 oz UPC
Sweet JosieAmerican brown ale6.1%8-50016-07042-5
Shotgun BettyHefeweizen5.8%8-53370-00232-3
Hoppy Ki YayAmerican IPA6.6%8-59920-00639-1
PeacemakerJuicy IPA5.5%8-50016-07010-4
Kolsch for OutlawsKolsch4.2%8-50016-07002-9
Cerveza para los BandidosMexican-style lager4.8%8-50016-07075-3
IPA for OutlawsIPA8.3%8-50016-07072-2
Imperial LightLight lager8.4%8-50016-07095-1

Spirits (North Carolina, through the ABC system)

SpiritSizeBottles per caseNC code
Sherry Cask Finish750 ml666273
Deadwood Cask Finish750 ml666270
Tequila Cask Finish750 ml666272
Single Barrel Sherry Cask750 mlAsk us19833
Snake Oil750 ml666263
Nut Cracker375 ml1266264
Nut Cracker750 mlAsk us66267
Choklat375 ml1266268
Southern Nog (seasonal)750 mlAsk us66269

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Distributor partners: the Back Room has the order form, art and specs.