A premium visual anchor
Black panels, gold linework and cold-beverage imagery give the machine a composed, evening-oriented presence.
Product
Midnight Black & Gold Four-Tap Draft Beer Vending Station | WEIMI
Art-deco inspired chilled beverage kiosk for premium self-service hospitality concepts
WEIMI · NOIR DRAFT COLLECTION
Ice-cold service,
dressed for the night.
A black-and-gold four-tap beer vending station concept that turns the dispense face, digital screen and illuminated cabinet graphics into a refined hospitality focal point.
FOUR VISIBLE TAPSDIGITAL INTERACTIONPROJECT-DEFINED CHILLING
MIDNIGHT × GOLD
Choice made visible
Four separate tap positions organize the serving face before the guest reaches the digital journey.
Interface-ready concept
Screen content, languages and enabled service steps can be scoped to the approved venue workflow.
Engineering follows the brief
Connections, chilling, transactions and operating safeguards are confirmed for the contracted build.
Configuration boundary: Final beverage compatibility, keg or container format, couplers, beverage lines, pressure or pump architecture, refrigeration performance, serving control, transaction functions, access safeguards, software, sanitation procedures, drainage, dimensions, electrical data, certifications and destination-market compliance are defined only by the signed quotation, approved drawing and final technical documents.
5.0
Country of Origin:
Guangzhou, Guangdong, China
Lead Time:
To be confirmed after configuration and artwork approval
Supply Ability:
Project-dependent; confirm in the formal quotation
Minimum Order Quantity:
1 Set (subject to configuration confirmation)
Currency:
USD
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01Hero Banner
NOIR DRAFT · GOLDEN HOUR SERVICE
A colder pour.
A darker signature.
A four-tap digital beer station concept designed around black-and-gold visual theatre, clear beverage choice and project-defined chilled service.
4 TAP POSITIONSCENTRAL SCREENCUSTOM PROJECT
BLACK × GOLD
02Product Value Proposition
Make the dispense point part of the venue story.
The value is a coordinated guest touchpoint: visible choice, screen-led guidance and an exterior identity suitable for a premium evening environment.
01
Presence before interaction
The black cabinet, illuminated beer imagery and metallic service face announce a deliberate hospitality experience instead of an anonymous equipment corner.
Visible assortment
Four tap positions provide a readable structure for an approved multi-beverage offer.
Guided service logic
The central screen gives project teams a place to organize permitted actions and notices.
“Luxury is not extra decoration; it is a coherent sequence of choices.”
03Key Features
Six facets, arranged like a black-gold display wall.
Each item is a configuration consideration. Final inclusions and performance are confirmed in the commercial and technical documents.
01
Four-tap presentation grid
The imagery shows four distinct dispense positions arranged as a clean horizontal service line, helping communicate beverage variety at first glance. The final arrangement is subject to approved project documentation.
02
Central digital decision point
The screen creates a dedicated place for enabled selections, operating notices and project-approved interaction steps. The final arrangement is subject to approved project documentation.
03
Black-gold brand architecture
Obsidian surfaces, warm metallic accents and illuminated beer imagery establish a polished visual identity for evening venues. The final arrangement is subject to approved project documentation.
04
Chilled-service cabinet concept
Refrigeration is planned against the beverage, ambient environment, expected usage pattern and approved technical package. The final arrangement is subject to approved project documentation.
05
Transaction-ready planning space
Regional payment, account or staff-authorized workflows can be assessed without assuming universal availability. The final arrangement is subject to approved project documentation.
06
Service-conscious cabinet review
Line access, drip handling, ventilation, cleaning paths and replenishment are resolved during engineering review. The final arrangement is subject to approved project documentation.
04Application Scenarios
Six venue moods, each with its own operating brief.
Suitability depends on lawful deployment, supervision, site utilities, service ownership and the confirmed machine configuration.
01
Boutique taproom
A sculptural four-choice dispense point for a supervised craft-beverage environment with defined staff responsibilities.
REVIEW: LICENSE · ACCESS · UTILITIES · SERVICE
02
Hotel night lounge
A dark, refined service feature for a licensed hospitality area with controlled access and operating hours.
REVIEW: LICENSE · ACCESS · UTILITIES · SERVICE
03
Brewery experience room
A digital storytelling station that can connect approved beverage information with a guided visitor journey.
REVIEW: LICENSE · ACCESS · UTILITIES · SERVICE
04
Entertainment venue
A high-impact concession concept for cinemas, bowling centers, karaoke venues or leisure sites, subject to local requirements.
REVIEW: LICENSE · ACCESS · UTILITIES · SERVICE
05
Brand launch pavilion
A temporary, staffed activation format after power, transport, drainage, cooling and permit needs are validated.
REVIEW: LICENSE · ACCESS · UTILITIES · SERVICE
06
Private hospitality suite
A customizable multi-tap centerpiece for approved corporate receptions, showrooms or member environments.
REVIEW: LICENSE · ACCESS · UTILITIES · SERVICE
05Technical Specifications
A specification ledger: observed design on one side, confirmed engineering on the other.
Use this table as an RFQ checklist. Product imagery establishes appearance, not undocumented performance data.
Product concept
Black-and-gold four-tap draft beer vending station with digital interaction
Visible dispense layout
Four tap positions shown in the supplied product imagery
Display interface
Central screen shown; pages, languages and enabled actions are configuration-dependent
Exterior character
Black cabinet, gold detailing, illuminated beer graphics and metallic service bay
Mobility observation
Casters are visible; load rating, brakes and relocation method require written confirmation
Beverage input plan
Keg or container dimensions, couplers, lines and beverage characteristics must be supplied
Cooling definition
Target serving condition, ambient limits, pull-down and recovery are confirmed in technical data
Dispense control
Flow, portion logic, calibration and foam-management approach depend on the selected system
Transaction layer
Card, QR or other methods depend on destination market, provider and integration approval
Access governance
Staff, account, identity or age-related options require technical and legal review
Cleaning framework
Food-contact components, approved chemicals, flushing and inspection routines are documented
Spill management
Drip tray, waste route and any drainage connection are finalized for the installation
Connectivity scope
Network hardware, offline behavior, remote functions and subscriptions are option-dependent
Electrical interface
Voltage, frequency, plug, grounding, rated power and protection require confirmation
Physical envelope
Dimensions, weight, door swing and service clearances are issued on the approved drawing
Customization path
Exterior artwork, screen assets, tap labeling and selected hardware may be developed
Compliance boundary
Permits, alcohol rules, certifications and operator duties remain destination-specific
Controlling definition: Final beverage compatibility, keg or container format, couplers, beverage lines, pressure or pump architecture, refrigeration performance, serving control, transaction functions, access safeguards, software, sanitation procedures, drainage, dimensions, electrical data, certifications and destination-market compliance are defined only by the signed quotation, approved drawing and final technical documents.
06How It Works
Eight moments in a controlled service journey.
The actual sequence, prompts, safeguards and available actions depend on the selected hardware, software and venue rules.
1
Approach
The user identifies the permitted service context, available tap positions and operating notices. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
2
Discover
Enabled beverages and approved information are presented through the cabinet and screen. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
3
Qualify
Any configured payment, staff or access step is completed according to the venue workflow. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
4
Choose
The user selects an available beverage and the permitted serving option. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
5
Authorize
The controller validates the enabled transaction or service rule for that session. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
6
Dispense
The approved tap and control method supports the configured pour process. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
7
Collect
The beverage is collected at the metallic service area with spill handling considered. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
8
Restore
The interface and dispense point return to an appropriate ready or service state. Exact behavior is confirmed during solution design.
Legal note: optional access or identity technology must not be described as automatically satisfying alcohol law. Deployment remains subject to qualified local review.
07Smart Management System
A night-mode operations console built around useful signals.
Connected features only exist when supported by the selected controller, sensors, network and software package.
Connectivity contract
Define connection method, coverage, offline behavior and synchronization expectations for the actual venue.
Role architecture
Map operator, replenishment, service and administrative permissions before accounts are issued.
Alert ownership
Set recipients, thresholds, response windows and escalation paths so notifications lead to action.
Data stewardship
Agree ownership, retention, export, privacy and third-party responsibilities for the chosen platform.
Operational signal board
OPTIONAL SYSTEMCHANNEL 01
Device availability
Availability and data source to be confirmed.
CHANNEL 02
Approved sales summary
Availability and data source to be confirmed.
CHANNEL 03
Service event status
Availability and data source to be confirmed.
CHANNEL 04
Content version
Availability and data source to be confirmed.
CHANNEL 05
User role status
Availability and data source to be confirmed.
CHANNEL 06
Supported input status
Availability and data source to be confirmed.
08OEM / ODM Customization
Build the black-gold experience in seven approval layers.
Customization remains strongest when visual direction, engineering interfaces and destination obligations are reviewed together.
01
Exterior identity
Cabinet wrap, black-gold balance, logo scale, legal text and surface finish. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
02
Tap language
Flavor markers, handle presentation, hardware choice and service-bay styling. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
03
Screen choreography
Welcome state, menu hierarchy, approved translations, notices and visual assets. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
04
Transaction pathway
Prices, payment concept, receipts, currencies and regional provider compatibility. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
05
Access approach
Staff, account, identity or age-related integrations where lawful and technically available. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
06
Beverage architecture
Containers, couplers, lines, pumps or gas, serving logic and cleaning access. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
07
Site integration
Power, ventilation, drainage, network, placement, movement and service clearances. Feasibility, price and lead-time impact are confirmed before approval.
Recommended buyer input pack
Destination country, venue and supervision model, beverage and container information, expected usage profile, desired transaction and access concept, electrical standard, site services, movement route, placement constraints, logo files, brand colors, approved screen content and target delivery window.
09Manufacturing Capability
From black-gold concept to documented handover.
This describes a controllable project process. It does not claim unverified factory capacity, certifications or delivery performance.
1
Define the commercial brief
Translate the beverage, venue, brand and compliance objectives into a structured scope. Records, approval owners and acceptance criteria depend on the contracted project.
2
Resolve engineering interfaces
Review cabinet layout, chilling, beverage paths, controls, maintenance access and site connections. Records, approval owners and acceptance criteria depend on the contracted project.
3
Approve the noir design pack
Freeze exterior graphics, tap labels, screen assets and required notices. Records, approval owners and acceptance criteria depend on the contracted project.
4
Integrate the contracted build
Assemble only the components, options and software listed in the confirmed order. Records, approval owners and acceptance criteria depend on the contracted project.
5
Execute the acceptance plan
Apply documented checks relevant to appearance, power-up, prepared chilling and dispense functions. Records, approval owners and acceptance criteria depend on the contracted project.
6
Prepare the handover
Organize shipment, approved records and installation information for the contracted scope. Records, approval owners and acceptance criteria depend on the contracted project.
NOIR PROJECT ATLAS · 24 VISIBLE DECISION CARDS
Turn visual ambition into an approvable machine brief.
The cards below are a planning framework—not product specifications, customer claims or performance guarantees.
01.01 · FRAME
Beverage matrix
Record every intended beer or approved beverage, carbonation behavior, container size, coupler standard and supplier requirement. This keeps the visual four-choice promise connected to an engineered liquid path. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: signed beverage and container matrix. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.02 · FRAME
Cold-service brief
Define serving expectations, ambient environment, replenishment condition, demand pattern and acceptable recovery behavior. Generic descriptions such as ice-cold are not a substitute for measurable acceptance criteria. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: approved thermal brief. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.03 · FRAME
Tap and line design
Coordinate tap hardware, tubing, valves, pressure or pumping arrangement, portion intent and foam considerations as one beverage system. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: reviewed flow diagram and parts list. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.04 · FRAME
Screen journey
Map welcome, selection, notices, unavailable states, interruption handling, confirmation and reset screens. Exception states need the same care as the ideal path. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: approved interface state map. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.05 · FRAME
Venue governance
Identify licenses, supervision model, operating hours, restricted users, required notices and the role of optional access technology with qualified local advice. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: destination compliance checklist. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.06 · FRAME
Hygiene ownership
Assign cleaning frequency, chemicals, flushing, rinsing, disassembly, waste handling, inspection and recordkeeping to named roles. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: practical sanitation SOP. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.07 · FRAME
Site interface
Survey electrical service, grounding, ventilation, network, drainage, floor level, doorway dimensions, movement route and maintenance clearance. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: dimensioned site survey. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
01.08 · FRAME
Noir brand system
Unify cabinet wrap, gold accents, logo scale, tap markers, screen artwork, legal text and viewing distance into a single approved identity. At the frame stage, Collect assumptions, unknowns and stakeholder priorities before options are selected. Separate observations from preferences and supplier-dependent claims. Expected evidence: print-ready artwork pack. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.01 · RESOLVE
Beverage matrix
Record every intended beer or approved beverage, carbonation behavior, container size, coupler standard and supplier requirement. This keeps the visual four-choice promise connected to an engineered liquid path. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: signed beverage and container matrix. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.02 · RESOLVE
Cold-service brief
Define serving expectations, ambient environment, replenishment condition, demand pattern and acceptable recovery behavior. Generic descriptions such as ice-cold are not a substitute for measurable acceptance criteria. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: approved thermal brief. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.03 · RESOLVE
Tap and line design
Coordinate tap hardware, tubing, valves, pressure or pumping arrangement, portion intent and foam considerations as one beverage system. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: reviewed flow diagram and parts list. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.04 · RESOLVE
Screen journey
Map welcome, selection, notices, unavailable states, interruption handling, confirmation and reset screens. Exception states need the same care as the ideal path. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: approved interface state map. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.05 · RESOLVE
Venue governance
Identify licenses, supervision model, operating hours, restricted users, required notices and the role of optional access technology with qualified local advice. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: destination compliance checklist. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.06 · RESOLVE
Hygiene ownership
Assign cleaning frequency, chemicals, flushing, rinsing, disassembly, waste handling, inspection and recordkeeping to named roles. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: practical sanitation SOP. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.07 · RESOLVE
Site interface
Survey electrical service, grounding, ventilation, network, drainage, floor level, doorway dimensions, movement route and maintenance clearance. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: dimensioned site survey. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
02.08 · RESOLVE
Noir brand system
Unify cabinet wrap, gold accents, logo scale, tap markers, screen artwork, legal text and viewing distance into a single approved identity. At the resolve stage, Compare feasible component and workflow alternatives against beverage, venue, service and compliance needs, documenting the reason for each decision. Expected evidence: print-ready artwork pack. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.01 · APPROVE
Beverage matrix
Record every intended beer or approved beverage, carbonation behavior, container size, coupler standard and supplier requirement. This keeps the visual four-choice promise connected to an engineered liquid path. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: signed beverage and container matrix. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.02 · APPROVE
Cold-service brief
Define serving expectations, ambient environment, replenishment condition, demand pattern and acceptable recovery behavior. Generic descriptions such as ice-cold are not a substitute for measurable acceptance criteria. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: approved thermal brief. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.03 · APPROVE
Tap and line design
Coordinate tap hardware, tubing, valves, pressure or pumping arrangement, portion intent and foam considerations as one beverage system. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: reviewed flow diagram and parts list. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.04 · APPROVE
Screen journey
Map welcome, selection, notices, unavailable states, interruption handling, confirmation and reset screens. Exception states need the same care as the ideal path. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: approved interface state map. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.05 · APPROVE
Venue governance
Identify licenses, supervision model, operating hours, restricted users, required notices and the role of optional access technology with qualified local advice. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: destination compliance checklist. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.06 · APPROVE
Hygiene ownership
Assign cleaning frequency, chemicals, flushing, rinsing, disassembly, waste handling, inspection and recordkeeping to named roles. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: practical sanitation SOP. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.07 · APPROVE
Site interface
Survey electrical service, grounding, ventilation, network, drainage, floor level, doorway dimensions, movement route and maintenance clearance. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: dimensioned site survey. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
03.08 · APPROVE
Noir brand system
Unify cabinet wrap, gold accents, logo scale, tap markers, screen artwork, legal text and viewing distance into a single approved identity. At the approve stage, Freeze the relevant drawing, content, component or operating rule through the named approval owner; changed items must be reviewed again. Expected evidence: print-ready artwork pack. The signed quotation and approved technical documents remain controlling.
10Customer Cases
Illustrative project briefs, never disguised as testimonials.
These concepts show how buyers can organize requirements. They are not completed installations, customer endorsements or promised outcomes.
ILLUSTRATIVE BRIEF 01
Members lounge refresh
Objective: Frame a premium multi-choice service point for a licensed, supervised social environment.
Planning focus: Document access rules, operating hours, beverage formats, replenishment route, interface tone and responsible staff.
ILLUSTRATIVE BRIEF 02
Brewery tasting narrative
Objective: Connect a four-beverage presentation with approved digital product stories in a visitor area.
Planning focus: Confirm tasting limits, staff oversight, cleaning ownership, queue design and local service permissions.
ILLUSTRATIVE BRIEF 03
Evening entertainment hub
Objective: Place a visually strong dispense station beside other digital guest experiences.
Planning focus: Review payment provider, supervision, network stability, impact protection, drainage and after-hours security.
ILLUSTRATIVE BRIEF 04
Branded event salon
Objective: Use the black-gold cabinet as a staffed temporary activation touchpoint.
Planning focus: Confirm transport, temporary power, ambient exposure, cooling recovery, spill plan and event authorization.
11FAQ
Questions worth resolving before the first pour.
Why call this a four-tap station?
The supplied images visibly show four dispensing positions. Beverage assignment, line routing and simultaneous operating rules are confirmed for the final build.
Can the four taps carry different beers?
A multi-beverage arrangement can be evaluated, but carbonation, couplers, pressure, materials, temperature and sanitation compatibility must be engineered.
What can the touchscreen display?
Approved menus, instructions, notices, languages and enabled service actions can be scoped. Exact pages and functions belong in the software specification.
Is a temperature range included?
No range is inferred from the image. Serving targets, ambient rating and recovery performance must appear in the approved technical sheet.
Can card or QR payment be integrated?
Possible transaction options depend on country, acquirer, terminal certification, wallets, currencies, receipts and network conditions.
Does it automatically verify age?
Identity or age-related integrations may be reviewed where available, but technology alone does not guarantee compliance with alcohol law.
Can the machine control serving volume?
Portion-control methods may be discussed; accuracy depends on the beverage, sensors, valves, calibration, temperature and foam conditions.
Which keg sizes fit inside?
Internal capacity must not be guessed from the exterior. Submit keg drawings, coupler standards and required beverage count for confirmation.
How are beverage lines maintained?
The handover should define chemicals, flushing, rinse verification, disassembly points, frequency, records and responsible roles.
Can the black-and-gold artwork be branded?
Wrap graphics, logo hierarchy, tap labels, legal copy and interface assets can be reviewed subject to print and manufacturing feasibility.
Are remote dashboards available?
Device status, reports, alerts or content tools may be available with selected controls and software; inclusions and subscriptions require written confirmation.
Can the interface support several languages?
Multilingual content can be scoped when the buyer supplies approved translations and completes interface review.
What power supply does it need?
Electrical requirements depend on refrigeration, display, transaction and dispense components and must match the destination standard.
What is the production lead time?
Timing varies with engineering scope, integrations, quantity, artwork approval and production scheduling; use the quotation as the controlling estimate.
Is one unit available?
A one-set project may be discussed, while the final MOQ and terms depend on the configuration and customization level.
Can it be installed outdoors?
Outdoor use is not assumed. Shelter, ambient temperature, solar load, ingress protection, ventilation and site exposure require dedicated assessment.
12CTA Conversion
Bring your venue into
the golden hour.
Send the beverage matrix, destination market, site survey, interface goals and brand assets. WEIMI can review the brief and prepare a configuration-specific proposal with confirmed options and commercial terms.
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