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Sample rows

10 of the 269 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What is in this beer garden email list?

The beer garden file has 269 Google Maps listings in the Beer garden category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is an outdoor drinking venue: a classic German-style garden with long tables, a brewery patio, a taproom yard or a pub with a large open-air space. Each venue is one row.

Email addresses are on 188 of the listings, one per venue. Phone numbers are on 215 rows and a website is on 236. The file is small, which makes it easy to read through, and most gardens have a site with a menu, a tap list and an events page.

The Google category is the same on every row, Beer garden. What each venue is, whether a brewery, a restaurant or a stand-alone garden, comes from the name and the site.

How can you segment the file?

Work through the beer garden CSV in Excel or Google Sheets. These cuts help.

Geography first. A garden's guests come from the neighborhood, and sellers of patio goods or beer pick a metro. Milwaukee has the most listings among cities, ahead of New York and Philadelphia.

The business name column shows the venue type. Words such as Brewing, Brewery or Taproom point to venues tied to a brewer. Words such as Biergarten, Bierhaus or Hofbrau mark German-style gardens, which often run their own kitchens and book large groups. Names with Park, Yard or Patio point to open-air venues in a city. Checking the site confirms the type.

The email type column splits 60 named-person addresses from 80 role addresses, so a note to an owner and a note to an events inbox can be written separately.

• State and city: Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia and Washington lead.
• Business name: brewing, taproom, biergarten, yard or patio.
• Email type: named addresses for owners, role addresses for the events inbox.
• Website column: tap list, food menu and events page.

Who buys a beer garden email list?

Buyers include sellers of drinks and gear. Craft breweries, cideries, hard seltzer and non-alcoholic beer brands look for outdoor venues to pour their taps. Draft system installers, keg and glassware suppliers, and tap handle makers pitch gardens that rotate beers. Soft drink and kombucha brands also look for gardens that serve families.

Others sell the outdoor setting. Picnic table, bench, umbrella, string light and outdoor heater companies supply patios. Tent and shade structure installers and fencing contractors pitch gardens that extend their season. Food truck operators and live music booking agents look for venues that host them. Point-of-sale vendors with handheld ordering, ticketing services and event insurers also sell to garden owners.

How do you run outreach to beer gardens?

A beer garden owner or manager checks mail in the morning before opening, or late in the night after close, since the working hours are afternoon and evening. Send during the morning, keep the note short and lead with the one thing your product does for a garden.

Looking at the 188 garden emails, 60 name a person and 80 are role addresses. A named address most likely reaches the owner or general manager. A role address such as events@ may be read by a staff member who handles bookings, so ask that person to forward your note to whoever buys supplies.

Season matters here more than almost anywhere. A garden in Wisconsin or Massachusetts plans for spring in the winter, while one in Texas or California runs most of the year. An outdoor heater or a shade sail pitch lands differently in each place, so split by state before you write.

The file has 215 phone numbers, but a call in the afternoon interrupts service, so call in the late morning. Dedupe by website domain, since a brewery with a garden may be listed twice, and send in small batches.

What email rules apply when you contact beer gardens?

A sales email to a garden owner falls under CAN-SPAM, which asks for your company's valid postal address in the email and a working opt-out. If the manager asks you to stop, remove the address from your sends.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California has 37 beer garden listings and 26 emails, and Texas has 36 and 25. Wisconsin has 23 and 16, North Carolina has 21 and 15, New York has 17 and 12, Massachusetts has 16 and 11, Pennsylvania has 15 and 10, and Oregon has 14 and 10.

In the city list, Milwaukee has 13 listings. New York and Philadelphia have 12 each, Washington DC and San Antonio have 9 each, Portland has 8, Boston has 7 and Houston has 6.

Wisconsin has fewer listings than California or Texas but sends a city, Milwaukee, to the top of the list. A seller of garden gear can start in Milwaukee and add Madison or other Wisconsin towns by state filter.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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