Where It Goes
A tap needs an outlet, a water line and a few square feet, so it fits almost anywhere people already gather. Same product and same service in every one of these rooms.
The clubhouse is the first thing a prospect sees and the thing residents use all year. A tap gives them a reason to be down there.
The amenity floor has to earn the commute, and a tap's one of the few things up there that gets used every day.
Cold brew is the default order for this entire age group. On a campus it moves constantly and nobody has to staff it.
Members expect the small things to be good. A cold tap covers the stretch between the turn, the courts and the patio.
Coffee is the amenity members actually judge you on. Nitro on tap is the version that gets mentioned on the tour.
Common areas work when there's a reason to walk over. A tap is a small one that runs on its own all day.
Cold From The Day It's Made
Why Now
Amenity spend gets judged by the people it's meant to attract, and right now that's young professionals. They're the heaviest specialty coffee drinkers in the country, and they drink it cold.
of people who drank specialty coffee yesterday drank it cold.
of adults 25 to 39 drank specialty coffee in the past week, the highest of any age group.
National Coffee Association, 2026 National Coffee Data Trends, Specialty Coffee Report, June 2026.
A tap on a breakroom counter, beside the coffee the building already has.
How It Works
Nothing to buy, nothing to learn, nothing to manage. The tap is ours to look after. The coffee is yours to pour.
An outlet, a water line and a few square feet. No kegs to swap, no plumbing project, nothing for your team to run.
We restock it, clean it and service it on a schedule. If something is off, we fix it before anyone in your building notices.
A nitro cascade at 38°F, any time the building is open. Nobody signs anything. Nobody pays anything.
The Coffee
Specialty-grade, roasted locally, and checked on every visit.
Questions
The things building owners, property managers and workplace leads ask before a site walk.
A nitro cold brew tap for common areas. Berg installs it, stocks it and services it. The building pays one monthly fee and everyone pours for free.
Apartment clubhouses, office amenity floors, student unions, country clubs, coworking lounges and senior living community rooms.
The building. Nobody pouring a cup ever pays or swipes a card.
None. Berg stocks, cleans and services it on a set schedule. Your team does nothing.
An outlet, a cold water line and a few square feet of counter. No kegs, no gas cylinders, no plumbing work.
Good. We size the service to the room up front and adjust visits if it runs busier. If one tap can't keep up, we add a second.
The coffee, the dispenser, the install, the cups, and all service and cleaning. Nothing to buy, nothing to manage.
Specialty-grade, locally roasted, steeped cold for most of a day. Served black at 38°F. Coffee, water and nitrogen, nothing else.
Depends on your lease. Triple net, generally yes, since amenity costs are standard operating expenses. Full service gross with a base year, usually not for tenants already in place, because adding a new expense category resets the base year. We'll check your structure before promising anything.
Columbus and Central Ohio, including downtown, Easton, Polaris, Dublin and New Albany.
No. Berg is cold only. It sits beside whatever hot coffee you already have.
Contact
Send us your details. We'll walk the space with you, set up a tasting, and follow up with plans and pricing.
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