Concept built by She Thrives Software Consulting for Southern Spoon and Classic Taps. Photography and menus are the businesses’ own.
The truck

Meet Magnolia.

A 1966 GMC, custom built into a rolling bar, and the reason people remember the party.

Magnolia, the 1966 GMC tap truck
Built, not bought

Sixty years old and still working weekends

Magnolia started life as a 1966 GMC. She was stripped, rebuilt and fitted out as a bar, and she has been pouring across Middle Tennessee ever since.

She is the centrepiece, not the caterer’s van parked out of shot. Couples put her in the photographs on purpose.

Length
16 feet
Width
6.5 feet
Height
5.5 feet
Indoors
Happily, as long as she fits through the opening.
Where she parks
Ground as close to level as you can manage, so she can leave again afterwards.
Under new ownership

A new chapter for the same truck

Your introduction goes here. This is where the family that owns Classic Taps now says hello in their own words, alongside a photograph of them with Magnolia. We left it deliberately empty rather than write it for you, and it is the one piece of copy we need from you before launch.

Worth knowing: the live site still tells the founding story of the two men who sold the business, with their photographs on it. Anyone reading it thinks they are hiring them.

Also ours

Feeding them as well as pouring?

Southern Spoon is our catering side, chef-led since 2008, with a thirty-foot kitchen on wheels named Jarvis. One date, one team, one deposit.

See Southern Spoon