Design a craft beer bar menu presented as a realistic tap list board, using the Board Style and Color Palette. Place the Venue Name at the top as the largest element in clean, condensed white type. Arrange the Section Headings in a clear vertical hierarchy, with the Item Names grouped beneath them in the same order as provided. Set each Price on the same row as its corresponding item, using a consistent right-aligned grid. Include the Footer Line discreetly at the bottom. Use no more than two typefaces, with strong spacing and crisp, correctly spelled lettering. Add restrained tap-list details such as fine divider lines and small numbered markers without crowding the text. Show the full board straight on with realistic surface texture, believable edge detail and the Bar Lighting creating soft depth across the board. Keep every word legible, with no overlapping text, clipped content, watermarks, logos, QR codes or outer image border.
Use these details:
Venue Name: "The Copper Tap"
Section Headings: ["Lagers", "Pale Ales", "Dark & Strong"]
Item Names: ["Crisp House Lager", "Hoppy Trail Pale Ale", "Citrus Coast IPA", "Midnight Porter", "Oak Barrel Stout", "Old Mill Brown Ale"]
Prices: ["6", "7", "8", "7", "8", "9"]
Footer Line: "18 Harbor Street ยท Open Daily from 4 PM"
Color Palette: "matte black, chalk white and subtle gray"
Board Style: "black tap list board with a lightly textured chalkboard surface"
Bar Lighting: "warm amber pendant lighting with soft highlights and gentle shadows"
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Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
