
Well, the first question that came to mind would be... Why do you want the
customer to peek inside instead of just come in? And the rest just brought
about questions about how one grows a beer garden. Do you water it daily?
Does watering it water down the beer? Where do you get seeds? Does
cross pollination make the bees drunk?
But then I took a second look at this and noticed the spelling of
'peak'. According to Webster... PEAK: (noun) the pointed top
of a mountain, the pointed top of anything, (verb) to project a peak, to
attain a peak of activity. I think the word they might have been
looking for is PEEK: (verb) to look or glance furtively.
So what are they truly saying? Has the garden grown into a
mountain with a peak? Or do they want you to come in and attain
your peak? And at what?