I do. Are you searching just ONE post type, for if you had a Custom Post Type called ‘beerhouses` (or you could make one), you settings might look like this:
https://www.screencast.com/t/lkDn6yy8k3
and
https://www.screencast.com/t/AlejhtOqu
Also, the field for the ‘tags’ needs to be in the form, even if you hide it using custom CSS to set it to display: none.
If you have a Custom Post Type (such as I describe), do NOT use standard Post Tags and Categories. Instead use a custom taxonomy.
If you are using normal Posts, Categories and tags, and realize now it would be better not to, there are tools (plugins) to help you easily make Custom Post Types (plugin is Custom Post Type UI), custom taxonomies for that new custom post type (the same CPT UI plugin), to be able to move a Post to a custom post type (Post Type Switcher plugin) and a plugin to move tags/terms to the new custom taxonomy (a plugin called Taxonomy Switcher).
Of these three plugins, only CPT UI would need to remain on yuor WordPress installation. The other two are use and then remove plugins.