Draught is a variant spelling of draft and is normally pronounced the same way, as [draft] or [drahft] or with a vowel somewhere between [a] and [ah].

Is draft the same as draught?

They're spelling variants but aren't exactly interchangeable. ... While the draft spelling is much more common for beer in American English, draught is sometimes used for imported beers or the beer "on draught" at American establishments that are either notably British or notably fancy.

Why is draft beer spelled draught?

Before the invention of the beer engine in 1785, beer was transported and served directly from the barrel. The term “draught” originated from the Old English word dragan, which means “to carry or pull.” Today, the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand spell it as draught, while in North America it is draft.