How to Start a Microbrewery
How to Start a Craft Brewery

"We live on a river in the country, we report to no one, we make enough money to live comfortably, and we get to use business and creative skills we have developed over the years. Plus, our product brings joy to many, and, even better, we enjoy the heck out of it. What could be better?"
- Ken and Bennett Johnston, Owners
  Fearless Brewing Company
  Estacada, Oregon

When you start a microbrewery, you will join an industry that has seen amazing growth in recent years, with craft beer sales in the U.S. reaching more than $6 billion in 2008, despite the downturn in the economy. 

In fact, craft beer sales are growing as imported beer sales decline, and the number of small, independent brewers has grown from fewer than 400 less than a decade ago to more than 1,500 today. 

With beer from small brewers more in demand than ever before, you have many options for starting your own microbrewery. You might choose to:

• Start a craft brewery to make your own high quality beer
• Use the facilities of an existing brewery to save money while brewing your beer
• Open a brew pub to sell your beer

If starting a microbrewery or craft brewery sounds like the career of your dreams, the FabJob Guide to Become a Brewery Owner is for you! In this e-book you will discover how you can get started and succeed in the brewery business.

The brewery guide offers insider tips and expert advice from successful microbrewery and craft brewery owners and other industry experts. The experts who share advice in this guide include:

• Paul Gatza, Director of the Brewers Association, a national organization that represents the interests of commercial craft brewers across the U.S.
• Tom Hennessy, co-owner of Colorado Boy Pub and Brewery, creator of the Frankenbrew video, and mentor to new brewery owners
• Scott Newman-Bale, Chief Financial Officer and Vice-President of Shorts Brewing Company, a brewery and brew pub located in Bellaire, Michigan, that produces nine award-winning beers

• How to create a business plan for your microbrewery
• Deciding what kind of brewery business to start
• Buying an established brewery (including how to find craft breweries for sale)
• Starting a microbrewery from scratch
• Choosing a name for your microbrewery
• Where to get start-up financing for your brewery business (includes sample start-up budgets)
• Information about important business matters for starting a brewery including insurance, incorporation, and licensing
• How to determine the amount of space (square footage) needed for your brewhouse 
• Choosing a location for your brewery 
• Equipment and supplies you'll need to start a microbrewery business and where to get them
• Important systems you'll need to set up a brewery including bottling and kegging

• How to develop effective systems for running your microbrewery on a daily basis
• Deciding whether to brew your own beer or hire a contract brewer to produce it for you 
• How to choose the best ingredients to go into your craft beer
• What to include on your beer labels plus information on trademarking your labels
• How to set your beer prices to maximize your profits
• How to manage your beer and brewing supplies inventory
• Marketing strategies for microbreweries and craft brewies
• How to find a distributor so you can sell your beer to retail stores, restaurants, and bars
• Setting up a website for your brewery
• Regulations you need to be aware of when selling your beer 
• How to find and hire great brewery employees

• How to organize special events to attract customers and increase sales, including: 
• Your grand opening
• Brewery tours
• Beer tastings
• Information you need to know about brewery hygiene and safety 
• Valuable samples and checklists for starting your microbrewery or craft brewery business, including: 
• Sample brewery purchase checklist
• Sample budgets for a brewery
• Sample daily sales report
• Brewing equipment checklist
• Brewery supplies checklist
• Sample press release
• Sample grand opening plan
• And more! (including free updates)

It can save you many hours of research, help you avoid some costly mistakes, and give you information you need to start your own microbrewery or craft brewery.

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