What Type of Beer brewery Should I Start
- Oct 16, 2021
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- tiantai
Breweries are one of the most exciting types of businesses to be involved with. You get to create delicious drinks, host a community of people, indulge in the craft beer brewing and provide all sorts of additional benefits like a bar, food, music and more.
If you want to start a successful brewery business, it’s important to know what your options are. Here are some of the more popular business ideas.
I. Microbrewery Only
A microbrewery by itself doesn’t have an attached bar or brewpub. Instead, they supply beer to other bars, pubs or breweries as guest taps. Later on, they may also sell prepackaged bottles and cans through retail outlets.
II. Microbrewery and Bar or Brewpub
Making a bar or brewpub part of your brewery is a great idea. You can appeal directly to customers, sell beer to the public at better profit margins and create a reputation as a cool place to be. Naturally there is more overhead expense with having an attached bar or brewpub, but your increased revenues and profit margins will help to offset this.
III. Specialized Microbrewery
Most microbreweries will produce a variety of beers: IPAs, stouts, porters, golden ales, pilsners, lagers and more. You can choose to go a different route and produce one or two types or styles of beer and do it really well - for example you may choose to specialize in sours and saisons, or beer reminiscent of a particular region like Belgium or Eastern Europe.
IV. Cidery
Hops are not the only game in town. Cider is also enjoying a renaissance with the discerning drinker, and it could be easier to make a mark in this space.
V. Distillery
You might be interested in brewing hard spirits. Whether it’s gin, bourbon, rum, or something else, small distilleries have become much more popular over the last few years.
VI. Winemaker
If you like the grape, you could produce some excellent wines. Although they are most popular in California, many other parts of the U.S. are suitable for growing grapes and producing an excellent bottle.
If you need any further more suggestions or need any microbrewery equipment offer, please feel free to contact with Tiantai Beer Equipment!
Derrick
Sales Manager
[email protected]
Tiantai Beer Equipment
If you want to start a successful brewery business, it’s important to know what your options are. Here are some of the more popular business ideas.
I. Microbrewery Only
A microbrewery by itself doesn’t have an attached bar or brewpub. Instead, they supply beer to other bars, pubs or breweries as guest taps. Later on, they may also sell prepackaged bottles and cans through retail outlets.
II. Microbrewery and Bar or Brewpub
Making a bar or brewpub part of your brewery is a great idea. You can appeal directly to customers, sell beer to the public at better profit margins and create a reputation as a cool place to be. Naturally there is more overhead expense with having an attached bar or brewpub, but your increased revenues and profit margins will help to offset this.
III. Specialized Microbrewery
Most microbreweries will produce a variety of beers: IPAs, stouts, porters, golden ales, pilsners, lagers and more. You can choose to go a different route and produce one or two types or styles of beer and do it really well - for example you may choose to specialize in sours and saisons, or beer reminiscent of a particular region like Belgium or Eastern Europe.
IV. Cidery
Hops are not the only game in town. Cider is also enjoying a renaissance with the discerning drinker, and it could be easier to make a mark in this space.
V. Distillery
You might be interested in brewing hard spirits. Whether it’s gin, bourbon, rum, or something else, small distilleries have become much more popular over the last few years.
VI. Winemaker
If you like the grape, you could produce some excellent wines. Although they are most popular in California, many other parts of the U.S. are suitable for growing grapes and producing an excellent bottle.
If you need any further more suggestions or need any microbrewery equipment offer, please feel free to contact with Tiantai Beer Equipment!
Derrick
Sales Manager
[email protected]
Tiantai Beer Equipment
