The Brewers Association's Guide to Starting Your Own Brewery
A Comprehensive Guide for Aspiring Brewery Owners
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Brewers Publications
Published:16th Jun '13
Should be back in stock very soon
This comprehensive guide is a must-read for aspiring brewery owners, offering essential insights and practical advice for starting a brewery successfully.
In The Brewers Association's Guide to Starting Your Own Brewery, aspiring brewers will find essential insights into the craft brewing industry. This comprehensive guide covers a wide range of topics crucial for anyone looking to establish their own brewery, from site selection and branding to understanding regulatory requirements and choosing the right equipment. Authored by industry veteran Dick Cantwell, the book encapsulates valuable wisdom that can help turn brewing dreams into reality.
The journey of starting a brewery is filled with challenges that require careful planning and execution. Cantwell walks readers through the initial stages of planning, including site selection, brewery size, staffing, and developing a clear concept. He also addresses potential delays, business planning, and raising capital, ensuring that readers are well-prepared for the journey ahead. Additionally, the book delves into regulatory and legal matters, emphasizing a brewery's obligations and providing strategies for growth, production, and sales.
Throughout The Brewers Association's Guide to Starting Your Own Brewery, Cantwell emphasizes the importance of brand identity, marketing, and quality assurance. He discusses practical details, such as securing ingredients and installing necessary equipment. Once the brewery opens, ongoing planning for brand portfolio management, sustainable operations, and effective product presentation becomes essential. This guide serves as a vital resource for anyone aiming to succeed in the dynamic craft brewing industry, ensuring they operate responsibly while achieving profitability.
ISBN: 9781938469053
Dimensions: 273mm x 211mm x 14mm
Weight: 567g
200 pages
Second Edition