| There are beer enthusiasts who are deeply enriched | | | | say they like the taste, the bar owner will most likely |
| in the beer making world, who own their own home | | | | want to stock it. Make a thing of it. It's supposed to |
| breweries and who take advantage of all the | | | | be a fun time. So, have fun! |
| benefits. Then, there are beer enthusiasts who have | | | | The next logical level is to enter into some beer |
| never even thought of making their own. I can't | | | | events. Start locally, but again have fun. Go across |
| imagine why a beer enthusiast wouldn't at least be | | | | the country if you want. The more exposure you |
| interested in giving it a try, but I'm going to try to | | | | get, the more buyers you get. Don't be surprised |
| change that now. | | | | when someone approaches you to see if you want a |
| There are many benefits to brewing your own beer | | | | sponsor. Sponsorship can take you to levels you |
| and I'm going to take it one step at a time. When | | | | have never imagined. Nationwide distribution. Export. |
| you are ready to get off this wild ride, take stage | | | | International attention. |
| coach left and no one will think any less of you for it. | | | | By this time of course, you have expanded your |
| But I bet once this journey begins, you will want to | | | | enterprise to include so much more than a bucket |
| ride it until the wheels fall off. | | | | and a kegerator. You have built your brewery into a |
| First, brewing your own beer is a way of putting a | | | | high powered system that produces enough beer to |
| mark on your own home bar. You can even get | | | | satisfy all your orders. You've moved your operation |
| online and design yourself a label and then place it on | | | | to a local location that houses your brewery and |
| your bottles, glasses and beer taps even. When | | | | invites the neighbors to wander in and have a beer. |
| company comes over, you can have them all try it. It | | | | You've had to apply for your beer license so that |
| might just become their favorite beer meaning you | | | | you can start selling your beer and you've had to |
| might just get company more often if that seems | | | | build a bar so that your neighbors have a |
| like something you would like to have. | | | | comfortable place to sit. You've got a sign on the |
| Then, you can start marketing your beer to the local | | | | front of your place with your name on it and you've |
| bars. Give them a taste and see if they like it. There | | | | been highlighted in the paper as the local beer expert. |
| are different ways to make this happen. You can get | | | | With a few different flavors now in your inventory, |
| in touch with a local bar owner and tell them you | | | | you can have a seat. Take a breath. You're finished |
| would like to have a tasting at their bar. You offer | | | | the first phase of Operation Your Brew. The rest of |
| some of your beer for free and then when people | | | | the ride goes anywhere you want it to go. |
