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在 1997年3月11日星期二 UTC+8下午4:00:00，Colin DuBois写道：
I also have the same concern about the catalogue of the brewery.
A microbrewery is something like 10bbl , 20bbl till 30bbl, i think.
The brewery system you want may be called a nano brewery or a lab type brewery system.
Nano brewery system is small with 1bbl, 2bbl or 3bbl.
If you a business, the system above 3bbl is much suitable because of the economy calculation.
If you only take it as a hobby and like to get a professional brewing feeling, i suggest a 1bbl or half bbl system.
Of course, it must have the whole function for the commercial brewing.
Not a pilot or home brewing system.
Hope i can help you.
Ray Lee
Tiantai beer equipment company
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For some, microbrewing is either a schooled profession or a hobby that
has been grown to MONSTEROUS proportions. I would like to think that I
could attain the dream of microbrewing by means of the hobby route. My
short-term goal/dream is to open a small restuarant within 1-3 years,
and offer some home/microbrew beers to the public. This small
restuarant is my primary focus. However, I would like to have a brewing
system that would be adequate for startup and growth. I have searched
the WEB to some extent, and have only found companies that custom
fabricate 10-150 bbl systems. One in particular, started at $12K. I
also looked into some mail order home brew supply stores. One store had
a system which consisted of three 15 gallon stainless steel pots atop a
step type platform which had burners under each pot. It sold for
$1250.
My questions are: Does anyone have any information on microbrewing
equipment and prices that would fit my needs? Is there any books on
starting a microbrewery? I almost hate to call it a microbrewery
because I may only put 1 or 2 beers out at a time; 1 to 2 barrels each.
I don't believe the system would have to be too terribly large. Any
comments would be greatly appreciated, and can be sent to
Again thankyou
Colin DuBois
Hi, Colin,has been grown to MONSTEROUS proportions. I would like to think that I
could attain the dream of microbrewing by means of the hobby route. My
short-term goal/dream is to open a small restuarant within 1-3 years,
and offer some home/microbrew beers to the public. This small
restuarant is my primary focus. However, I would like to have a brewing
system that would be adequate for startup and growth. I have searched
the WEB to some extent, and have only found companies that custom
fabricate 10-150 bbl systems. One in particular, started at $12K. I
also looked into some mail order home brew supply stores. One store had
a system which consisted of three 15 gallon stainless steel pots atop a
step type platform which had burners under each pot. It sold for
$1250.
My questions are: Does anyone have any information on microbrewing
equipment and prices that would fit my needs? Is there any books on
starting a microbrewery? I almost hate to call it a microbrewery
because I may only put 1 or 2 beers out at a time; 1 to 2 barrels each.
I don't believe the system would have to be too terribly large. Any
comments would be greatly appreciated, and can be sent to
Again thankyou
Colin DuBois
I also have the same concern about the catalogue of the brewery.
A microbrewery is something like 10bbl , 20bbl till 30bbl, i think.
The brewery system you want may be called a nano brewery or a lab type brewery system.
Nano brewery system is small with 1bbl, 2bbl or 3bbl.
If you a business, the system above 3bbl is much suitable because of the economy calculation.
If you only take it as a hobby and like to get a professional brewing feeling, i suggest a 1bbl or half bbl system.
Of course, it must have the whole function for the commercial brewing.
Not a pilot or home brewing system.
Hope i can help you.
Ray Lee
Tiantai beer equipment company
***@gmail.com