way to go Keith, your beer is delicious, best of luck!

Are you hoping for a mail-order business? If not, will your house need to be deemed a Commercial Zone? I have my fingers crossed, there's not NEARLY enough breweries in Central Mass and I'll be sure to buy what you got selling! Good luck!!!

This is great Keith. Good Luck!

I am excited to see what comes of it all.

How much for a Keg?

At this stage, I wouldn't be licensed for sales direct to public, so you'd have to visit fine establishments like The Armsby Abbey or the Dive Bar. I am going to look into the possibility of filling some growlers for places like Austin to carry, though, if I have the supply to do so.

Well, my attempt at running this on residential property was promptly shut down. Apparently Worcester has plenty of code that prevents most manufacturing unless it's in a commercial/industrial zone. I was given an example of someone recently being shut down for something considerably less interesting than beer. I did sort of expect this, but it's a bummer.

This leaves me no option but to try and find some properly zoned space. Unfortunately, it has to be on the cheap side, with an owner who doesn't mind a fairly unconventional tenant. If anyone has ideas or connections, please let me know. There's so much vacant space in Worcester, but it surprises me how expensive some of it is despite being empty for ten years...

Yeah.. I think that my problem with manufacturing space is that my requirements are actually quite small. I can operate in about 500 square feet, or even less, at this scale.