New brewpub opened in town...
#41
Posted 10 November 2019 - 07:03 AM
We can make up numbers and do the math, but in community, it will average X pints of beer sold per month. If you open "too many" craft beer houses, some of them will not he able to survive. They could all serve great beer, great staff, fair prices, etc. If my community has 50 craft beer houses, only 4 of them (on average) are going to see my money each month.
#42
Posted 10 November 2019 - 10:36 AM
In addition, Denny, I'm not trying to say you are 100% wrong, just that those kinds of statements should be reserved for specific cases. You're kind of a rock star among homebrewers and what you say has influence in the community. I'd hate for that to have an inadvertent negative affect.
I can only speak the truth as I see it.
#43
Posted 11 November 2019 - 05:51 PM
In addition, Denny, I'm not trying to say you are 100% wrong, just that those kinds of statements should be reserved for specific cases. You're kind of a rock star among homebrewers and what you say has influence in the community. I'd hate for that to have an inadvertent negative affect.
We've had a number of breweries start up in the Missouri side in an area that is having a little revival. Their hours are limited enough that I won't go except for 1 or 2 that have marginally acceptable hours. I suspect there will be some equipment for sale - I would guess 35% will be gone before long. Empathy is nice but it does not pay the bills
#44
Posted 12 November 2019 - 12:37 PM
We've had a number of breweries start up in the Missouri side in an area that is having a little revival. Their hours are limited enough that I won't go except for 1 or 2 that have marginally acceptable hours. I suspect there will be some equipment for sale - I would guess 35% will be gone before long. Empathy is nice but it does not pay the bills
Exactly...I'm not gonna sugar coat it in order to make someone feel better.
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