TOPIC:

Garage microbrewery/ small business 17 years 1 month ago #1

oblivious Topic Author Offline Posts: 5156	Very interesting <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/7968960.stm">news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/7968960.stm

17 years 1 month ago #2

hendrixcat Offline Posts: 1915	The set up is similar to one shown in the May/Clarke docudrama. The buggers over there always make it look effortless. You'd be jumping through hoops for a decade to get a legal brewery running in your garage over here.

17 years 1 month ago #3

saruman Offline Posts: 4268	That is brilliant, anyone know any more about them? Website or anything?

17 years 1 month ago #4

barry m Offline Posts: 4307	Nice idea to do custom beers for people. It'd be great fun to have something like this as a sideline. How difficult can it be? <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) --> I'd be tempted myself (if i knew anything about the German tax system!).

17 years 1 month ago #5

oconn Offline Posts: 609	if you set up a brew on premises and charged for the raw materials and use of equipment for eg <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="www.barleycorn.com/">www.barleycorn.com/ Is that agaisnt the law ?

17 years 1 month ago #6

oblivious
Topic Author
Offline
Posts: 5156

&quot;oconn&quot;:25wfsgch wrote: if you set up a brew on premises and charged for the raw materials and use of equipment for eg
<a class="postlink" href="www.barleycorn.com/">www.barleycorn.com/
Is that agaisnt the law ?[/quote:25wfsgch]

If you are brewing and selling (in any form) I don't see why you would not be covered by the same laws and rules that other commerical brewery are under

Page:
1
2
3

Forum

Community

Craft Beer Talk

Garage microbrewery/ small business

Time to create page: 0.228 seconds