SERVICES
General consultancy
If you’d like to open your own microbrewery I can advise you on every aspect of your future operation ranging from venue evaluation and capacity planning through to beer brewery equipment reference. Evaluate the situation before the decision to invest is made.
Production set up and capacity
The amount of beer that you can produce is not limited by the brewery’s capacity but by the capacity of its storage tanks. The process has to be calculated and planned in advance. Beer requires time to mature and so the brewing process must be carefully established. You don’t want to brew too much or too little. Capacity also depends on the number of beer types you would like to produce simultaneously.
Choosing the right range of beer
Different seasons call for different beer type. It is also essential that you periodically refresh your production line and introduce new products. With over 100 beer recipes we can make your production line unique.
Selecting proper technology
There are many types of available technology in the brewing industry. These come in different price ranges and state (new vs. old) – do you know what you will need? Different types of beer might sometimes require different brewing equipment. There are many variables that you need to consider when purchasing this technology. I’ll help you choose the right brewing equipment that meets requirements of your new brewery-to-be and ensure that you do not overinvest or buy inappropriate technology. I will also help you optimise workflow and location of the equipment in the given venue. You’ll need to use your space efficiently with an optimal workflow.
Training your in-house brewmaster (s)
I will train your staff to brew beer and share my knowledge that is necessary to build a successful operation. Keep in mind that even people who have never done can learn it within 2 months. I have replicated my experience in places such as Spain and other places.
Production optimisation
The first properly brewed beer is just the start of the entire operation. From this onwards, you will need to ensure that your operation is efficient and will run smoothly. Initial first weeks are important in making sure that your daily operations become flawless and every aspect of the brewing process clicks together in the long run. I will help you to avoid most common mistakes – small and severe – at the beginning of your brewing operation.
