ouchdrummer said

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and if anyone really wants to try any they will have to come to the party (maybe show) because i for one do NOT sell the beer i make, not yet at least. Its all R&D. Once we get some good diverse recipes, we will start microbrewery. The great thing about that is that you don't need a certain amount to start building a reputation. Just a couple dozen cases here and there marketed to the "hip-er" bars in town that deal with microbrews. IE: Bukowski's, Public House, Sunset, etc.. And when beer conventions come into boston/providence/worchester we will make sure we rent a table so that the real beer connoisseurs can try it. Once we get the word out, we spend a little money on a bigger fermenter, and suddenly we start making a little profit.

This isnt just a dream, or wishful thinking. I AM going to start a microbrewery.