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Craft Brewery


               too difficult to make a case for a brewery produc-
               ing as little as 1,500 to 2,000 barrels per year to     Get the equipment You need!
               justify the expense of a silo and slab and be able
               to recoup that cost in less than a year. From that
               point on, the cost savings goes right into the brew-
               ery’s bottom line. A brewer should inquire with
               their malt providers to confirm the exact savings
               point on a per pound basis and see if there are any                         We specialize in the full
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                 “I suggest that a brewer engage a company that                           winery, craft brewer or craft
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                 “Another consideration,” said Ewald, “Is after all
               the fun that comes with grain conveyance, milling,
               and brewing, you’re then going to have to deal with
               the spent grain. So it’s best to have an idea of how
               much spent grain will be stored, the time that it will
               be in storage, how it is going to be moved out and
               where it will be going. [These are] all things to think
               through before you brew that first batch of good-
               ness.”











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