jonbomb
Well-Known Member
Well I was sitting down watching tv with SWMBO this weekend and something popped into my head. I know in philadelphia you need a liscence to sell homebrew but what I have in mind is something a little different.
I was thinking of running a private service. Let's say I told all of my friends and family that if they wanted to buy any beer off of me that they can ask me to make whatever type of beer they want.
Lets say a family member wanted me to make them an octoberfest. I tell them to pay for the ingredients and I will make it but you have to pay me a labor fee. Lets say 10 bucks.
I understand partial mash and extract are a little more expensive then all grain. Not to mention instead of me ordering online I can goto LHBS and pick up all the ingredients unless they want something special which I would have to order online.
So in the long run the money I make can pay for iether new equiptment to expand or even pay for recipes for myself. If I go all grain I can easily up the labor a few bucks to make more money.
Sound like a good idea?? I was thinking making a list sort of like a menu and giving it to people to see how they react.
I was thinking of running a private service. Let's say I told all of my friends and family that if they wanted to buy any beer off of me that they can ask me to make whatever type of beer they want.
Lets say a family member wanted me to make them an octoberfest. I tell them to pay for the ingredients and I will make it but you have to pay me a labor fee. Lets say 10 bucks.
I understand partial mash and extract are a little more expensive then all grain. Not to mention instead of me ordering online I can goto LHBS and pick up all the ingredients unless they want something special which I would have to order online.
So in the long run the money I make can pay for iether new equiptment to expand or even pay for recipes for myself. If I go all grain I can easily up the labor a few bucks to make more money.
Sound like a good idea?? I was thinking making a list sort of like a menu and giving it to people to see how they react.