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First I would start brewing 5 gallons batches all grain every week and read The Practical Brewer which is a VERY professional book on brewing. If you want to do something professional and unique that doesn't cost a lot try a pub that specializes in Cask Ale. Look at Brewers Union Local 180 in...

First you need to decide if you are going to be a brewpub or just a packaging brewery. Packaging breweries get licensed directly through the state. Brewpubs go through your town clerk. You also need to get federal license through the TTB (Taxation Trade Board) TTOB.Gov that is free and can be...

Bottling and kegging are fun because you get to see your product out there, but to support the brewery you need retail sales. For example you sell a keg to a draft account for $100, you also have to provide a tap handle, and keep the lines clean plus deliver. If you have your own tap room, you...