We have traditional and modern brewing technologies. All have relevance in the contemporary market.

Whatever you choose, consider your market and your clients’ varied needs to select what sells considering the location and taste of your customers. There is no harm in incorporating both t widen your market.

Yes, you can. You only need to consider the shipping or transport costs since that is raw material.

That also affects your overall cost, which you need to incorporate based on your clientele. If you have low-income clientele, that is a business mistake.

There is no minimum time frame, but if you still have no room for growth within six months, then it’s time to rethink and re strategize.

Some of the common factors to consider when starting a brewing company include

• Location of the industry
• Available market
• Availability of raw materials
• Availability of capital
• Advanced technology
• Competition
• Transport costs
• Cultural influence

Brewing and tourism are directly proportional. As long as people are going on holidays, then parting is part of the celebration and alcohol, beer, and wine that never miss at any celebration table.