Start Your Brewery With The Right Business Plan
A Solid Foundation
Whether a veteran of the craft beer industry or a homebrewer ready to make the jump into commercial brewing, the path to successfully starting a brewery begins by building a sound foundation. Over the years, BreweryBusinessPlan.com has continually refined the 100+ page business plan we offer brewing entrepreneurs to guarantee them the best opportunity of success. To create the most comprehensive commercial brewery business plan available: we’ve called on decades of experience from a diversified group of craft experts based on their unique industry skill sets; continually revised and updated our 100+ page business plan with the latest craft analysis, trends, and statistics; and dedicated more than 400 hours to create a business plan as close to bulletproof as you’ll find.
Today, after having helped dozens of breweries get their start, BreweryBusinessPlan.com has become one of the premiere resources and consultantcies for craft brewing entrepreneurs in the United States.
Proven Track Record
Nothing speaks quite as loudly as results, and no other consultancy has helped start more craft breweries over the last 5 years than BreweryBusinessPlan.com. The breweries showcased below represent a small portion of the many craft breweries that BreweryBusinessPlan.com has helped to start all over North America!
Plan Benefits
Return On Investment
When you purchase the craft brewery business plan, it represents not just an investment in your future, but also materializes your ambitions and dreams of owning your own brewery. The feasibility study and/or business plan represent your commitment to making things happen – a first step on the long and exciting journey that lay ahead of you. Luckily, the professionals at BreweryBusinessPlan.com have helped to both shorten your trek, and remove many of the obstacles in your way. With years of development and hundreds of hours at its foundation, the plan will shorten your learning curve, bring to light and resolve various issues you may not have considered, and provide you with a list of milestones to check off your list along the way.
Save Months of Time
Consider the scenario from a monetary standpoint. The smallest 1 barrel nanobrewery we’ve worked with averaged at least $6,000/month in sales. The brewery business plan sells for $299. To produce a plan of equal caliber, you’re talking months worth of research and work – yet to adapt the brewery business plan to your particular business model, you’re talking 10-20% of that time. Your business plan can be complete in a matter of ~2 weeks instead of 3-4 months. That time savings translates directly into dollars. Whether you’re able to capture 2-3 months worth of what otherwise might be lost revenues by starting earlier, or you’re able to continue working a part/full time job while you plan your brewery – the brewery business plan offers a 5 figure return on your investment.
Included In The Brewery Business Plan
Business Plan | Documents/Worksheets |
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Executive Summary | Industry Stats & Benchmarks |
Company Objectives | Production Figures & Costs |
Mission Statement & Vision | 3 Year’s Pro Forma Statements |
Key Success Factors | Sales Analysis |
Company Summary | Tap Room & Distribution Analysis |
Ownership | Brewery Investment Costs |
Start-up Summary | Brew Systems Analysis |
Sales Literature | Licenses, Taxes, & Permits |
Product Sourcing | Location Upfitting Analysis |
Technology | Brewery Production Schedules |
Market Analysis & Summary | Target Market Demographics |
Market Segmentation | Employee Compensation Plans |
Target Market Strategy | Water Volume Heating Calculator |
Market Needs | Inventory, Equipment, & Incidental Cost Lists |
Market Trends | |
Market Growth | |
Industry Analysis | |
Industry Participants | |
Distribution Patterns | |
Competition Buying Patterns | |
Main Competitors | |
Web Plan Summary | |
Website Marketing Strategy | |
Development Requirements | |
SWOT Analysis | |
Strategy Pyramid | |
Value Proposition | |
Competitive Edge | |
Marketing Strategy | |
Positioning Statement | |
Pricing Strategy | |
Promotion Strategy | |
Distribution Strategy | |
Marketing Programs | |
Sales Strategy | |
Sales Forecast | |
Sales Program | |
Strategic Alliances | |
Milestones | |
Management Summary | |
Organizational Structure | |
Management Team | |
Management Team Gaps | |
Personnel Plan | |
Financial Plan | |
Startup Funding | |
Important Assumptions | |
Key Financial Indicators | |
Break-even Analysis | |
Projected Profit & Loss | |
Projected Cash Flow | |
Projected Balance Sheet | |
Business Ratios | |
The Investment Offering | |
Valuation | |
Use of Funds | |
Payback Schedule |