Another homebrewer taking it to the next level

[brewnewb]

I always like to see these stories of homebrewers opening a small place.

I wish them all the sucess.

http://triblive.com/local/valleynewsdis ... y-township

[BlackDuck]

That's pretty cool....Hope they do well and become successful.

[Beer-lord]

It's harder now than ever to start from scratch. I said this before and still believe it.......we're going to see a correction soon.

[Kealia]

Life is short, chase your dreams.

Cheers to them for going after it and best of luck to them!

[Dawg LB Steve]

It's harder now than ever to start from scratch. I said this before and still believe it.......we're going to see a correction soon.

I really believe that depends on the area you are in, here by us there were only a handful or so of breweries/brewpubs 5 years ago. Probably another dozen have popped up since, but that is taking into account going 20 miles east, west and south of Cleveland. I think NE Ohio would benefit from more and most will succeed.

[Yankeedag]

It's the Taxes and fees that stopped me. Too much regulation. oh well, I'll just have to drink all I make. But, I'm willing to suffer.

[RayF]

Well this is pretty crazy! This place is in my backyard. Literally next town across the river from me. I haven't heard about this until I read it here.

[RayF]

Yikes! Upon further review, I have learned of where this place will be located. The building is where bar owners locate to go out of business! I have lived in the same area all my life, this place is just bad luck for anything that has ever been in there. The location is out in nowhere. The Old Mill guys that frequent the bars around here will never pay a premium to drink good beer. Hopefully I'm wrong but if history taught me anything, it taught me that anything that moves into the old Supranos, JDs Roadhouse, antique store, flea market, motor cycle shop, etc. etc., moves in to die!