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I_Stay_Noided 02/04/18 7:32:57 PM #1:	I brew beer for a living and I love it. Craft beer has been my passion since I tuned 21and last year I finally started learning how to brew. Problem is I just don't know how much growth there is short of moving to larger breweries (which goes against the whole concept of supporting the little guy and quality beer over mass produced InBev shit) or attempting to start my own brewery which is a monstrous investment, mostly money rather than time. Ughhhhh <cite>I_Stay_Noided posted [p:895461119] in I love my ... [t:76282991]...</cite> <quote>I brew beer for a living and I love it. Craft beer has been my passion since I tuned 21and last year I finally started learning how to brew. Problem is I just don't know how much growth there is short of moving to larger breweries (which goes against the whole concept of supporting the little guy and quality beer over mass produced InBev shit) or attempting to start my own brewery which is a monstrous investment, mostly money rather than time. Ughhhhh</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
I_Stay_Noided 02/05/18 11:56:58 AM #2:	Bump <cite>I_Stay_Noided posted [p:895503821] in I love my ... [t:76282991]...</cite> <quote>Bump</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Colorahdo 02/05/18 12:00:18 PM #3:	I used to live in Denver and knew a few people who were master brewers for the bazillion breweries there, and they made good money. At least 60k/year --- But those enemies of mine who did not want me to be king over them - bring them here and kill them in front of me ~Jesus Christ <cite>Colorahdo posted [p:895504034] in I love my ... [t:76282991]...</cite> <quote>I used to live in Denver and knew a few people who were master brewers for the bazillion breweries there, and they made good money. At least 60k/year</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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