Florida startup brewery plans to hit 100,000 barrels/year in three years
Not again.
Sittenfeld is president of Southwest Florida Brewery Co. Inc., and his plan is to brew 100,000 barrels per year, the equivalent of about 15 million bottles of beer.
"It might take three years to get sales up to where we need that much," Sittenfeld said.
You read that, too? It MIGHT.
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via Naples Daily News.
Adam, another “bubblehead” pops up. A Heineken-like beer named “Montenegro”? It’s 1996 all over again.
Oh yeah! This is my pick to click! Are they looking for investors?
How in the world does he figure that will happen???
In fairness, the article mentions contract brewing, and I really haven’t seen too many big, contract-brewing oriented places in the southeast. It could fill a niche for sure, but one that’d probably serve more people if located in Georgia.