Nano Square Feet

[lebowski714]

While searching for a location for my smalll 3 bbl system, I found a tiny place that will barely hold my homebrew equipment (465 sq ft).

So I started thinking, who has the the smallest nano out there (in terms of square feet)?

[Noble31]

Check this link out from JV Northwest.

http://jvnw.com/Industries/BeerTanks.html


Chris

[mikefromcu]

We do it all in 800ft2.

[simmeringbrews]

Hey Mike,
Thanks for being forthcoming about your size. We are considering a very small startup as well. Our equipment is *just* smaller than yours. We are looking at a space that is 915 square feet. Would you mind elaborating on what you have in there (size and # of fermenters, tap house size, etc..). Do you have sufficient space or do you wish you were bigger? Do you think you have enough room to grow?

Thanks!

[aknechel]

Check out the awesome blog Hess Brewing has maintained which has all the info you need. It can be found at http://hessbrewing.blogspot.com/ Most of the start-up info is in 2009 and 2010.

All future nano's owe the guys at Hess a big thank you for this effort!!

Andrew Knechel
Bucks County Brewery

[simmeringbrews]

You know, I've seen this before (a LONG time ago), but I really need to go back and give it another look. Thanks for reminding me.

[ISOB brewery]

1.5 bbl in 192 SF. it is tight.


Kirk Bosi
ISOB Brewing Company
Manhattan, IL