Professional small brewing plant 1000 l for restaurants, hotels (maximum of 340 seats)
HOYER breweries GERMANY
- 2-vessel brewhouse in stainless steel V2A (1.4301)
- Computer-controlled mash Litigation
- Koch AE (pressure cooking possible)
- 2 x manhole cover
- Valve operating manual
- Brewing equipment is completely up to wort cooling
- Fermentation and storage tanks sold separately
- Training of staff on site
- Brewing equipment for beer production capacity ranges from 800 l (8 hl) per seat per year
- Questions, technical drawing and other information via email
- 1200 l volume
- 1000 liters of beer sales
Delivery of the brewing equipment for about 3 months.
- Two three-phase connections (400 volts), a hot water port to be present, and a drain (sink or sinkhole)
- various earth outlets must be available
- optimum ventilation of the rooms is required during the brewing process
- Work space for the brewhouse from milling with approximately 45 m², height min 230 cm
- The brewing water has drinking water quality
Profitability calculation:
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South at 1 week and 5 € per liter of beer revenue
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50,000 liters / year x 5 €
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250,000 euros beer revenue per year
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50,000 liters / year x 0.24 € *:
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-12 000 € beer production per year
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Margin:
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238 000 € per year
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Minus. Personnel and occupancy costs, other costs (calculation example)
Basis of calculation: 1 liter of beer costs 0.24 euros in the production including raw materials, energy, water and 19% tax without regard to the investment for fermentation and storage cellars, and other investments for filling etc.
The gain can be increased in several steps:
Profit at 2 brews per week: € 476 000 p. Year
Profit at 3 brews per week: € 714 000 p. Year
Profit at 4 brews per week: € 952 000 p. Year
Profit at 5 brews per week: 1.19 million € p. Year
Profit at 6 brews per week: € 1.428 million p. Year
etc.
In a combined beer sales of 500 hectoliters (50,000 liters) per year, makes the complete system (1000 l) was paid in about 1 / 2 year. From about a year driving the restaurateur (or hotel owner) a net profit.