BrewBilt Brewing Co (BRBL)

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Today's news mentioned that BrewBilt Brewing has 154 active customers. That's quite significant. If each of those customers only ordered $300 worth of product each month, that would be $46,200 in monthly revenue! At $500 worth of product per month, that would be $77,000 in monthly revenue. They still have to pay for the ingredients, the sales guy and the delivery driver, and fuel, etc. out of that so it's not much yet, but it's a great step for the first 9 months or so.

A large keg of beer holds 15.5 gallons, or 124 pints. 124 / 25 business days per month for a tavern/restaurant would only be approximately 5 pints per day available to serve their customers. One of those kegs would likely cost around $150 - $200 for a microbrewery lager. Doesn't seem unreasonable that each tavern could order 2 kegs per month to have enough inventory for one of the BrewBilt beers. Even ordering 1 keg per week would seem reasonable.

Add the taproom in Nevada City by June or July and suddenly they may has decent positive cash flow by this summer, mere months away. Still, getting that microbrewery franchise would be the real ticket. Imagine the gross profits from just a half-dozen microbreweries for starters, let alone the 40 that they have mentioned in one of the news releases! 10-K could drop within 2 weeks!