When I look closely at the cleared area on the satellite view, the longer side of the cleared rectangular area has a NNE-SSW orientation. If you compare that to the two southernmost buildings on the Phase II site plan, one of those buildings has the same NNE-SSW orientation, while the other is oriented 90 degrees to that. Just seems like a clever match that the cleared area aligns quite well with what I see on the Phase II site plan.
For me, I can only conclude that the taproom and/or the restaurant at that location are going to get built at that location within a year! That's just my guess. That also implies that the company has found more sources of private financing, another guess. A much bigger indoor space(s) can bring substantially more profits on a monthly basis, enough to really drive the move to a Type 1, unlimited production, brewery that could then be built on the northern part of the Phase II site.
I just care about the taproom and/or restaurant for now as that would be the most likely way to help BRBL become substantially profitable, IMO, allowing them to grow into the beast of a beverage company that I think they will become someday! For any new investors, the unique ability of BrewBilt to building their own brewery equipment gives them a huge financial and time advantage when attempting to scale to a full size brewery/beverage company!
Just my opinion; not investment advice.
p.s. Still scanning the internet for more updated photos of the site. My guess is that all the fill dirt could be in place since that most recent satellite photo and as soon as it dries up out there, maybe we'll see the roads and utilities get built out in the next 6-8 months.
Bullish
