Yes, all revenue looks great. For the next 6-7 months I just hope the taproom profits really take off, allowing the lenders from last year to earn a decent monthly paycheck on their small percentages of the net profits that they get from the taproom. If they smell money from the profits, those same lenders might also be the ones who step up and provide additional financing to get the Phase II brewery to break ground.
If we get lucky, not only will the wholesale beer sales at least double this year, but maybe the company will get just enough funding to get another taproom or restaurant opened by next spring, further accelerating their growth.
I watched how Oskar Blues and Lefthand Brewing grew into substantial breweries and Oskar Blues in particular had a nice size taproom/restaurant to really get them going. But even with their success, it still took many years before they became substantial businesses. BRBL is only 1.5 years into their brewing operation. I have complete faith that they'll scale into a larger brewery/beverage operation someday, but it does take time.
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