How do you distinguish the types of breweries?

In China, breweries are consistent on a certain level, and various techniques are also used across countries to differentiate breweries, often based on the variety brewed each year. Let's start with the smallest categories, our technicians will describe about the types and differences of breweries.

The Nano Brewery is the smallest brewery on our list, it does not have a specific designated quantity, and the equipment is less than 300L, it is recognized as a Nano Brewery. Starting a brewery may require a bit of capital outlay, and nano breweries are also a great option. Choose a 100L system that will do your brewing well for very little money.

A brewpub is known as a brewery connected to a dining establishment, and a brewpub is an opportunity for dining establishments to enter the beer market where customers can enjoy their dishes while admiring unique beers. A brewpub is a great place for a solo entrepreneurial venture, and the equipment is small; typically around 500-1000 liters, so the capital expenditure is minimal. You can serve beer, and you can also generate income by serving food.

Craft breweries are small independent manufacturers. In the United States, breweries that produce less than 6 million barrels of beer are craft breweries. The previous limit was 2 million barrels per year. Many craft breweries never quite hit that number. Craft breweries are growing at an ever-increasing pace, using unconventional ingredients to create one-of-a-kind beers.

Microbrewery system for brewing beer

What is a farm brewery? This is a brewery that produces beer on a ranch. They are often described as "location breweries" because they serve beer to anyone who sees them. Ranch breweries have been around for centuries, and they started out as manufacturers that needed raw materials such as fruit and/or plants that were readily available and inexpensive.

What is a contract brewery? Contract breweries brew beer for people who want to make and sell beer but don't have a brewery. Additionally, contract breweries may brew beer for breweries that have grown out of their systems and cannot keep up with demand. Contract brewing is an arrangement in which companies brew and package beer on equipment they don't own. Although the terms of the agreement can vary widely. Contract brewing is only a business relationship of the nature agreed by both parties. It may be a good option for both parties to profit by pooling resources that other partners do not have.

Beer fermentation tanks and BBT