The Zero-Cost Dream: Starting Your Distillery

Begin your distilling adventure without breaking the bank

Commence your distillery operations with bottling – a clever strategy

Launching a distillery need not involve a hefty investment in a big plant, a lot of machinery, or a long maturation period for your spirits.

Entering the distilling business can be done more cleverly and affordably by starting out as a bottler.

The Basics of Bottling.

Here are the key ingredients to get your distillery up and running:.

Ethanol: Central to your spirits, the use of high-quality ethanol is imperative.

Softened Potable Water: Verify that the water you use for mixing is fit for drinking and softened for an improved taste profile.

Prestige Flavoring Essences: Choose from an assortment of essences available at distillery-yeast.com to formulate a variety of spirits, whether for limited runs or extensive production.

Bottles: Opt for PET plastic bottles for cost savings on shipping and durability.

Caps, Labels, and Boxes: Necessary for securing, marketing, and delivering your products.

Production Space and Equipment

To start, a modest area for production will do. Consider the possibilities of hiring a space or outsourcing your production.

You’ll need a mixing vessel with a stirrer, a simple filling machine, a manual capping machine, and a basic labelling machine—or you can even apply labels by hand.

Keeping your products can be uncomplicated with the use of a logistics warehouse managed by a third party or some space in your residence.

See the comprehensive breakdown at Your Lean Launch: Starting a Distillery Economically