Batch nano-brewers looking for some startup cash
Late in 2012, we featured a news item on an intriguing business idea in Corktown — the city’s first nano-brewery. Like most cool indie commercial projects, it could use some seed money.
An excerpt:
Turns out, opening a brewery is pretty effing expensive. And while banks are tripping over themselves to lend money to startups like this, we thought we’d take our efforts right to the people: our friends, family, and community.
We feel you. Read more here.
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