Brew Pub Business

Brew Pub Business Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: October 8th, 2024

A brewpub is a unique business that combines the atmosphere of a pub with the craft of brewing beer on-site. In simple terms, it's a place where people can enjoy freshly brewed beer along with a variety of food options.

Imagine a cozy spot where you can sip on handcrafted beers, often made right in the same building, while indulging in a menu of delicious pub-style meals.

Brew pubs offer a social and casual setting, making them a popular choice for friends and family to gather, enjoy good company, and savor the taste of locally brewed beer.

If you’re passionate about brewing and creating a welcoming space for people to relax and enjoy quality drinks and food, a brew pub might be the perfect business venture for you.

In this list, you'll find real-world brew pub business success stories and very profitable examples of starting a brew pub business that makes money.

1. Progress Brewing ($1.44M/year)

Diego Benitez, the founder of Progress Brewing, came up with the idea for his craft brewery while working in academia and as a technology analyst. After brewing beer at home with his colleague, Kevin Ogilby, and conducting extensive research on the brewing industry, they decided to open their own brewery. Despite facing challenges with permits and limited capital, they successfully launched the business in August 2013 and saw continuous growth, with a projected revenue of $2 million in 2019.

How much money it makes: $1.44M/year
How many people on the team: 5

How This Entrepreneur Started A $2M Craft Brewery

Progress Brewing, a craft beer company in South El Monte, saw continuous growth of 12-14% every month for 16 months straight and hopes to break $2M revenue in 2019 with a focus on high-value non-hype beer, excellent customer service, and providing an overall enjoyable experience.

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