High Gravity Brewing LLC

I finally brewed on the 1BBL system. The OG was 1.095 and I don't have a final gravity but I'm expecting 10% ABV. The brew was a Mango Coconut Porter. I used Amoretti products and added the mixture 3/4 of the way through the fermentation. We shall see how it turns out. As a result of this brew session, I now have a 65 gal Mash Tun as the 1 BBL mash tun was chalk a block full and it took a bit temperature wise to get the mash right (not to mention a mess). The new mash tun should fix the problem. I also now have a 1BBL Brite Tank (for carbonating the beer) along with a 4 station counter pressure system for bottling.

A 20'X20'X16' allied steel building is on the way. Hopefully, this will be the home of High Gravity Brewing and will contain the 1BBL system. I plan to use this building to get the Federal and OLCC permits.

Bad news from Umpqua Bank:

Unfortunately Umpqua Bank does not offer startup SBA loans. I forwarded the email I received from our Umpqua Bank’s SBA lender. He has a website for start ups that has loan programs directly from the State of Oregon to assist in start-up financing.

I wish you the best of luck and please let us know how we can assist you further in the future.

Once again, If you have not already been in business for 2 years or more, it would seem you are SOL.

So I keep trying and will attempt to ring the web site indicated.

I am trying to raise $600,000 for cash flow. I would like a minimum of $25.00 and up. As an incentive I am offering a 10% ROI. Until I get the bank to accept Debit and Credit Cards. Please make checks payable to: High Gravity Brewing LLC and mail them to 710 SW Viewmont Drive CO High Gravity Brewing, Portland, OR, 97225. I will send back the member sale agreement. We should be profitable at the end of the second year. Let us know about any change of address. Also please include your name and address where payments (the 10%) will be mailed.
For example, for every $1000 in profit we pay out $100 distributed according to the amount invested. More investment more pay.
At $25 it takes 25,000 people.
At $50 it takes 12,000 people.
At $100 it takes 6,000 people.
At $500 it tales 1,200 people.