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Distillery has been running for 7 years. You can hit the ground running. See more here: www.vitaespirits.com Walk through the distillery using this 3D rendering where most of the equipment and exterior of building is visible https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=LUDdMAUae5q Asking Price $2.1M as a complete turnkey distillery including ownership of the building. Terms negotiable. Serious inquiries contact info@vitaespirits.com Equipment: 250 gal all copper Vendome pot & 4-plate column still 3x 550 gal Custom Metalcraft jacketed fermentors 250 gal Vendome cooker 30 HP Hurst steam boiler 24 HP ProChiller chiller 400 gal holding tank 180 gal mixer tank hand bottling line Many other relevant items Building(s): 7500 total sf M-1 zoning Roll up door bay ~1200 sf tasting room at distillery ~1200 sf tasting room leased on high traffic downtown pedestrian area Licenses: Federal TTB: production, storage, processing Virginia: two distillery licenses City: Distillery and Retail Merchant Placements: 6 standard items in Virginia ABC system 19 additional distillery only SKUs Distributed in New York and Illinois
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We have a property in the MacArthur Park area of Los Angeles which is just southwest of Downtown LA. It is approximately 14,200sf on 2 levels plus a mezzanine that overlooks the historic lake. The area is beginning to finally turn around with all kinds of developments in the works. We feel that the area would do well with a distillery or related business. It is half a block away from the Metro Station. We are looking for a long term tenant. Please send any inquiries to: paul@e-convenire.com
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We recently had a preliminary meeting with a liquor lawyer. Word is that I won’t be able to get a DSP (tier 1) because my husband owns a few commercial buildings that have tenants who retail alcohol (tier 3)..a DIY arts and crafts place that sells beer and wine and 2 full bar restaurants. I’m totally crushed. ? Any work arounds? Thanks!
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We have had the benefit of speaking with some very smart people prior to beginning our search for a location back in June. Since then, we have had a hell of a time finding the right facility - across six municipalities in North Carolina. Though state and municipal governments are business friendly and eager to have us join their community, finding the right facility has proven rather elusive. In some towns, it's zoning laws. We've found two that have actually changed their zoning laws to try to attract us. Within those two towns, finding a facility that meets fire code is the trouble. Our most recent building candidate has a lot of promise (fire inspector it meets code for our use - evidently F-1 use), but the electrician says he doesn't think the wiring is up to code (a 10,000+ expense), and we will need to do a fit up to put an electrical panel in the room where we want to do our distilling. We'll also need to route a water source. Both of these actions would trigger a review of the building by the trade and building inspectors. Two questions for you - 1: is my quest to find the right facility reminiscent of yours? 2: Any advice for continuing this search if this building doesn't work out? One option that would be a good solution - throwing more money into real estate - isn't an option. We'd prefer to use our money for marketing once we are up and running. Let me know what you think. Thanks for weighing in.
