HamBone

I have 10, 30-gallon barrels for sale located in a distillery in Astoria, OR.  They are charred to a 3.  Pickup only- that's why I'll let them all go for $2,000.

Thanks,

John

Hi Bev, I sent you an email.  If you don't get it you can email me directly at johnrobben1@me.com

The Still is in Oregon

Yes this is din.  This is not ASD, but it's from their manufacturer, DIN was a special request.

no it does not make much dust.

THis is a 220V.  I had an electrician wire in the source (same as a dryer).  Cost was $165 for the wiring

yes

If I missed an email or someone is wanting to know more- please email me directly at jecakes@yahoo.com

thanks,

John

Heating elements power: 48KW

It is a 3-phase, 220V.  I believe this is the same as an electric american dryer outlet

This is the same Still.  I've re-posted a couple times.

Sorry if I missed a question.

John

yes includes the 6 elements.  Oil jacketed electric still.  Also, yes has the controller box.  It's a 3-phase, 220V

Is this a half-hearted joke?  a $1 million  revenue business is not worth $5 million sale, unfortunately.

where you located?  probably not worth cost with shipping.

Hi, not sure if you have moved ahead with your investment, but I think there are some more important questions to ask that don't have much to do with the mortgage and interest rate, and that's defining your return on investment.  If you spend 450K on the business, can the profits from the business support the payment of that loan?  If so, what is the margin left after the payment, and what's your expected return?  10% would be a typical minimum you'd want.

Kannuk above hit some points well, and most of these can actually be preformed through doing some pivots with a little data analysis. Look at sales, revenue, and net profit.  3 million in revenue might sound enticing, but that doesn't mean the business doesn't actually lose money.  Best of luck!

John

This is a tough one mate.  valuation on a startup distillery is hard because of the shear time it takes from "start" to actual "sales".  A couple things to consider are:

1. What do you bring to operation?  In terms of time and money.

2. What does other person bring to table? Are they putting in time?  how much money?

Pre-startup and revenue is almost impossible to decide, but time and money are the metrics.

John

Yes. sounds like a good yield to me.  Molasses can have up to 50% unfermentables, so you are doing well my friend.

Hi, We have a 4 plate 330 gallon new Still for sale.  This is new and we have another we are using for our needs.

Column is Copper with 4 bubble cap plates.

All 4 plates have bypass valves plus built in CIP

This is oil jacket, electric heat SS jacket.

Has magnetic temp control computer, i.e. you set the desired temperatures and it'll automatically adjust water flow to maintain perfect  and consistent temp for consistent proof of spirits.

$44K is below what we paid, Freight shipping included in U.S.

Dimensions: 12'7" height, 5'26" width, 11'8" length.

Having trouble uploading Pictures.  Email me for pics:  johnrobben1@me.com

I PM'd you mate.

Hi, We have a 4 plate 330 gallon new Still for sale.  This is new and we have another we are using for our needs.

Column is Copper with 4 bubble cap plates.

All 4 plates have bypass valves plus built in CIP

This is oil jacket, electric heat SS jacket.

Has magnetic temp control computer, i.e. you set the desired temperatures and it'll automatically adjust water flow to maintain perfect  and consistent temp for consistent proof of spirits.

$44K is below what we paid, Freight shipping included in U.S.

Dimensions: 12'7" height, 5'26" width, 11'8" length.

Having trouble uploading Pictures.  Email me for pics:  jecakes@yahoo.com