Brewery Business Loans: Financing for Craft Breweries, Taprooms & Brewpubs
Running a craft brewery is one of the most capital-intensive businesses in the food and beverage industry — from stainless steel fermentation tanks costing $5,000 to $50,000 each, to full brewing systems ranging from $20,000 to $500,000, the equipment alone can be overwhelming. Seasonal cash flow swings, the sky-high cost of TTB licensing and compliance, and the ever-present need for ingredient inventory (hops, grain, yeast) mean that even a thriving brewery can find itself cash-strapped at the worst possible moments. Whether you’re launching a microbrewery, expanding your taproom, adding a canning line, or scaling up to a production facility, brewery business loans from Crestmont Capital are purpose-built to meet the unique financial demands of the craft beer industry. Since 2015, we’ve helped hundreds of brewery owners secure the brewery financing they need — fast, flexible, and on terms that actually work for the way breweries operate.
$10K–$2M
Loan Amounts Available
9,000+
Craft Breweries in the U.S.
Since 2015
Funding Brewery Owners
Why Breweries Need Specialized Financing
The U.S. craft beer industry generates over $28 billion in economic impact annually according to the Brewers Association, yet craft brewery owners face a paradox: it’s a booming industry with notoriously tight margins. Unlike a typical retail business, breweries face several unique financial challenges that make specialized craft brewery loans not just helpful, but essential:
- Massive upfront equipment costs: A 10-barrel brewing system alone can cost $150,000–$200,000. Add fermentation tanks, glycol chillers, grain mills, and kegging equipment, and you’re looking at $300,000–$600,000 before you’ve poured a single pint.
- Long production cycles: Beer takes weeks to months to ferment and condition. You’re spending money on ingredients and labor long before any revenue comes in from that batch.
- Seasonal revenue fluctuations: Craft beer sales spike in summer and around holidays, creating dramatic swings. Winter months can mean lean cash flow even for well-established taprooms.
- Regulatory and licensing costs: Federal TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau) permits, state licensing, and local permits can run $10,000–$30,000 upfront, with annual renewals adding to the burden.
- Ingredient price volatility: Hops, barley, and specialty malts fluctuate in price. Buying in bulk to lock in pricing requires working capital that many small breweries simply don’t have on hand.
- Taproom and build-out costs: Creating a destination taproom or brewpub typically costs $100,000–$500,000 in renovations, furniture, AV systems, and POS/draft systems ($5,000–$20,000).
Traditional banks often struggle to underwrite brewery businesses because the assets are highly specialized (who else wants a 15-barrel brewing system?), cash flow is unpredictable, and many owners are first-time entrepreneurs. That’s why Crestmont Capital’s brewery business loans take a different approach — we look at the full picture of your business, not just a credit score.
Industry Insight: According to
Brewers Association data, the number of operating U.S. craft breweries exceeded 9,000 in recent years, with microbreweries and taproom-focused operations representing the fastest-growing segment. Capital access remains the #1 barrier to growth cited by brewery owners.
Types of Brewery Business Loans
Not every brewery needs the same type of financing. Whether you’re buying a canning line, bridging a slow season, or expanding your taproom, there’s a loan product designed specifically for your situation. Here’s a breakdown of the brewery financing options available through Crestmont Capital:
1. Brewery Equipment Financing
Brewery equipment financing is purpose-built for the high-cost machinery that makes great beer possible. The equipment itself serves as collateral, which means better rates and easier qualification compared to unsecured loans. Use it for:
- Fermentation tanks: $5,000–$50,000 each
- Complete brewing systems (5-barrel to 30-barrel): $20,000–$500,000
- Canning and bottling lines: $50,000–$300,000
- Cold storage and walk-in coolers: $15,000–$80,000
- Grain silos and milling equipment: $10,000–$40,000
- Kegging systems and keg inventory (kegs run $80–$150 each, and you’ll need hundreds)
- Draft systems and POS equipment: $5,000–$20,000
- Glycol chillers, heat exchangers, and filtration systems
With equipment financing from Crestmont Capital, you can finance up to 100% of the equipment value, preserve cash for operations, and potentially benefit from Section 179 depreciation (consult your accountant for specifics).
2. SBA Loans for Breweries
SBA loans are among the most powerful financing tools available to brewery owners. Backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration, these loans offer the lowest long-term rates and the longest repayment terms — critical for major capital investments. SBA 7(a) loans can fund up to $5 million for equipment, real estate, or working capital, while SBA 504 loans are ideal for buying or renovating a permanent brewery location. The SBA’s website details the full program requirements, but Crestmont Capital can guide you through the entire application process.
3. Working Capital Loans for Breweries
Cash flow gaps are a fact of life in the brewery business. A working capital loan gives you the liquidity to pay for hops, grain, yeast, packaging materials, and payroll even when your taproom revenue dips. These are short-to-medium term small business loans designed for operational expenses rather than capital purchases. Ideal for:
- Bulk ingredient purchasing to lock in favorable prices
- Payroll during seasonal slow periods
- Marketing pushes for seasonal releases or taproom events
- Covering TTB tax liabilities and licensing renewals
- Bridging the gap while waiting for distributor payments
4. Business Line of Credit
A revolving business line of credit is one of the most flexible tools in a brewery owner’s financial toolkit. Draw what you need, when you need it, and only pay interest on what you use. It’s perfect for managing the unpredictable cash flow rhythms of craft brewing — stock up on ingredients before hop prices rise, handle an unexpected equipment repair, or take advantage of a wholesale keg deal without draining your operating account.
5. Taproom Build-Out & Renovation Loans
Your taproom is your brand in physical form — and building or renovating one is a major investment. Taproom construction and build-out costs typically run $100,000 to $500,000 depending on size, location, and ambiance. Long-term business loans from Crestmont Capital can finance the full project, including:
- Interior construction, flooring, and bar installation
- Electrical upgrades for brewing and HVAC equipment
- ADA compliance modifications
- Outdoor seating areas, patios, and beer gardens
- Audio/visual systems and ambiance lighting
- Commercial kitchen equipment (for brewpubs)
Explore long-term business loans for build-out projects that need 3–10 year repayment schedules.
6. Fast Business Loans & Short-Term Funding
Sometimes opportunity doesn’t wait. A piece of used brewing equipment comes up at auction. A competitor’s taproom becomes available for lease. A major festival wants you as a vendor but requires a large deposit upfront. Fast business loans from Crestmont Capital can put capital in your account within 24–48 hours of approval — no waiting weeks for a bank committee decision.
7. Canning Line & Packaging Financing
Moving from kegs to cans is a quantum leap for a growing craft brewery — and the equipment investment reflects that. A modest entry-level canning line starts around $50,000, while a high-speed production canning system can cost $200,000–$300,000. Specialty packaging lines that handle bottles, crowlers, and cans can exceed $300,000. Equipment financing through Crestmont Capital lets you add packaging capabilities without draining working capital.
Who Qualifies for Brewery Business Loans?
Crestmont Capital has streamlined the qualification process to be as brewery-friendly as possible. While exact requirements vary by loan type, here are the general guidelines:
| Requirement | Typical Minimum | Notes |
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| Time in Business | 6+ months | Startups may qualify with strong business plan & owner financials |
| Annual Revenue | $100,000+ | Some products available below this threshold |
| Personal Credit Score | 600+ | Higher scores unlock better rates; 650+ preferred |
| Business Credit | Reviewed | Not the only factor; overall business health matters more |
| Collateral | May be required | Equipment financing uses equipment as collateral |
| TTB/State License | Required | Active brewery license in good standing |
| Business Bank Account | Required | 3 months of statements typically needed |
| Debt Service Coverage | 1.25x+ | Revenue should comfortably cover new payments |
Note for Startup Breweries: If you’re pre-revenue or in your first year, SBA Microloan programs and equipment-collateralized financing may still be available. Contact Crestmont Capital to discuss your specific situation — we’ve helped first-time brewery owners get funded since 2015.
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Rates, Fees, and Terms
Brewery loan terms vary based on loan type, amount, your creditworthiness, and the purpose of the funds. Here’s a general overview of what to expect when you work with Crestmont Capital:
| Loan Type | Amount Range | Typical Rate | Term Length | Speed |
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| Equipment Financing | $10K–$2M | Starting at 6% | 2–7 years | 1–3 days |
| SBA 7(a) Loan | $50K–$5M | Prime + 2.75% | Up to 25 years | 2–6 weeks |
| Working Capital Loan | $10K–$500K | Starting at 8% | 6–36 months | 24–48 hours |
| Business Line of Credit | $10K–$500K | Starting at 7% | Revolving | 1–3 days |
| Long-Term Business Loan | $50K–$2M | Starting at 7% | 3–10 years | 2–5 days |
| Fast/Short-Term Loan | $10K–$250K | Factor rates vary | 3–18 months | Same day–24 hours |
Rates shown are representative starting points. Your actual rate depends on creditworthiness, loan amount, term, and collateral. Request a personalized quote for exact figures.
How It Works: Step by Step
Getting a brewery business loan from Crestmont Capital is straightforward. Here’s the process from application to funding:
Step 1: Apply Online (5–10 Minutes)Complete our secure online application at
offers.crestmontcapital.com/apply-now. Basic info needed: business name, EIN, time in business, annual revenue, and the loan amount you’re seeking. No lengthy paperwork upfront.
Step 2: Document Submission
A Crestmont Capital advisor will reach out within hours to request supporting documents — typically 3–6 months of bank statements, your most recent tax return, and (for equipment loans) a quote or invoice for the equipment you’re financing. TTB license copy is also required.
Step 3: Underwriting & Approval
Our underwriting team reviews your full application — revenue trends, cash flow patterns, credit profile, and business strength. We understand brewery seasonality and don’t penalize you for predictable slow months. Most approvals happen within 24 hours for working capital; equipment and SBA loans take longer but our team expedites at every step.
Step 4: Review Your Offer
You’ll receive a clear, transparent loan offer with the exact amount, rate, term, monthly payment, and any fees. No hidden costs, no surprises. Compare options if applicable — we often present multiple loan structures so you can choose what fits your brewery best.
Step 5: Funding
Once you sign, funds are typically deposited into your business bank account within 1–3 business days (same-day available for some products). For equipment financing, we often pay the vendor directly. SBA loans follow federal timelines but Crestmont Capital handles all the paperwork to minimize delays.
Brewery Financing by Business Type
Different brewery business models have different financing needs. Here’s how Crestmont Capital approaches each type:
| Business Type | Primary Financing Need | Recommended Product | Typical Loan Size |
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| Microbrewery (1–3 bbl) | Starter brewing system, fermenters, licensing | Equipment Financing + Working Capital | $30K–$150K |
| Taproom | Build-out, draft systems, furniture, POS | Long-Term Business Loan + LOC | $100K–$500K |
| Brewpub | Commercial kitchen, taproom + brewery equipment | SBA 7(a) or Long-Term Loan | $250K–$2M |
| Production Brewery | Large brewing systems, canning lines, cold storage | Equipment Financing + SBA | $200K–$2M+ |
| Contract Brewing | Increased capacity, ingredient purchasing | Working Capital + Equipment | $50K–$500K |
| Cidery / Meadery | Fermentation tanks, bottling, cold storage | Equipment Financing + Working Capital | $25K–$300K |
| Distillery Crossover | Stills, aging barrels, licensing compliance | Equipment Financing + SBA | $100K–$1M+ |
Craft Beer Industry: By the Numbers
U.S. Craft Brewery Industry Snapshot
9,000+
Craft Breweries Operating in the U.S.
$28B+
Annual Economic Impact
13.3%
U.S. Beer Market Share by Volume
185,000+
Jobs Supported by Craft Breweries
Taproom Sales Trend:
On-premise taproom revenue accounts for roughly 30–40% of small brewery income. Taprooms also command higher margins than wholesale distribution.
Canning Boom:
Canned craft beer now outsells bottled craft beer. Breweries investing in canning lines see significant retail distribution opportunities open up.
Ingredient Costs:
Specialty hops can cost $5–$20/lb in bulk. A 10-barrel batch may require 20–50 lbs of hops. Grain (malt) runs $0.50–$0.90/lb. Ingredient costs represent 25–40% of COGS.
Growth Outlook:
According to IBISWorld, the craft brewery industry is projected to continue growing, driven by consumer demand for local, premium, and unique beer experiences.
Sources: Brewers Association, SBA.gov, IBISWorld
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Real-World Brewery Financing Scenarios
Numbers tell the real story. Here are four realistic brewery financing scenarios that illustrate how Crestmont Capital’s loans work in practice:
Scenario 1: 10-Barrel System Upgrade — $180,000
A 4-year-old microbrewery in Colorado was maxed out on their 3-barrel system and turning away wholesale accounts because they couldn’t keep up with demand. They needed a 10-barrel brewing system quoted at $180,000 — a complete package including the brew kettle, mash tun, hot liquor tank, three fermenters, and a glycol chiller.
Through Crestmont Capital equipment financing, they secured the full $180,000 with a 5-year term. Monthly payments of approximately $3,400 were easily covered by the additional wholesale revenue the new capacity unlocked — an estimated $25,000/month in new accounts within six months of installation.
Scenario 2: Taproom Renovation — $250,000
A production brewery in Ohio had been selling exclusively through distributors for 3 years and wanted to open a taproom to capture higher-margin direct sales. The space they leased required a full build-out: bar installation, seating for 80, kitchen pass-through, cold storage, draft system, ADA compliance modifications, and a patio. Total project cost: $250,000.
A long-term business loan from Crestmont Capital provided the full amount on a 7-year term at a competitive fixed rate. The taproom opened 14 weeks after funding and generated $40,000+ in revenue in its first month — significantly exceeding initial projections.
Scenario 3: Canning Line Installation — $120,000
A thriving taproom in the Pacific Northwest was ready to go beyond kegs and bring their flagships to retail shelves. An entry-level semi-automatic canning line was quoted at $120,000, including a can seamer, filler, depalletizer, date coder, and tray packer. The equipment was fully financed through Crestmont Capital on a 4-year term, using the machinery as collateral.
Within 8 months of installation, the brewery had secured placement in 3 regional grocery chains and added approximately $15,000/month in incremental revenue — making the loan payment of ~$2,800/month an obvious win.
Scenario 4: Seasonal Working Capital — $75,000
A New England brewpub with strong summer revenue consistently hit a cash flow wall in January and February. With taproom revenue dropping 40% during winter months, they struggled to make payroll and maintain ingredient inventory for spring releases. A $75,000 working capital loan from Crestmont Capital — repaid over 18 months — gave them the operating buffer to keep their full team employed year-round, buy ingredients in bulk at winter pricing, and launch a successful spring seasonal campaign that more than covered the loan cost.
How Crestmont Capital Compares
When evaluating brewery financing options, it’s important to understand the landscape. Here’s how Crestmont Capital stacks up against traditional alternatives:
| Factor | Crestmont Capital | Traditional Bank | Credit Union | SBA (Direct) |
|---|
| Approval Speed | 24–72 hours | 2–8 weeks | 1–4 weeks | 4–12 weeks |
| Credit Requirements | 600+ (flexible) | 680+ (strict) | 650+ (moderate) | 640+ (varies) |
| Industry Knowledge | Brewery-focused | Generic | Generic | Program-based |
| Minimum Revenue | $100K/year | $250K+/year | $150K+/year | Varies |
| Seasonal Flexibility | Yes (understood) | Limited | Limited | Limited |
| Loan Range | $10K–$2M | $50K–$5M | $10K–$500K | Up to $5M |
| Application Process | Simple, online | Complex, in-branch | Moderate | Complex |
| Collateral Requirements | Flexible | Strict | Moderate | Required for large loans |
Trusted by Brewery Owners Since 2015
Crestmont Capital has been financing small businesses — including hundreds of craft breweries, taprooms, and brewpubs — for nearly a decade. Our brewery-savvy advisors understand your business model, your seasonality, and your equipment.
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Tips for Getting Approved for a Brewery Business Loan
Want to maximize your chances of approval — and get the best possible rate? Follow these six proven strategies:
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Organize Your Financials Before You Apply
Have at least 3–6 months of business bank statements ready, plus your most recent business tax return (or two). Lenders want to see consistent revenue flow, even if it’s seasonal. If your books are messy, spend a week cleaning them up in QuickBooks or similar — it makes a meaningful difference in how your application is perceived.
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Know Your Numbers: What Do You Need and Why?
Lenders respond well to brewery owners who have a specific purpose for the funds and a clear explanation of how the loan will generate returns. “I need $180,000 for a 10-barrel system that will let me fulfill three new wholesale accounts worth $25,000/month” is far more compelling than “I need money to grow.”
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Separate Business and Personal Finances
If you’re co-mingling personal and business funds, fix this immediately. Lenders need clean business bank statements. A dedicated business checking account — ideally one that’s been open for 12+ months — significantly strengthens your application.
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Get Your TTB License and State Permits in Order
An active, in-good-standing brewery license is non-negotiable. If you have any pending compliance issues, renewals, or violations, address them before applying. Lenders view licensing problems as serious red flags.
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Check (and Improve) Your Personal Credit Score
For loans under $150K, personal credit carries significant weight. Pull your credit report at AnnualCreditReport.com and dispute any errors. Pay down revolving balances if possible — keeping credit utilization below 30% can meaningfully boost your score within 30–60 days.
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Work With a Lender Who Knows the Industry
A lender who understands craft brewery economics — seasonal revenue patterns, long production cycles, equipment resale values — will give you a much fairer underwriting evaluation than one who doesn’t. Crestmont Capital’s advisors have been financing brewery businesses since 2015 and understand the nuances that general lenders miss.
Why Choose Crestmont Capital for Brewery Business Loans?
Since 2015, Crestmont Capital has earned a reputation as one of the most trusted alternative business lenders in the United States. Here’s what sets us apart when it comes to brewery business loans:
Brewery Industry Expertise
We understand the craft beer business — from TTB compliance costs to the capital intensity of scaling from a 3-barrel to a 15-barrel system. Our advisors speak your language.
Fast Approvals
Most brewery loan decisions happen within 24 hours of a complete application. When opportunity knocks, you need a lender who moves at the speed of business.
Flexible Underwriting
We evaluate your full business picture — not just your credit score. Seasonal revenue patterns, equipment collateral, and growth trajectory all factor into our decisions.
Transparent Terms
No hidden fees, no bait-and-switch rates. Every offer we present is clear: loan amount, rate, term, monthly payment, and total cost. You decide with full information.
Multiple Loan Products
From equipment financing to SBA loans to lines of credit, we have the full spectrum of brewery financing products under one roof — no need to shop multiple lenders.
Dedicated Advisors
You’ll work with a real person — not a call center — who is invested in getting your brewery funded. Our advisors are available to guide you from first inquiry through funding.
Rated #1 in the Country: Crestmont Capital has been recognized as one of America’s top small business lenders. We’ve funded businesses across every state, with a particular depth of experience in food, beverage, and hospitality industries including craft breweries, taprooms, and brewpubs.
Frequently Asked Questions: Brewery Business Loans
What can I use a brewery business loan for?
Brewery business loans can be used for a wide range of purposes: purchasing brewing equipment (kettles, fermenters, canning lines, cold storage), building out or renovating a taproom, buying ingredients in bulk (hops, grain, yeast), covering payroll during seasonal slow periods, funding TTB and state licensing costs, expanding into new markets, hiring staff, marketing and advertising, or refinancing existing high-interest debt. Essentially, anything that supports the operation and growth of your brewery business.
How much can I borrow for a brewery business loan?
Crestmont Capital offers brewery business loans ranging from $10,000 to $2,000,000. The amount you qualify for depends on your annual revenue, time in business, creditworthiness, and the purpose of the loan. SBA loans can extend up to $5 million for qualifying businesses. Most working capital loans for breweries fall in the $50,000–$300,000 range, while equipment financing commonly runs $50,000–$500,000 depending on what’s being purchased.
How fast can I get approved for brewery financing?
For working capital loans and equipment financing, most brewery owners receive an approval decision within 24 hours of submitting a complete application. Funding typically hits your account within 1–3 business days after signing. SBA loans follow federal timelines of 2–6 weeks, though Crestmont Capital’s expertise in SBA processing helps minimize delays. If you need same-day or next-day funding, ask about our fast business loan options.
What credit score do I need for a brewery business loan?
Most Crestmont Capital brewery loan products require a personal credit score of 600 or above, with 650+ preferred for the best rates. However, credit score is just one factor — we also evaluate your business revenue, cash flow trends, time in business, and the overall health of your brewery. Some secured equipment financing options are available to borrowers with scores in the 580–599 range if other factors are strong.
Can I get a brewery startup loan if I’m not open yet?
Startup brewery loans are possible, though more limited than loans for established operations. Options include SBA Microloan programs, equipment financing using the equipment as collateral, and loans based on the owner’s personal creditworthiness and business plan. Generally, having a detailed business plan, realistic financial projections, some personal capital invested, and strong personal credit (680+) improves your chances significantly. Contact Crestmont Capital to discuss your pre-opening situation — we’ve helped launch breweries since 2015.
Is brewery equipment financing different from a regular business loan?
Yes. Equipment financing is a specialized loan (or lease) where the equipment itself serves as collateral. This means the lender can often advance up to 100% of the equipment value with less emphasis on credit score or time in business compared to unsecured loans. The equipment secures the debt, which typically results in lower interest rates. If you default, the lender can repossess the equipment rather than pursuing other business or personal assets. This structure makes it highly accessible for breweries acquiring expensive machinery.
Do I need to put up collateral for a brewery loan?
It depends on the loan type. Equipment financing uses the equipment itself as collateral — no additional collateral needed. Some working capital loans are unsecured, meaning no collateral is required, though they may carry higher rates. SBA loans typically require a personal guarantee and may require collateral for larger amounts. Long-term business loans for taproom build-outs may use the leasehold improvements or other business assets as collateral. Crestmont Capital will explain collateral requirements clearly before you commit to anything.
How does seasonal cash flow affect my brewery loan application?
Seasonal cash flow is completely normal in the brewery business, and Crestmont Capital’s underwriters are experienced at evaluating seasonal businesses. We look at your annual revenue and average monthly cash flow rather than penalizing you for predictable slow months. It helps to have 12+ months of bank statements to show the full seasonal pattern. If your slow season is January–March, we can often structure repayment schedules or line-of-credit products that align with your revenue rhythm.
Can I get a loan to cover TTB licensing and compliance costs?
Yes. Working capital loans from Crestmont Capital can be used for TTB (Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau) licensing fees, state brewery license fees, annual renewals, compliance consulting costs, and related regulatory expenses. Licensing costs can run $10,000–$30,000 upfront and several thousand dollars annually, so having financing options for these non-equipment costs is important for cash flow management.
What documents do I need to apply for a brewery business loan?
The typical document list for Crestmont Capital brewery loans includes: (1) completed loan application, (2) 3–6 months of business bank statements, (3) most recent 1–2 years of business tax returns, (4) copy of your TTB and state brewery license, (5) for equipment loans: vendor quote or invoice for the equipment, (6) government-issued ID, (7) voided business check. Larger loans or SBA applications may require profit & loss statements, balance sheets, and a business plan. Our advisors will give you a personalized checklist.
Can I finance a used brewing system or second-hand equipment?
Yes, Crestmont Capital can finance used brewing equipment in many cases. The equipment must be in good working condition and have verifiable value — an appraisal or market-based valuation may be required for used equipment. Financing used equipment is a great way to acquire quality machinery at a fraction of new cost; many established brewing systems have long usable lives. Provide a bill of sale and, if available, an equipment inspection report or manufacturer service history.
Are there brewery loans specifically for canning line purchases?
Yes. Canning line financing is one of the most popular equipment financing requests from craft breweries. Whether you’re purchasing an entry-level semi-automatic canning system ($50,000–$100,000) or a high-speed production line ($200,000–$300,000+), Crestmont Capital’s equipment financing product is specifically well-suited for this purchase. The canning line itself serves as collateral, terms typically run 3–5 years, and approval can happen within 48 hours of a complete application with the vendor quote.
Can a cidery or meadery get the same brewery financing?
Absolutely. Crestmont Capital finances cideries, meaderies, and other fermented beverage producers under the same programs available to craft breweries. The equipment, cash flow, and operational challenges are similar enough that our brewery financing products apply directly. Whether you’re adding fermentation tanks, cold storage, bottling equipment, or working capital for fruit, honey, or apple purchases, we have options tailored to your business.
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Disclaimer: The information provided on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. Loan amounts, rates, terms, and qualification requirements vary based on individual business circumstances, creditworthiness, and lender criteria at the time of application. All loan products are subject to credit approval and underwriting. Crestmont Capital is not a bank or credit union. SBA loan programs are administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration; eligibility requirements and program details are subject to change. Industry statistics and figures cited are drawn from publicly available sources and are believed to be accurate but are not guaranteed. Past performance and funding examples are illustrative and do not guarantee similar results. Please consult a qualified financial advisor regarding your specific situation before making financing decisions.
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