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Dockside Brewery, is eager to fill you in on the wonderful opportunities brewing. Over the last few months, we have done multiple tastings with excellent feedback. One tasting was with a very popular restaurant and bar located in downtown Savannah. … Continue reading →

Throughout our journey of entrepreneurship an interesting issue keeps coming up. We understand investors want to make a profit. Of course, that’s why they invest in businesses. However seldom have we had investors that are interested in the quality of … Continue reading →

More and more often we here at Dockside have been getting asked the same question, “Why aren’t there any light craft beers?” Of course to me the answer is obvious. Craft beer is about complexity and full flavor. But is … Continue reading →

Summertime, hot weather and outside activities leave you longing for a cold refreshing beer. But what to choose? Do you enjoy a citrusy hefeweizen, a cool refreshing cerveza, a fruity summer ale or a light lager? With so much to … Continue reading →

As we begin the celebration of Craft Beer Week, emotions are running high in the craft beer industry. This is largely influenced by one of the most common questions asked. “What got you into craft brewing?” Or, “How did you … Continue reading →

We are opening a craft brewery that will be located in Savannah Georgia. The Dow Jones dropped almost 200 points last week. This presents an opportunity for Dockside Brewery to penetrate the private investment market with our hand crafted beers. … Continue reading →

In the business world, when it comes to investors, I have always heard no one wants to be first. This of course makes sense, people are more comfortable investing once someone else has gone through the due diligence process and … Continue reading →

From Roman Shuster on Linkedin, in response to our recent post: “Remember when bitter beer face was bad?”. We truly appreciate this post and that you took the time to provide such a thought provoking response. We were so overwhelmed … Continue reading →

It was only five or six years ago, that keystone light arguably had one of the best marketing campaigns of the year “Say no to bitter beer face”. Great imagery and a catchy tagline caused a lot of people to … Continue reading →

While we understand and agree that any investor is going to crawl up your butt with a microscope, we do have a quandary? When sending information to investors, how do you balance enough and the evils of overkill? We have … Continue reading →