Lochiel Brewing

Lochiel Brewing

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Security Type
Revenue Sharing
Categories
Food & Bev
Min Investment
$100
Location
Mesa, AZ
Offering Date
August 26, 2020
Expected Close Date
October 28, 2020
Target Raise
$50.00K-$250.00K
Deal Notes

If you invest $100, the business agrees to share a portion of their revenue until you have been repaid $170. They will owe you this amount by 1/1/2028, regardless of revenue.

Company Description

Lochiel Brewing was founded in May 2015 by Ian Cameron in Mesa, Arizona. We’re a two-vessel 10-barrel full electric, brewhouse with several 7-barrel and 15-barrel fermenters and brite tanks focusing on the production of a range of Scottish-style beers.

The owner and brewmaster, Ian, is a deaf professional brewer and the sole owner with brewing experience stemming from over 15 years. He developed skills and knowledge by working in various engineering and business endeavors which provided the necessary skills to convert old time brews on modern stainless steel equipment and product commercialization.

The brews are made with a Scottish style, strong malt-forwardness. The Scotch ale is a family recipe handed down through generations of a Cameron of Lochiel lineage. Although we do brew the other family recipes that consist of an English Mild, a light yet flavorful brown ale, an Extra Special Bitter (ESB), a Scottish Colonial Golden. We even have a Scottish Porter that walks the line between a stout and a porter.

Use of Proceeds

  • Purchase of Raw Materials to Increase Production: $47,000
  • Mainvest Compensation: $15,000
  • Purchase Additional Equipment to Increase Production and Expand Product Offerings: $188,000

Management Team / Advisory Board Bios

Ian Cameron
Owner / Head Brewer
The brewer is the person behind the magic of the brews.Ian Cameron is a ninth-generation brewer of the Clan Cameron of Lochiel lineage from Scotland. While he was born in America, the Scottish touch still remains with him. Ian Cameron has been brewing since he was 10 years of age with root beer, and graduated to all grain brewing a few years later in his teens. Ian Cameron developed his professional brewing background working for some local breweries and in other states. He developed skills and knowledge by working in various engineering and business endeavors which provided the necessary skills to convert old time brews on modern stainless steel equipment and product commercialization.

Deal Notes

If you invest $100, the business agrees to share a portion of their revenue until you have been repaid $170. They will owe you this amount by 1/1/2028, regardless of revenue.

Amount Raised : $64,500
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Revenue Sharing is a form of lending that involves sharing revenue from the business with investors as return on their investment. It is often a fixed percentage of revenue and you are paid until you earn a total return on your investment.

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