Question 1

Are your products shelf stable?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they are. We even have some open bottles that are four years old, and still taste good. Although, we recommend that they don't sit on your shelves for four years. We call that alcohol abuse, as most of our products are consumed within 20 minutes of purchase :)

Question 2

So is this a purchasing of shares which pay dividends later if the company makes profits

Accepted Answer

Hi Luke--Yes, you have the general idea subject to differences in terminology. Technically, the securities offered are units of membership interests in a limited liability company (LLC) that entitle their owners to distributions – as opposed to shares of stock in a corporation that entitle their owners to dividends. But, the concept is the same - the holders of the securities will be paid distributions if the Distillery makes profits that are distributed to the Company (versus retained by Dis...

Question 3

If I was to invest in your company, how would I see my investment grow? What steps are you taking to assure your investors they will be able to reap the rewards of investing in Bloomery? I know that it will be difficult to give out dividends, until the business becomes profita...

Accepted Answer

Thanks for the great questions. In general, our Form C (available via the link in the “Other Disclosures” section below) should answer most of your questions. But, we’ll provide some additional comments to each question here. Question 1 – If I was to invest in your company, how would I see my investment grow? Answer 1 – The value of your investment should of course increase as the value of the Company increases – and that will primarily result from increased revenues and achieving profitabili...

Question 4

So if I am reading this correctly, you want to raise up to $1,000,000 and you have valued your business at $2,000,000. So your selling up to a 50% stake in the company. You have valued the shares at $10 per share and the min investment is $100. So each $100 investor is owning ...

Accepted Answer

Thanks for the question. You are readings things correctly to some extent – but possibly off on a few points. The $2M valuation (which was arbitrarily determined and is not based on book value, a professional appraisal, etc.) is the value of the Company before raising funds through the Offering. Any funds raised would be expected to increase the value of the Company. The Company, with the $2M valuation, is what is currently owned by the Class A Members, who collectively own 200,000 Units of C...

Question 5

Is there a link to the financial data, P&L, etc?

Accepted Answer

Sure, scroll below to the black part of the site under "Other Disclosures," and you'll see a link to the Form C, press on that and it will take you to the official filing along with the business plan.

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