article_snippet: Truebrew Technobrewery may look unassuming, but Truebrew Technobrewery could save ailing pubs and bars by making 280 pints of beer in just two hours, costing just 35 pence (53 cents) each .
article_snippet: The British Beer & Pub Association refused to comment on how much The British Beer & Pub Association typically costs larger breweries to brew a pint 'for competition reasons.'
article_snippet: But Dave Bailey, the founder of Hardknott Brewery in Cumbria told The Guardian in 2011 that The Guardian cost 90p to make a pint of beer, including 3p for malt, 2p for hops, 20p for labour and 20p for duty and 12p for transport.
article_snippet: Taking inflation into account - but not any increases in duties - this means that a pint costs just over £1 to make.
article_snippet: Pubs brewing a pint costs just over £1 to make own beer was an age-old tradition until the mid-1800’s when the introduction of duty killed the introduction of duty off, but now that tradition is being revived with bars launching tradition own microbreweries.
article_snippet: While it costs a considerable amount, the Truebrew Technobrewery is estimated to cost a quarter of price of setting up a regular £100,000 ($152,000) microbrewery.
highlights_snippet: Machine costs £25,000 ($38,000) and makes beer at the touch of a button .
  