My favorite Montana Brew, Big Sky Brewing. Montana has great brewers and I'll be that is fun. Come to CA some time. I can hit thirty breweries within the Sacramento area and have some to spare.

A crazy documentary film about beer drinking and collecting. The hobby of beerticking

Following several of the best beertickers as they search the UK and abroad for new ales to drink and tick! Brian the Champ leads the pack with almost 40,000 different real ales; his mate Mick the Tick not far behind with a hobby that's taken over nearly 40 years of his life.
http://beertickersfilm.com/

We are finding out now that a neighborhood brewery works. Or a small town brewery works. As more and more people get into craft brewing, brewers will have larger and larger customer bases. And that you can get your friends involved and do business in a very different way than everyone else does it...

10 barrel system is all you need to be profitable if you have places locally that wills serve it. There is a huge influx of tap houses now that are all looking for craft brews.

Here in NORCAL we are seeing this. Breweries opening that are small, but have loyal customers at the tap rooms around the area. We are no longer seeing bars that even have Bud On tap. Or Coors or any of that shit. Even the Mexican restaurants have Eye of the Hawk... everywhere now has a number of micro brews that are not the bullshit ones like Shock Top and Blue Moon..... So they get a few lined up and get your beers in some stores and you got a profitable business. Of course your beer has to be really really really good.

but I need to hit the other ones too. I plan on going to Red Lodge and visit Red Lodge Ales Brewery again.