I'm in the same boat. I got this mod and had the meadery operational for a good month in-game. And still no earnings. However, the alcohol does bring a pretty good pring if you sell it yourself. Also, if you have a mod for player-owned market stalls, you can sell there and never have to carry it with you.

I think the creator's done with it. I may go for the market stall thing and try that. Thanks for the feedback thps3rulz2!

love both mods ive made more gold selling it myself that i would selling it to other citys

ZERO PROFITS FIX: I do not know if anyone still needs a fix for the zero profits, maybe the four gamers who have not yet made the switch to Fallout 4, but I have found the fix for the glitch. It is exactly as ionaZoi said, the fix IS listed on steam, BUT it does need to be clarified. I initially tried this fix, emptying the brewers and cancelling all shipments with Bjarne for good measure, then waiting for the profit message in the top left and starting new brews again after that but still had no success. It needs to be known that where it says cancel all shipments, you need to cancel ALL shipments. I didn't pay much attention to it at first, but when the dialog shows up, something like "ship the nothing in tank 1 to wherever", Bjarne, the idiot, is still trying to ship NOTHING to wherever, so the numbers will still not reset! My solution was to try sending all shipments to Whiterun, since only one shipment per City it had no choice but to cancel, and then the last listed (I went with vat #4, I suggest you do too since it was the only one that, when I cancelled, it actually did remove from the list) needs to be cancelled. No brews in the vats, and no dialog in Bjarnes's "ship to here" section (Except the "nevermind, nothing now" bit). Once the profits message show up again (NOT before that, you need it to roll Zero one last time) place new brews in the vats then ask him about projected profits. You should now have something there. It is inconvenient at first, but I've always heard that IRL most new businesses do not turn a profit for at least the first 6 months, so with having to pay to hire shipping caravans and set up vendors, just chalk it up to "realistic immersion."

I haven't made the switch yet. Thanks for this as it meant a lot to me. I'll try it shortly. Of course I will start into Fallout 4 (aka Elder Scrolls with guns) shortly. But I know I won't be abandoning Skyrim simply because Skyrim mods allow me to play it as a whole different gaem. Thanks so much for this.