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BEND JOURNAL; An Economic Lifeline of Barley and Hops
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/20 2:36)
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Bend, Ore, Journal; craft beer makers and purveyors have helped Bend weather hard economic times; city of 80,000 is relatively isolated, but Deschutes County reported 450 brewery and brew pub jobs in 2010, or 15 percent of all brewing employment in the state. Photos, Map (M)/
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SceneTap (Big Brother or cool app?)
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/18 9:01)
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http://thealcoholenthusiast.com/2012...logy-scenetap/
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AHA COC Judging Saturday
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/17 14:20)
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Remember if you can't make the crawfish boil Saturday, The Knights of the Brown Bottle are hosting the American Homebrewers Association Club Only Competition for AHA Category 9 - Scottish Ale. (This includes Irish Ale and Wee Heavy). THIS IS A NATIONAL CONTEST. These are high quality brews. Homebrew clubs from nearly every state in the union have submitted 80 entries - one per club - for this contest. Judges of all experience level are needed, especially anyone BJCP qualified or seeking to become BJCP qualified. BJCP judging points will be awarded to all judges.
Judging is this Saturday, May 19th, at Moni's Italian Resturant, 1730 W Randol Mill Rd (just west of Fielder), in Arlington. Judge registration begins at 11:00 AM. The AHA is buying lunch.
Come on out for an afternoon of fun.
Cheers,
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Beer Distribution Resource
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/17 8:55)
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Here is a good resource when looking for beer in other states. Select a state and it tells you what is distributed in that state. You can also select a compare to state and it will show you what is available in one state that is different to the other state, along with what is available in both states.
http://www.seekabrew.com/
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Deschutes, Pelican Pub champions in Australia
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/17 8:50)
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OregonÂ’s Deschutes Brewery and Pelican Pub & Brewery captured Champion Large International Brewery and Champion Small International Brewery respectively at the 20th annual Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA).
The United States was a standout, winning four trophies; New Zealand breweries claimed two and Belgium, Brazil, Germany and Norway achieving one each.
AIBA committee chairman and chief judge, Peter Manders, said the awards draws international recognition from the beer industry and showcases the commitment to excellence from brewers.
“Now in its 20th year, the AIBA continues to attract a remarkable number of high calibre entries from international and Australian breweries, with a record 1,344 brews entered from 41 countries this year, an increase of 10 per cent on last yearÂ’s,” Manders said.
The trophy trophy winners:
Champion Large Australian Brewery – Feral Brewing Company, Western Australia, Australia
Champion Large International Brew ...
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Pin Lock Keg
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/17 8:15)
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I need to go with Pin Lock for my little kegerator project.
Anyone have one lying around (maybe you use ball lock now) that they want to get rid of?
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Big Weekend Ahead
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/17 6:53)
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Still more Cap & Hare fun this weekend:
Big Brew and Crawfish Boil on Saturday May 19
ArtsGoggle - Saturday afternoon and into the evening, May 19
Brew Riot on Sunday May 20 in the Bishop Arts District - Cap & Hare will have a booth there and be serving home-brewed wonderfulness from the club bar.
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Happy Hour
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/16 16:09)
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Don't forget - Celebrate American Craft Beer Week and drop by the Cap & Hare Happy Hour tonight at the T&P Tavern. Wednesday is $3 draft nite. As our Acadian brothers would say, "We'll pass a good time!"
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craigslist find - corny $20 and lots more
from The Cap and Hare Homebrew Club Forums
(2012/5/16 1:26)
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lots stuff, but the pepsi corny @ $20 seemed worth mentioning.
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/for/3016679433.html
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Weyermann® Abbey Malt®
from Texas Brewing Inc.: Home Specials
(2012/5/15 23:00)
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Lovibond Range: 15.5 ? 19.2 Weyermann® Abbey Malt® is a highly friable (easily crumbled) base malt that results in a pronounced maltiness in the following beer styles: Traditional Abbey Ale, Trappist Ale, Belgian Specialties, Belgian Blonde, ... [Read More] Our Price: $1.59 [ Add to Cart ]
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