Brewclub in Peterborough Ontario area

[Baulz]

Sounds like a good idea. I'm shocked to see there's another homebrewer in Ennismore!

Hope I'm not starting some kind of "turf war" in such a small town. Lol
But seriously, let's get something started... There seems to be enough interest here to start a small brew club.

It's nice to know there is someone else around that knows there is beer other than Coors, Canadian, and Bud.

[Mr_Tastyfish]

Sounds like a good idea. I'm shocked to see there's another homebrewer in Ennismore!

Hope I'm not starting some kind of "turf war" in such a small town. Lol
But seriously, let's get something started... There seems to be enough interest here to start a small brew club.

It's nice to know there is someone else around that knows there is beer other than Coors, Canadian, and Bud.

Tell me about it. I have quite a few friends who've openly admitted to me that they drink beer more for it's effects than it's flavour.
While most are adventurous enough to try a homebrew, few of them really appreciate what they're drinking. Others will actually turn down anything that's darker than a red or amber ale.

[ben58]

Well, the wife and I are down to 6 1/2 years with a slight change of potential location.... Bridgenorth.

[jet8537]

I'm a newbie to the forum and home brewing, 4 all grain now. I live in Peterborough and would like to take part in an exchange of info and friends.

[libu]

Did anything ever come of this?

[Mr_Tastyfish]

Did anything ever come of this?

Not to my knowledge. I'm still interested, even tempted to start it up myself... Membership will be free, and have absolutely no benefits, aside from being able to hang out with me and talk/drink homebrews. Haha.

[pogamasing]

I'm in Peterborough too. I went a little overboard on 55 lb bags (couldn't resist the discount) so I have grains to sell - up to 20 lb or so of maris otter, pilsner, and 2-row (especially 2-row).

[SeanGodd]

I have a buddy in Peterborough. He would prob be interested too. He brews a lot too.

[Reignman]

Convert those grains into beer!!!

[SeanGodd]

I'm in Peterborough too. I went a little overboard on 55 lb bags (couldn't resist the discount) so I have grains to sell - up to 20 lb or so of maris otter, pilsner, and 2-row (especially 2-row).

Haha you think that's over board. I'm sitting on about 150kg of assorted malt. Most is base with about 30kg of specialty. And I couldn't be happier

Put them in buckets it will last you the year maybe longer.