TRS

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We had a good time. The manager overheard the home brew talk and they offered us a tour. So after we BSed for awhile over a few beers we walked to the back to see their small brew set up. The brewmaster was a great host talking about how he started out a home brewer too. If we get and stay organized, he offered some great incentives such as 2 row at cost and a cask night.

RidingDonkeys

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Sounds like a good time was had by all. I'm on the FB page now, and looking forward to seeing some more traffic.

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Update on the FB part. Originally I did a FB page, and was recommended that we did a group, so now we have both, but will use the group primarily. Especially on our monthly meets. Next one is already on the calendar. If your a brewer or thinking about brewing, come and join us.

spazmonkey

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I'm on Bragg. I don't use facebook, but I'm down for a homebrew club. When's the next event?

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On Deck: Irish Red
Primary: Nothing
Secondary: Belgian Stout
Bottled: SWMBO's Hefe, Irish Red

TRS

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We meet at the mash house once a month. I'm trying to set the pattern of the second saturday of every month. We meet at noon on the patio. Last time I believe we had 8-9 folks show up.

A local "get out and do stuff" group in fayetteville has contacted us and requested a how to home brew demo. We will be setting up and brewing a couple different methods (extract, BIAB, so on). We will also be taking beer to allow sampling. Should be a good day and allow for a chance to bring in new brewers. This will be occurring on St. Patricks day weekend.

I understand theneed or desire not to have facebook in our community, so if you or anyone else wishes to be part of our group, just inbox me a quick note with a email address and I will try to keep you up to date. I will also try to update here on the larger events.

maltoftheearth

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New homebrew supply operation out of the Sly Fox in Southern Pines. Opened yesterday but haven't had a chance to check it out yet.

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Long range forecast:

5G Carboy Primary (1): Belgo Clone
5G Carboy Primary (2): Cream Ale
2.5G Carboy Primary: Empty

Keg 1: Casper the Friendly Kolsch
Keg 2: Salt n' Peppa IPA
Keg 3: Slip One to the Porter
Keg 4: Russian Oligarch Stout
Keg 5: Jacker the Rye-per IPA
Keg 6: California Commoner

brazedowl

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It'd be an OK drive it if I didn't have to drive all the way around the damn base.

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In Progress: White Clover Wine
In Progress: Balloon Bottle Wine
Bottled: oodles and oodles
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"What senses do we lack that we cannot see or hear another world all around us?"

RidingDonkeys

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I saw that posted up by Elliott's (same owners as Sly Fox) the other day. I'm still about 7000 miles away, but I'll be checking it out when I get home next month.

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Jeff

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StressedPenguin

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I saw that on a poster outside the crepe place downtown. I was going to go by after I ate but when I looked up the slyfox website it didn't say anything about it. I'll definitely drive up there for supplies if they have good stuff, but the only real mentioning of it is on their Facebook page and no real pictures of what they have, just a wall of beer (which is still pretty sweet).

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Primary: Midwest Belgian Wit
Kegs: White House Honey Ale, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale Clone

maltoftheearth

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Ok, we to the Sly Fox this weekend. They have a limited number of extract kits and equipment. A little surprised to see their pellet hops and dry yeast at room temp ...I wouldn't do that but what do I know.

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Long range forecast:

5G Carboy Primary (1): Belgo Clone
5G Carboy Primary (2): Cream Ale
2.5G Carboy Primary: Empty

Keg 1: Casper the Friendly Kolsch
Keg 2: Salt n' Peppa IPA
Keg 3: Slip One to the Porter
Keg 4: Russian Oligarch Stout
Keg 5: Jacker the Rye-per IPA
Keg 6: California Commoner