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Hey all, I'm in Como too. I usually bought from Midwest since it was cheaper. I won't have to worry about that anymore, since I'm going pro! I will be a brewer at Bur Oak Brewing Company, and we hope to help out homebrewers in the area. I will keep you posted! Anyone going to the beer...

Mothers Brewing Co is great. I haven't had anything there I didn't like. They had a Cucumber Saison at the Parkville Microfest that was great. If you like coffee, try there winter grind!

Me too!

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Thanks for the help guys. I can't wait to try some of these.

My roommate is in Denver right know partying it up, while I'm back here working. He said he could pick me up some beers that you just cant find here in Columbia, Missouri. Do you gurus have any suggestions? Any style is good, but I really want some good pales and IPAs for a club tasting...

For Hefe Yeasts, its better safe than sorry, I'd rig up a blow-off tube.

I'm doing well. Just got back from a canoe trip. Got voted MVP for the 2nd year in a row, It helps a lot when you bring a keg of homebrew!

I've been getting my AG setup going and switching jobs, but I'm back now.

I live in Columbia, where there is not a HBS in 100 mile radius. I have been paying $60-$65 (with delivery) for a bag of grain. I just talked to the brewer at the local brewpub and he told me he could sell me American 2row for about $.45/lb. This is gonna make for some cheep beers...

Hope it turns out great!

Columbia Sounds Great to me.

Charcoal only, propane is for pansies

Welcome to the forum. You've got a great LHBS there in Minniapolis. I order from Midwest online, but I've visited the store once. Very friendly people.

Whats up Jacob? Another from Columbia MO. Awesome I've been brewing for about 5 years and I'm just getting ready for my first Partial Mash in about an hour and will be moving on to All Grain for my next batch. Welcome to the forum and we should get together and talk some homebrewing over a...