Not sure where to Post this "All Grain store"

Primevci · Oct 2, 2011

Im making the switch to all grain and dunno where to shop in the Portland/ Vancouver area who do you think has the best grains in town? who mills the grains the best? ill be doing my first ag next friday so just wanna know who i should goto to buy my ingredients thanks...

passedpawn · Oct 2, 2011

No answers for you, but good luck. I'm sure it will be fun and result in something wet!

rockfish42 · Oct 2, 2011

FH Steinbart had a good reputation from what little I've heard from Oregon homebrewers. They also have properly polished rice for making sake.

bbone66 · Oct 3, 2011

+1

FH Steinbart

also Brew Brothers in Hillsboro has good prices even though its not close to you.

pdxal · Oct 3, 2011

FH Steinbart allows you to mill your grains there, helpful if you don't have your own mill.
They also have a huge variety of grain at good prices.

shutupjojo · Oct 3, 2011

They move alot of grain at Steinbarts so it is always fresh.

samc · Oct 3, 2011

Brew Bros does a delivery to certain locations in the Portland area which would save you a drive and some gas money. http://brewbrothers.biz/brewcart/index.php?main_page=shippinginfo&zenid=thqv5sebetefbs8ohsmfno5oe0

They also sell a lot of grain, have great prices and will mill to your specs if you need it. Of course you won't get the know it all attitude of Steinbarts, but you can't have everything.

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