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Syracuse, ny - round 6 group grain buy

Discussion in 'Group Buys' started by CidahMastah, Nov 8, 2011.

 

  1. WAORGANY

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    I could take the other .25 why not???
     
  2. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    That's the spirit!

    That will put us at 4bags to go!! Come on guy's let's close it!
     
  3. westo2

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Change made.......

    -Weston
     
  4. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Weston - I think you ok to make the changes. I think Copyright didn't want to move to a full bag without his split being filled so the other person wasn't left high and dry trying ot fill it.


    FYI everyone, just received another amazon payment: Only 486.24
     
  5. westo2

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Just went ahead and paid in full through Amazon. Accidentally mis-entered the amount on the first payment, so I sent a second to cover last $5.

    Thanks for doing this!

    -Weston
     
  6. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012

    FYI everyone, just received another amazon payment: Only $219.78 of payment space left.

    westo - am i missing something? I have you down for 266.46 in payments but show you as 261.46 for what you owe (estimate). Either way we can resolve it with the final costing.


    I updated the prepayment tally (please reference it on post #2)


    Thanks guys!
     
  7. westo2

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Added a split of GW-VIEN if anyone is interested. If it fills, cool. If not, I think I've got enough others to last me for a while.

    -Weston
     
  8. westo2

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Also - can I get a roll call of Buffalo area brewers? I may be able to make the pick up and haul it back depending on delivery date.
     
  9. copyright1997

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Looks good.

    All set, I no longer have the split and have the full bag.
     
  10. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    all good in the hood :D
     
  11. copyright1997

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Weston, if you want to take my 1/3 sack of BZ-VIEN (Split 33), you are welcome to it. I'm concerned about the number of containers I will have to bring (from Albany). If you take my portion of that split, it lowers my container count by one. I already have Vienna at home (about 1/2 sack), and would either hold off (assuming we get our overall bag count) or add a full sack (if needed to push us over the top).

    As an aside, if you like IPA's, my next batch is Troeg's Nugget Nectar which uses Vienna. :)

    Edit: Troeg's link: http://www.troegs.com/our_brews/nugget_nectar.aspx
     
  12. CBK

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Added 1 sack bz pils. This is it for me.

    3 more to go
     
  13. jeffb418

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Woot Woot! So no 5 pallets? Haha JK!
     
  14. WAORGANY

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Cidah,

    Send me your email and I will Amazon you the remaining $16.46 for my last grain additions....or an even $20 to call it good. On another note I got my enclosure today and now looking to see how I am going to lay it all out. Have to run out to Radio Shack/Home Depot to get some parts and pieces....ready to begin wiring!!! Yeah baby!!! Thanks.
     
  15. jbsengineer

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    I've always wanted to try a Nugget Nectar clone. Do you have a recipe your following?
     
  16. zentr

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Hey all!

    I just added request for 2 sacks: CM-2ROW and BZ-PILS.

    I appreciate the effort of the organizers. Thank you!
     
  17. jeffb418

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    1 sack to go! Only 5 more pounds!
     
  18. kzhusker

    Active Member

    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Started a new split of GW-C15, I'm probably too late but worth a shot!
     
  19. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    good to have you along - if you are feeling froggy please feel free to add more bags (your request made it). We have room up to 168 bags.

    I know of one more person in the midst of ordering (should happen today). So get orders in TODAY
     
  20. Mparsons327

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Cidah could you please pm me your name and address! I had it but somehow lost it...
     
  21. jbsengineer

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    I'm going to need to buy some kegs soon. Just curious if the keg deal is still alive?
     
  22. copyright1997

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Not exactly. I just had a request from someone to make it and had done some very preliminary research where I discovered they use Vienna. Here's some current discussion: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/trogner-bros-talk-nugget-nectar-bn-257110/

    Here's the Brew Network show (haven't listened to it yet): http://thebrewingnetwork.com/shows/764

    Here's some discussion on a BYO version which had errors and someone from BYO posted corrections: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/oct-2011-byo-nugget-nectar-clone-og-doesnt-add-up-273597/

    Given the 80% Vienna quote is dramatically different than the original article or the BYO article, it doesn't appear anyone has a true clone yet. But, I figure that if not exact, using the hop schedule but upping the Vienna % will result in a great tasting brew? I have a bit of time to think this one out as I have the SN Celebration in the keg (working on that at a pretty quick pace) and 5 gallons of Bell's Two Hearted in a primary, so I might defer this one or two brew sessions. On the other hand, it is due out (it is seasonal and they usually release about this time of year), and I would like to have my beer in hand to compare it to.
     
  23. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    fyi mparsons is heading the one up
     
  24. jeffb418

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    159 bags!

    I'll be locking the sheet from editing when Cidah gives me the word, so get your last bags in asap. Any changes after that will have to be done by myself.
     
  25. Bish07

    Member

    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Just added 1 more TF-GPRM and 1 CM-WHET if its still OK
     
  26. westo2

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 7, 2012

    I guess that works - switch made.


    Thanks!
     
  27. jeffb418

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Yep, thats fine. We can go up to about 168 items but do note that if we go over the limit of 4 pallets due to odd shapes of chemicals and flaked products the last items added onto the buy are the first ones to be removed. We are probably safe up to at least 164-166 items.
     
  28. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    I have one more guy working on adding in (hoptopia). Once we hear from him we will be able to close it.

    My thought is, pending he is able to enter his order tonight... we will close it up tonight and I will put the order together and get it to the buyer tomorrow.

    ENTER BAGS NOW OR FOREVER HOLD YOUR PEACE! ORDER WILL TENTATIVELY CLOSE TOMORROW AT 9a.m.
     
  29. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    That is my thought as well. Worst case you might add a bag that has to get taken off.

    Jeff, maybe keep track of every bag (who placed the order, and in what order) after we hit 160 bags. They will call me after I submit the order if we have any problems or substitutions that need to be made.
     
  30. copyright1997

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    A proposal to Jeff and Cidah:

    I would like to make sure that the special splits for Jeff and TwoGunz get supplied. If they get filled by donations, great. If not, I would be willing to buy (for myself) the remainder of the 2row split. I would take my portion, Jeff and TwoGunz would get the rest. That way, we ensure those bags get filled and included in the order. I'm not sure how to accomplish this with the spreadsheet....

    Also, I think you should hold the close until tomorrow morning to allow anyone out there who didn't happen to see today's post yet a full overnight to see them and get their last requests in.... (I'm still trying to decide about that sack of Vienna.)

    Edit: As an example, as of this moment the spreadsheet shows .8 for Jeff (split 32) and .4 for TwoGunz (split 35). So, that's 1.2 sacks, and I would take the last .8 sack to complete those splits. (Again, assuming no one else does a contribution.)
     
  31. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    a couple notes - the special splits do not add to bag total; they add to help pay for the persons current grain. The special sack splits have no ceiling i.e. you can keep adding to those splits as your generosity lends itself. i.e. if jeff gets 1.6 bags, we will credit the dollar equivalent of 1.6 bags of 2ROW to his order (and the people who put in on the split will be charged that amount). Make sense?

    In essence you are making a donation in bag split form to help "buy" the organizers 1 or more bags of 2row (or donating to their order).

    So if you go in .1 split you will pay ~ $3.5 ($35/10 = $3.5) towards a bag or multiple bags of that person's "thanks for the effort" grain in their order.

    regarding the order closing why don't we say 9am tomorrow Jeff will lock it up? I guess I thought closing it had midnight had a certain s*x appeal :D But truthfully I will be in bed!
     
  32. copyright1997

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    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    Ah (as the light dawns). I guess I could have figured that out had I looked at the spreadsheet formulas. Thanks, my concern(s) have been alleviated. :ban:
     
  33. CidahMastah

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    just the same I appreciate your concern :D
     
  34. jeffb418

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 7, 2012
    9 am works for me! And yes the donation splits aren't actual bags but donations towards our bags buy moving effectively adding the cost to your tab and removing it from ours.

    After I lock the sheet tomorrow, I will also remove open splits from the sheet as well to get final estimates.
     
  35. CidahMastah

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    Posted Feb 8, 2012
    90.21 (received) - Drocu
    108.66 (received) - rustbucket
    20 (received) (woargany)

    Sorry guys was a busy day today.
     
  36. zeno27

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    Posted Feb 8, 2012
    No man, I just sent a personal check (which you received and cashed). Good luck finding the owner! :p
     
  37. CidahMastah

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 8, 2012
    losing my gourd. :D The tough part about getting PM's and posts about payments all day!

    trying to decide if I should grab one more bag of base malt... the price on this grain is going to be great....
     
  38. zeno27

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    Posted Feb 8, 2012
    do it! You haven't even spent $500 yet!
     
  39. CidahMastah

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Feb 8, 2012
    Haha - the devil on my shoulder! :D




    90.21 (received) - Drocu
    108.66 (received) - rustbucket
    20 (received) (waorgany)


    FYI everyone, just received another amazon payment: Only 466.24
     
  40. WAORGANY

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Feb 8, 2012
    I sent you a $20 Amazon payment at @ 3pm today

    Paul
     
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