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If there is still room, I'd like: 1 CM-2ROW 1 BD-MOPA Thanks

Beermapping.com does require you to be open before the location will be approved, but once you're open definitely submit it (or message me and I'll add it.) My app, Find Craft Beer, pulls from the beermapping database in real time so once you're on there anyone using my app will be able to find...

Paid, thanks!!

Willum I'll do 1/2 of the fb-whet with you if you want. And I'll take 1 x CM - 2ROW

I'll take: 1x Amarillo 1x Cascade 1x Northern Brewer

Works for me! Voorhees is no problem at all and I can be there Saturday morning.

I'm getting two bags (1 bag of 2row and 1 of wheat.) Let me know and thanks!

Can anyone hold my grain for me until after work on Friday or anytime Saturday morning? Getting there tomorrow night would be tricky. Let me know if someone's available. If not, I'll figure something out. Thanks!

I'll take 1x CM-2ROW 1x CM-WHET Thanks!

I did the lemon zest soaked in vodka for a lemon hefe on a recent batch. I soaked for a week (maybe overkill) but the lemon REALLY came through on the beer. It wasn't my favorite beer, but a couple of my friends thought it was one of the best I ever made and I have requests to make more of it.

According to beermapping.com there is really only two places: http://beermapping.com/location-lookup/?locname=&city=atlantic+city&country=United+States&state=&zip=&t= Tun Tavern (which I've been to) is okay, an upscale (in price) brewpub for fairly standard selection. You might get a decent...

From beermapping.com: http://beermapping.com/maps/proxymaps.php?locid=43&d=50

I use http://beermapping.com for a lot of this, although I only started tracking my visits in the past year or so. Plan on going back to a lot of places to review again! My visits/reviews http://maps.google.com/maps?q=http://beermapping.com/maps/reviews/usermap.php?u=2557

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HBT beermapping.com

Good thing you brew your own then!!

Oh, the Cupertino location is the default location in the simulator since the iPhone simulator always thinks you're in Apple headquarters. That was a little bit weird when I first started trying it :)

The app just tells you where you can get a craft beer, not what's on tap. It's pretty much a location aware, mobile version of beermapping.com and the data that I have available is what is on that site. However, most locations DO have a link to their webpage on the beermapping.com site, which...

So my first iPhone App was approved by Apple. It's called Find Craft Beer and it uses the beermapping.com data to find breweries, brewpubs, beer bars, beer stores and homebrew shops within a radius of your current location (using the GPS.) You can also put in a city or zip to be the center...