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Have you checked the vineyard across from fiddleheads? Also I have seen many Craigslist ads for a guy selling in Maine/nh area, not sure if there are any current ones.

Where are you in mass?

How much for the jockey box?

Rw Knudsen(expensive) has some that I've used with positive results. I also purchased trader joe's "cinnamon pear cider" which I really enjoyed, but it has a good bit of apple in the mix so it would not be a traditional perry. Good luck

Where in western mass?

I might have sat afternoon session tickets. I will check and let you know.

Way off topic but...... Policeman came to my house.

yes i did. the short version of the answer was.... get the brown ale style book and start there.

For JP. My go to is La Roja, I love it right around 5-6 months from bottling date. Also SAVE THOSE DREGS>

I would agree with Jolly Pumpkin. But my go to is an ORVAL.

I was also at the brewery on tues and they had quite a bit of beer. I can't trade what I picked up, but I go up past brewery once a month so it's possible I could ship....

I made a quad/dark strong and dosed some bottles with a Chilean carmenere. About 1 -2 oz per bottle. When tasting I found there was a nice marriage of berry and tannin and beer. I did have some friends that did not quite agree. Please note, the base beer was fermented on the cool side to keep...

I also have a Phil's philler available. If your interested. Pm if interested

Well tonight was good and bad... I cracked open my 80 shilling with JP and Orval dregs, it's tastes amazing. Some sour some horse it's tasty. But, the wife got a sip( who am I kidding... She got the rest of the glass) now my 1 gallon supply does not look as plentiful as it once did.

Me too. I can offer some of the Allagash house sacc strain as a trade.

2# of cara-pils seems like a lot. I would suggest 1/2 to 3/4 pound max.

I guess I will be the guy who bursts the bubble. DuPont does not have any Brett/bugs,however it is a great Saison strain if you can be patient enough.

Picked up a bottle today while in vt on business. Anyone wanna make a trade? Let me know. Cheers

Seven Bridges Co Op breworganic.com has a HUGE selection of Organic ingredients. Good luck

There is also a recipe from rob in Brew like a Monk. It suggests using " secret spice" which many believe to be chamomile. Also, it was recently posted in this forum that the bottle conditioning yeast is in fact the primary strain.