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Canadian Gluten Free Homebrewers
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mcarriere987
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maple ridge here (near Vancouver)!
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If anyone is interested in a grain supplier in Canada. http://heathensbrewingandsupply.ca
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brucegodin
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Awesome! Is that a company you started?
Jettaguy
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Awesome, good for you! So can I come pick up orders? LOL
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Ya man that would be me you were chatting with today.
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Yes for sure!
I haven't been on this forum lately. It seems like a lot is happening. I'm in Victoria. I've been brewing gluten free for about four years. I'm all alone over here. I do all-grain too. And I malt my own grain, out of necessity. I built my malting machine out of plywood and screen doors. I'm working on a new one that won't be so ridiculous.
Nice to hear there are other GF brewers nearby. Here in Canada, western Canada maybe, we have a poor selection of beers to chose from at the liquor stores. And I prefer mine fresh and straight out of my keg than anything commercially made. Except Green's, that's a decent beer. I haven't made my way over the border yet to try all the ones you're talking about. Anyway, I now feel less alone.
Nice to hear there are other GF brewers nearby. Here in Canada, western Canada maybe, we have a poor selection of beers to chose from at the liquor stores. And I prefer mine fresh and straight out of my keg than anything commercially made. Except Green's, that's a decent beer. I haven't made my way over the border yet to try all the ones you're talking about. Anyway, I now feel less alone.
Jettaguy
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Wow, malting your own grains. Very cool. You must be a Master brewing GF for four years.
Jettaguy
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Where are you based out of?
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We are just outside Calgary, AB.
Xcharest
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Northern BC, been drinking mostly Whistler Brewing Forager Lager, but love the blonde Glutenburg as well. Just making my second batch of homebrew, using kits for now til I learn the ins and outs of it. Excited and nervous.
Burndog
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Just had the IPA #5 last night. Really good! Tasted like there were blueberries in it.
Hi there to all of my fellow GF brewers up in the land where ice was born. I'm down here in Seattle with easy access to Ghostfish. Since being diagnosed celiac a couple of years ago I have had MANY a Ghostfish beer 
. Good to hear of so many others out there trying to expand our knowledge of how to brew great beer.
As an FYI I noticed that Ghostfish will be up in BC for two upcoming events to celebrate their Canadian launch:
Maple Ridge 1-12-18 https://www.facebook.com/events/166789983940741/
Vancouver 1-13-18 https://www.facebook.com/events/205141540034343/
Cheers!
. Good to hear of so many others out there trying to expand our knowledge of how to brew great beer. As an FYI I noticed that Ghostfish will be up in BC for two upcoming events to celebrate their Canadian launch:
Maple Ridge 1-12-18 https://www.facebook.com/events/166789983940741/
Vancouver 1-13-18 https://www.facebook.com/events/205141540034343/
Cheers!
