chemman14 said:I have been bomed on the past two weekends. If anyone wants to take this over feel free. I also wont be able to get in there next weekend. Just started a new job so things have been hectic
Yeah I do the grain club currently but I like the additional savings of buying in bulkI dropped this for two reasons: first I didn't see anyone willing to sell to a non-retail store or commercial brewer, and I couldn't find a brewer who could do it. Obviously a retail store wouldn't want to either, since that directly cannibalizes his business.
Second, the LHBS that's home to the Maltose Falcons has a special price on all grains at $1.40/lb and 2-row for $1/lb if you join their grain club. Not as cheap as buying wholesale, but it's closer, and you don't actually have to buy a full sack, or pay for shipping. I'm still down if someone can figure out how to get a group buy, though.
I'm all for saving money but I think doing a group buy for sacks of grain may be more hassle than its worth if your near Thousand Oaks - there are two brew stores in Simi Valley (about 2 miles from Enegren). now. I have bought sacks of grain from Homebrew express a few times now - 2 row and pilsner were both $40-$45 and he had them on hand when I stopped by. If you want something special - different brand or whatever, I'm sure he would be willing to accommodate.
Do we know who their supplier is? We may be able to wrestle up a price list from another source, but still buy through them.
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There's 40 sacks of grain on a pallet.
And how many sacks do we think people here are signing up for?
Do I assume correctly we'd have to come up with a full pallet to make it the least burdensome for Enegren?
I don't think we have enough interest to total 40 sacks. Maybe we should count the interest as a first step?
I'd buy 3.