At our meetings, we typically discuss business then sample homebrews, that members bring to share.
You’re welcome to bring any homebrew you’d like to share or those you’d like to get feedback.
One or two 22 ounce bottles, of beer, would be enough.
Feel free to show up anytime after the taproom opens at 4:00PM.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
Please include Style, alcohol content and bitterness at a minimum.
Other info such as ingredients, mash and fermentation conditions, etc., are always welcome.
Hope to see you on the 15th.
The next Grain Trust homebrew club meeting will be 6:00PM Friday, June 17, 2022.
In the back room of Clandestine Brewing.
This month we will be talking about updates on local competitions and NCHF (the Northern California Homebrewer’s Festival).
Given that COVID cases are at a fairly high level in Santa Clara County, we’ve arranged for the roll up door to be opened, thereby allowing fresh air into the meeting space.
The weather forecast is calling for a cool evening on Friday, so be prepared for the potential effects on the meeting space.
As well, you might want to bring a mask for times where you may be in spaces outside of the meeting room.
And, of course, if you are not feeling well, please refrain from attending.
For those planning to bring homebrew, it would be great (but not required) if you could send Howard a brief description of your beers, so we can have a reasonable tasting order.
Please include Style, alcohol content and bitterness at a minimum.
Other info such as ingredients, mash and fermentation conditions, etc., are always welcome (especially if there is a story behind the beer).
At our meetings, we typically discuss business then sample homebrews, that members bring to share.
You’re welcome to bring any homebrew you’d like to share or those you’d like to get feedback.
One or two 22 ounce bottles, of beer, would be enough.
Feel free to show up anytime after the taproom opens at 4:00PM.
Given that COVID cases are at a fairly high level in Santa Clara County, we’ve arranged for the roll up door to be opened, thereby allowing fresh air into the meeting space.
The weather forecast is calling for a cool evening on Friday, so be prepared for the potential effects on the meeting space.
As well, you might want to bring a mask for times where you may be in spaces outside of the meeting room.
And, of course, if you are not feeling well, please refrain from attending.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Howard a day or so ahead of the meeting, so we can have a reasonable tasting order.
Please include Style, alcohol content and bitterness at a minimum.
Other info such as ingredients, mash and fermentation conditions, etc., are always welcome (especially if there is a story behind the beer).
Hope to see you on the 20th.
The next Grain Trust homebrew club meeting will be 6:00PM Friday, May 20, 2022.
In the back room of Clandestine Brewing.
As it’s May, so Maibock season.
Bring your homebrewed Maibock to share.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
At our meetings, we typically discuss business then sample homebrews, that members bring to share.
You’re welcome to bring any homebrew you’d like to share or those you’d like to get feedback.
One or two 22 ounce bottles, of beer, would be enough.
Feel free to show up anytime after the taproom opens at 4:00PM.
The May meeting will be Friday the 20th.
Proceedings will start at 6:00 PM but feel free to arrive anytime after the Taproom opens at 4:00 PM.
As it’s Maibock season.
Bring your homebrewed Maibock.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
Hope to see you on the 20th.
The next Grain Trust homebrew club meeting will be 7:00PM Friday, April 15, 2022.
In the back room of Clandestine Brewing.
Please be aware Clandestine Brewing has instituted a “Proof of Vaccination” policy in order to gain inside seating.
You can bring your physical card, a photo of same, or use the QR code generated by the California Department of Public Health.
To get the latter downloaded to your phone, visit the California Department of Public Health website for Digital Vaccine Records.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
Just a reminder.
We will be sampling Maibocks at next month’s Grain Trust meeting.
So get your Maibock ready by May 20.
At our meetings, we typically discuss business then sample homebrews, that members bring to share.
You’re welcome to bring any homebrew you’d like to share or those you’d like to get feedback.
One or two 22 ounce bottles, of beer, would be enough.
Please be aware Clandestine Brewing has instituted a “Proof of Vaccination” policy in order to gain inside seating.
You can bring your physical card, a photo of same, or use the QR code generated by the California Department of Public Health.
To get the latter downloaded to your phone, visit the California Department of Public Health website for Digital Vaccine Records.
Feel free to show up anytime after the taproom opens at 4:00PM, and remember that proof of vaccination is required for inside seating.
The April meeting will be Friday the 15th.
Proceedings will start at 7:00 PM but feel free to arrive anytime after the Taproom opens at 4:00 PM.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
Hope to see you on the 15th.
The next Grain Trust homebrew club meeting will be 7:00PM Friday, March 18, 2022.
In the back room of Clandestine Brewing.
Please be aware Clandestine Brewing has instituted a “Proof of Vaccination” policy in order to gain inside seating.
You can bring your physical card, a photo of same, or use the QR code generated by the California Department of Public Health.
To get the latter downloaded to your phone, visit the California Department of Public Health website for Digital Vaccine Records.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
At our meetings, we typically discuss business then sample homebrews, that members bring to share.
You’re welcome to bring any homebrew you’d like to share or those you’d like to get feedback.
One or two 22 ounce bottles, of beer, would be enough.
Please be aware Clandestine Brewing has instituted a “Proof of Vaccination” policy in order to gain inside seating.
You can bring your physical card, a photo of same, or use the QR code generated by the California Department of Public Health.
To get the latter downloaded to your phone, visit the California Department of Public Health website for Digital Vaccine Records.
Feel free to show up anytime after the taproom opens at 4:00PM, and remember that proof of vaccination is required for inside seating.
The March meeting will be Friday the 18th.
Proceedings will start at 7:00 PM but feel free to arrive anytime after the Taproom opens at 4:00 PM.
As usual, we’ll be focusing on beers that we bring–be sure to get your descriptions to Harry Graham a day or so ahead of the meeting.
Hope to see you on the 18th.
The Grain Trust will be brewing at Freewheel Brewing Company, in Redwood City!
The Grain Trust has participated in every one of these since their inception in 2016, winning twice and finishing second twice.
This year, we’ll brew again, staying true to the theme of Admiral Maltings Capay Rye.
Anil has a recipe for California Common that has 20% rye and has already been tested on TGT, receiving a lot of favorable comments.
So, we’ll go with that.
If you’re interested in participating, the event starts at around 10:30AM. The official start is 11:30AM.
Just show up and join our team–as a bonus, draft beers are only $5/pint for members of all brewing teams.
If we win, they will invite us to brew the beer inside on their 6-barrel system.
