The next Grain Trust homebrew club meeting will be 7:00PM Friday, October 15.
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.
Howard chronicled the following from the September 2021 Grain Trust meeting.
- One thing we decided concretely is that we’ll move the strong beer challenge out to February, 2022. This will coincide with “Strong Beer Month”.
- Several of us have wanted to do a cask ale style/challenge this year, and our stake in the ground is to do it in November. For this meeting, you brew a beer that would be appropriate to serve on a beer engine at cellar temperature. Ideally, you rack it into a collapsible water bottle (the 1.3 gallon version) for conditioning, then bring it to the meeting location a day or so ahead of time. Harry and Kim have volunteered their patio on which to hold the meeting (with a patio heater). They have a beer engine set up in their basement, which will be at the perfect serving temperature.
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.
The next Grain Trust homebrew club meeting will be 7:00PM Friday, September 17.
In the back room of Clandestine Brewing.
Howard suggests we discuss any brewing challenges or other activities we want to pursue in the Fall and upcoming Winter.
Currently we’re considering a “big beer” club challenge for November/December, and a cask ale challenge with a date TBD.
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.
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.
July 16, 2021 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 PM
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.
January 17, 2020 @ 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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.
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iPhone Applications for 2015 Style Guidelines as described on the BJCP Member Forum.
