My girlfriend and I are moving out to Halifax in the summer and I just wanted to say hey. We are both wondering about your club, do you guys run meetings?
Cheers, Taylor
Hello from Vancouver
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Re: Hello from Vancouver
Hello, and welcome. It's a great club, active, laid back, "meetings" (beer tastings) but no committees, functions, beer exchanges, competition this year, lots of lively discussion.
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Re: Hello from Vancouver
Hi!
We have members all over the Atlantic Provinces (and beyond), with a few spots holding regular meetings. The most consistent meeting is in Halifax, every month, always on the second Tuesday. We hold it at someone's house, and will get anywhere from 5 to 25 people drop by to share and drink homebrew and other interesting beer. You and your girlfriend are more than welcome! Check that out in the "Events" sub-forum.
Also, check out the "Official Stillwell" or "Official Rockbottom" etc threads, where folks will try and rally some troops to head out for a pint. You can almost be guaranteed to see 2 or 10 Brewnosers at Stillwell at noon on Saturday, for instance.
Welcome aboard! And good call on waiting till summer, we should be down to less than 2 feet of snow on the ground by then.
We have members all over the Atlantic Provinces (and beyond), with a few spots holding regular meetings. The most consistent meeting is in Halifax, every month, always on the second Tuesday. We hold it at someone's house, and will get anywhere from 5 to 25 people drop by to share and drink homebrew and other interesting beer. You and your girlfriend are more than welcome! Check that out in the "Events" sub-forum.
Also, check out the "Official Stillwell" or "Official Rockbottom" etc threads, where folks will try and rally some troops to head out for a pint. You can almost be guaranteed to see 2 or 10 Brewnosers at Stillwell at noon on Saturday, for instance.
Welcome aboard! And good call on waiting till summer, we should be down to less than 2 feet of snow on the ground by then.
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Re: Hello from Vancouver
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In the mean time you could check out one of our western chapters (Kelowna and Calgary).
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