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hello fellow nosers (fredericton)
I have been a member for a couple months, and just now introducing myself and learning how this forum site works.
I have been brewing for five years from boxed kits at noble grape but for the last six months, we've made the leap to stove top brewing with grain/malt kits pre-made up at central farmhouse in downtown Bangor Maine. we have made 4 in total chocolate stout, juniper ginger ale, pumpkin almanac ale, and a cream ale which a just bottled yesterday.
This past September my partner and I went down to New England and immersed our selves in a mirco-breweries and craft beers on the Maine beer trail. 3 days
11 breweries.
Thanks
Trevor Wells
I have been brewing for five years from boxed kits at noble grape but for the last six months, we've made the leap to stove top brewing with grain/malt kits pre-made up at central farmhouse in downtown Bangor Maine. we have made 4 in total chocolate stout, juniper ginger ale, pumpkin almanac ale, and a cream ale which a just bottled yesterday.
This past September my partner and I went down to New England and immersed our selves in a mirco-breweries and craft beers on the Maine beer trail. 3 days
11 breweries.
Thanks
Trevor Wells
pasted brews: Chocolate stout
Kegged/bottled: Juniper ginger ale, Pumpkin almanac ale, Cream ale
Fermenting:
Next Up: a stout or porter...
Kegged/bottled: Juniper ginger ale, Pumpkin almanac ale, Cream ale
Fermenting:
Next Up: a stout or porter...
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Cheers!
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I'm in Fredericton, too... don't think there's too many of us on here, yet! But I could be wrong...
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"Twenty years ago — a time, by the way, that hops such as Simcoe and Citra were already being developed, but weren’t about to find immediate popularity — there wasn’t a brewer on earth who would have gone to the annual Hop Growers of American convention and said, “I’m going to have a beer that we make 4,000 barrels of, one time a year. It flies off the shelf at damn near $20 a six-pack, and you know what it smells like? It smells like your cat ate your weed and then pissed in the Christmas tree.” - Bell’s Brewery Director of Operations John Mallet on the scent of their popular Hopslam.
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Welcome to the site....i was in the fredericton area the past 10yrs or so...
There's a local site in freddy if anyone was interested (not trying to steer you away from this great site though), but in case yas wanted to get together with locals n whatnot.....craftbrewing.ca

There's a local site in freddy if anyone was interested (not trying to steer you away from this great site though), but in case yas wanted to get together with locals n whatnot.....craftbrewing.ca
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Currently At Brookland Brewing, Sydney, NS:
In Kegs: Four Seas IPA, Belgian Witbier
In Carboys: Ordinary Bitter (Bitter Bonnette)
Bottled:
Next Brew: California Lager.
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In Carboys: Ordinary Bitter (Bitter Bonnette)
Bottled:
Next Brew: California Lager.
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Welcome aboard.
What were your favourites from the Maine Beer Trail? I checked it out a few 2 years ago, and had a great time at Marshall Wharf/Three Tides. The folks there were awesome.
What were your favourites from the Maine Beer Trail? I checked it out a few 2 years ago, and had a great time at Marshall Wharf/Three Tides. The folks there were awesome.
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