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I can't do any of this without help... Here are the sites and companies that have been invaluable to me as a homebrewer!
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Iron Hill Lancaster
Drink from an exclusive 24 ounce signature handmade beer mug, filling of the mug for the same price as the 16 ounce pint
, use of your mug during any Iron Hill pint promotion
, invitations to exclusive mug club events throughout the year, direct contact via email with the head brewer regarding upcoming releases and events, earn a $25 credit reward for every 300 points accrued, 200 free points credited at time of sign-upand renewal, take home collectible mug at time of sign-up or renewal, mug design changes each year, keep track of your points and member profile online.
$35/year and only took 2 visits to get a $25 gift card back. WIN.
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Bull's Head Public House at the General Sutter Inn.
The Bulls Head is modelled after a traditional British pub. This means great food, friendly conversation, and of course, quality beers. They have 14 rotating international beers on tap, 2 cask conditioned ales, and over 70 bottled beers. Traditional British pub food includes fish and chips, bangers and mash, sausage rolls, shepherds pie, and sticky toffee pudding.
Next time you are at the Bulls Head or the General Sutter just ask for a free Loyalty Club card and start earning points good toward cash rewards, Bulls Head Gear, Special Offers and Members-Only Events.
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Spring House Taproom
The original Spring House Brewing Co. is located in a barn in Conestoga, PA. The Taproom, open 2/3/11, is a sister company that sells beer made at the Conestoga location in pints, growler fills, 22oz bottles, and six packs. There will also be small batch brews made at the Taproom. Soups, salads, and sandwiches are on the menu. Shuffleboard and Zoltar are available for your entertainment.
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Untappd
Untappd is a new way to socially share the brew you're currently enjoying, as well as where you're enjoying it, with your friends! Curious what your friends are drinking or where they're hanging out? |
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 Just check out their Untappd profile and comment on their share and find out! It's a great way to spread your favorite brews and hang outs with your friends. Use your Android phone to scan the QR code here to download Untappd and start logging your beers!
Search Dubbel Dachs beers on Untappd |
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Creative House of Lancaster
A free (beer-friendly!) social networking group for creative individuals in Lancaster who believe in taking creative and innovative leaps that redefine the local
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business community by harvesting local talent, promoting collaboration, fair-trade, teamwork, networking, mentoring, social communication, and nurturing a sense of community. Check out the Homebrewers Ball 2011!
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Lancaster County Homebrew Club
This is my local homebrew club based in Lancaster County. We meet the last Wednesday of each month at 7pm in the basement of Lancaster Brewing Company. The club welcomes all brewers and those interested in learning. |
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Homebrewtalk.com
I normally would have never even thought of paying a fee for an online message board, but Homebrewtalk is worth every penny. I have learned more about brewing here than anywhere else combined.
Links to some fellow HBTers:
• jaysus' Trubbel Brewing |
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Brew Your Own
Is the most popular homebrew magazine in the world. Enjoy their collection of stories, tips, projects and great recipes from this magazine as well as web-only features. |
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BeerTools.com
This is the program that I use to create and calculate recipes. Very easy to use and is a big help with recipes. |
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William's Brewing
A great place to shop online and they really have a thorough catalog as well. Most shipping is only $7 regardless of what you buy. |
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Northern Brewer
Just like I said about William's above, great place to shop online and they really have a thorough catalog as well. Most shipping is only $7 regardless of what you buy. |
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iStockPhoto
Source of most of my stock images that I use for my labels. iStock lets you buy credits as you go. |
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Brew 365
This is the mash and sparge calculator that I use. The programmer, Chris Alvey, was most helpful in answering questions that I had about the calculator. |
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