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posted on October 18, 2009 in Admin posts, Site Info

Because of the way Internet Exploder processes transparent gifs, this website does not work that well using that browser, despite the fact that we are using WC3 standards. It’s that awesome browser that’s broken, and I’m not fixing the website for that reason….

Artisan Homebrew is now open!

posted on October 17, 2009 in Admin posts

Guys,

Just a heads up that my buddy Mike has opened the only Homebrew/Winemaking supply store in Chester County this past Thursday, October 15th. Please stop by and buy some stuff! I am going to get all my homebrew supplies from Mike, and you should too.

Check out his site:

Artisan Homebrew

See you @ the Club Meet tonite!

James

6th Beer Club Meet

posted on September 21, 2009 in beer club meeting

Invites have been sent! October 17th, 2009!

Title: 6th Beer Club Meet and Greet
Description:

1. Bring 1 case of beer (24-12oz. Bottles or cans – min cost of $25 per case) in a cooler with ice subject to exclusion and previously shared lists. (See exclusion and previously shared lists)
2. You must like the beer you bring (and be willing to take home any unopened bottles/cans, if any remain.) Please do not use the club as a first time taste of the beer.
3. Beer can be any flavor, any strength, from any brewery, (providing #2 is true) subject to exclusion and previously shared lists. (See exclusion and previously shared lists)
4. Please label your cooler with its original contents. Note that by the end of the night, it will most likely become a variety of different beers.
5. You can drink from any cooler you like, including your own, BUT…Before you open a bottle/can from someone else’s cooler, you must replace it with an unopened bottle/can from your cooler. (Unless it’s your own, obviously!) This was not happening at the beginning of the last meet, so…
6. You can drink as fast or as slow as you like. (Slow is preferable. The more you drink at the meeting, the less you will be able to take home.)
7. At the end of the night, we will allow a final 1-for-1 exchange of unopened bottles/cans, and you can take home whatever is left in your cooler.
*8. Bring your favorite vessel (mug, stein, pint, yard, mason jar, etc.)

The host typically will be providing burgers and dogs.

Guests (Limit of 2 adults per case of beer) are requested to please bring a snack food, a salad or a desert to share. Please let us know by commenting on this post.

Driving: Please do not drive drunk. If you “taste” too much and need to sleep it off, the host always has a place for you to lie down, no problem.
Start Time: 17:30
Date: 2009-10-17
Location: 207 Mill Pond Drive, Exton, PA

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NEW THIS MEET: Don’t forget about the 10% discount all beer club members receive at Exton Beverage when making your beer club meet purchase! Tell them you are with the Beer Club, and they will make sure you aren’t duplicating something anyone else has bought there for the meeting.

Wahoo! GABF here we come!

posted on August 5, 2009 in Admin posts

Yes. Clarie, Ryan, Marissa and I are headed to the Great American Beer Festival in Denver from Sept. 24-26th! We have the festival tickets, and our hotel booked. Just working out the plane tix and we’re all set! Yes!

Can’t believe I forgot this bit of news!

posted on July 16, 2009 in beer club meeting

During our beer club meet on Saturday, we will be hosting a screening of two very beer-related movies:

Beer Wars
and
The American Brew

Cya Saturday!

5th Beer Club Meeting!

posted on June 30, 2009 in beer club meeting

Title: 5th Beer Club Meet and Greet
Location: 88 Fieldview Drive, Spring City, PA 19475
Description:

1. Bring 1 case of beer (24-12oz. Bottles or cans – min cost of $25 per case) in a cooler with ice subject to exclusion and previously shared lists. (See exclusion and previously shared lists)
2. You must like the beer you bring (and be willing to take home any unopened bottles/cans, if any remain.) Please do not use the club as a first time taste of the beer.
3. Beer can be any flavor, any strength, from any brewery, (providing #2 is true) subject to exclusion and previously shared lists. (See exclusion and previously shared lists)
4. Please label your cooler with its original contents. Note that by the end of the night, it will most likely become a variety of different beers.
5. You can drink from any cooler you like, including your own, BUT…Before you open a bottle/can from someone else’s cooler, you must replace it with an unopened bottle/can from your cooler. (Unless it’s your own, obviously!) This was not happening at the beginning of the last meet, so…
6. You can drink as fast or as slow as you like. (Slow is preferable. The more you drink at the meeting, the less you will be able to take home.)
7. At the end of the night, we will allow a final 1-for-1 exchange of unopened bottles/cans, and you can take home whatever is left in your cooler.
*8. Bring your favorite vessel (mug, stein, pint, yard, mason jar, etc.)

Marissa & I will be providing burgers and dogs.

Guests (Limit of 2 adults per case of beer) are requested to please bring a snack food, a salad or a desert to share. Please let us know by commenting on this post.

Driving: Please do not drive drunk. If you “taste” too much and need to sleep it off, the host always has a place for you to lie down, no problem.
Start Time: 17:30
Date: 2009-7-18

If you need directions, please use google maps to get to our address. It appears that no other current mapping software has our address. If you are using a GPS, please use the following address that will lead you to the entrance of our development:

190 Hill Church Road, Spring City, PA 19475

Once you turn into our development, that puts you onto Cloverhill, then make a right onto Fieldview Dr. We are right up the street @ 88 Fieldview.

Please comment below with what beer and food item you will be bringing, and whether or not you’ll be able to make it.

Capone’s – What’s on Tap?

posted on June 4, 2009 in Site Info

Had a couple of email conversations with Matt, the owner of Capone’s, and he’s ok’d it for me to post the weekly email updates listing the beers currently on tap and new beers in the store here on the site! Sweet! If you’d like to get the weekly email, send him a note here: MCapone610@aol.com

and tell him you’d like to be added to the weekly email update list.
Or, you could just come look at the page here on the site!

5th semi-annual Beer Club Meet!

posted on in beer club meeting

Targeting July 18th as the 5th semi-annual Beer Club Meeting.

Currently, Ryan & Claire have offerred up their place, but they are in the midst of house-hunting, so their ability to host may be impaired at that time. If that’s the case, Marissa and I will host in their stead.

Stay tuned for details and invites coming very soon!

- James

4th Beer Club meet!

posted on March 22, 2009 in Admin posts, beer club meeting

Great times and great beer were had by all last night during our 4th meet. Without a doubt, this club is growing by leaps and bounds. I’m going to remove the “annual” moniker because it appears that this year will be the year we have more than 1 meeting! Yay! I’d love to see comments from anyone that attended. Thanks.

Philly Beer Week!!

posted on March 18, 2009 in Admin posts

I know I’m a little late with this post, but I wanted to make sure I posted something about this great event.

I was only able to make it out to 2 events (so far) but enjoyed them both.

First, Marissa & I checked out Teresa’s Next Door for the intro of Duvel Green. Great bar.. we will be back. They have an 11 page beer book! Sweet! Not so keen on the Green. I prefer regular Duvel.

Josh and I made it out to Local 44 this past Sunday as they were host of a history making event… they had 7 Russian River beers on tap all at once (for about 45 minutes at least, before the 1st beer kicked)! Let the record show that we were first to the bar, first in the bar, and served first! Heh! It was a fun time. It got super crowded by the time we left, and the best of the beers were gone. Pliny the Younger has a well deserved reputation, as do all the other Russian River beers. Hopefully, their beers will become easier to get in the coming months.

Out for now.

Cya on Saturday!

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