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"Mark Glewwe" <mark(a)glewwe-castle.com>
10/17/2005 08:53 PM
To
Cider Buyers: ;
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Subject
Cider Pressing 2005
Ladies & Gentlemen,
Here are the final details for this autumn's apple pressing. Assuming the
weather holds out, we will be pressing apples at Webber's Orchard in
Spring
Lake Township (just south of Prior Lake)
When: Saturday, October 29, 9am-4pm. I need time to clean up, so please
don't wait 'til 4pm.
Cost: The Orchard is asking for $2/gal - payable to the orchard
Where: (better yet, directions to Webber's Orchard)
From the South - traveling north on I-35 (like anyone lives south of me)
* At Exit 81 [CR-70], Bear right and exit the freeway
* At the Stop Sign, Turn Left (West) onto CR-70 [210th Street]
(CR-70 will change into CR-8 as you pass into Scott County)
* After 7.0 miles, Turn Right (North) onto CR-87 [Mushtown]
* After 1.2 mile, Turn Right (East) onto 205th St and
* Follow the Orchard Signs
From the North - traveling south on US-169
* t the south end of the Bloomington Ferry Bridge, Bear Right and
* Exit for Savage [MN-13]
* At the stop lights, turn Right (South) onto MN-13
* After 6.5 miles, just past the Dairy Queen, turn Left (South) onto CR-23
[Panama Avenue]
* After 3.0 miles, turn Left (East) onto 190th Street
* After 1.0 miles, Turn Right (South) onto CR-87 [Mushtown] and
* Follow the Orchard Signs
From the North - traveling south on I-35
* At Exit 84 [185th Street], Bear Right and Exit the freeway for Prior
Lake
* At Stop Sign, Turn Right (West) onto 185th Street [CR-60]
(185th Street [CR-60] will change to Cleary Lake Road [CR-21] as you
pass into Scott County)
* After 4.6 miles at the Stop Sign, Turn Left (South) onto CR-27 [Texas
Avenue]
* After 1.2 miles, Turn Right (West) onto CR-68 [190th Street]
* After 2.0 miles, Turn Left (South) onto CR-87 [Mushtown] and
* Follow the Orchard Signs
Webber's Orchard - 5531 205 St. E, (952) 447-5147
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And for those less interested in slaving over the apple grinder, we will
be
buying cider from Minnesota Harvest again.
Price - $3.25/gal
Delivery - Nov. 5 at Barley John's (Teach a Friend to Brew Day)
Send me your orders. Last year we bought out everything they had, so they
are asking for a 2 week advance notice when we place our order. So,
please
have your orders in by October 22.
Engineer, Gentleman, & Brewer,
Mark D. Glewwe
http://www.glewwe-castle.com/mark/
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FYI
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From: owner-mcbg(a)mncraftbrew.org [mailto:owner-mcbg@mncraftbrew.org] On
Behalf Of David H Berg
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 6:02 AM
To: mcbg(a)mncraftbrew.org
Subject: Winterfest
Just when you thought it was safe to stop thinking about beer during working
hours...
The date for Winterfest has been set. It will be held Jan 14th, 6:30-9:30PM
@ St Paul College Club (http://www.stpaulcollegeclub.com/A/m.htm)
We are still determining how we are going to sell tickets, but I can tell
you this much-they will go fast. This is an extremely limited event (around
200) in a beautiful venue.
I now return you to your regularly scheduled lives, already in progress.
Cheers!
David Berg
Head Brewer, Bandana Brewery
President, Minnesota Craft Brewer's Guild
http://www.mncraftbrew.org
The latest newsletter from the SPHBC....
Original Message:
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From: Kristen England engla008(a)umn.edu
Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 14:12:51 -0600
To: sphbc(a)sphbc.org
Subject: [SPHBC] October newsletter
Comin at cha like a drunk one legged monkey on a tricycle.it's the next
edition of the SPHBC newsletter.
This edition is chauk - a - block full of useful and useless
information. The useless information is meant to be such and to give
you a laugh or two. All the other stuff you should be able to use
and/or apply right away.
As usual its mildly offensive and most definitely sarcastic. Again, we
try to use small words. The SPHBC will not be held responsible for
opinions in this newsletter basically b/c we don't have the effort. If
you do find anything that's grossly offensive, please dial our new SPHBC
hotline: 1-800-KMA-USOB
Cheers and enjoy,
Kris and Thomas.your flogging posts.
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mail2web - Check your email from the web at
http://mail2web.com/ .
... if so, would you like to write a review of it for the November issue
of THE BOILER? If you've got a photo or two of the event, that would be a
bonus! I need it by Friday...
- Al
alboyce(a)bigfoot.com
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Last Tuesday we picked Rick Oftel's Baltic Porter to go on to represent
the MhBA in the AHA Club-Only competition for Baltic Porters in New York
City! Congratulations Rick! Also thanks to Chris German, Gera Exire
LaTour and Al Boyce for bringing their Baltic Porters for us to taste.
The next AHA Club-Only run-off will be Category 18 Strong Belgian Ales, on
January 24, 2005. Start your kettles!
- Al
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Forwarding to CBS, BOSS, and to Minnesota, since the Quad Cities are not
all that far from MN.
Roger Deschner Listmeister, Chicago Beer Society rogerd(a)uic.edu
Last white sox world series title: 1917
Last flu pandemic: 1918
Next potential white sox world series title: 2005
Next potential flu pandemic: 2006
coincidence?
--Chicago Tribune blog site, October 13, 2005
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Date: Thu, 13 Oct 2005 17:48:53 -0500
From: Jim and Mary Smith <jimsmith(a)seminarystreet.com>
To: rogerd(a)uic.edu
Subject: In need of judges
Roger,
Hope you can make it over to our competition.
A Call for Judges and Stewards
The Land of the Muddy Waters 11th Annual Homebrew Competition will be
held this year the 19th of November at the Bierstube in Moline, IL. The
sponsoring club, Mississippi Unquenchable Grail Zymurgists or MUGZ is
putting the call out for judges and stewards to participate in this
competition. The judging will start around 9:00 AM. There will be a
morning and afternoon flight with lunch provided to those who
participate. After the competition there will be a bus provided for a
pub crawl to some of the local brewpubs and drinking establishments.
Last years' competition saw 150 entries and we look to break that count
this year. We have moved the competition to a facility better equipped
as a judging environment this year with better lighting and more room.
There will be a limited number of Beds for Brewers available for those
wishing to stay in town overnight. Sign up soon and help the MUGZ Club
make this the best Land of the Muddy Waters Competition yet. For more
information email me:
Jim Smith
LOTMW Judge Coordinator
somethingsbrewn(a)seminarystreet.com
Or visit the MUGZ website at www.mugz.org. Look under the Competition
heading, click on LOTMW then 2005
We are looking forward to seeing you all at the 11th Annual LOTMW 2005
I've missed some posts but it appears some of us are getting to be beer
SNOBS. Now on the beer bus to "Ouisconsin" we ran across some beer that
truly was bad. The poor quality of a certain extract based brewpub, has
become "Legendary".
Mike Moranz
The interface has been telling me the list is closed subscription or I just
get an error. Or, maybe I'm getting mba messages in the new invisible email
format. And for those of you that reply to me personally, you better get
your formatting set to the invisible reply mode so that I won't know enough
to open them and get a virus. :-/
Mike
A couple of items about Trappist beers from a newsletter. Note that
there are again seven (yep 7) Trappist breweries in the world.
----- Forwarded message from rbpmail <newsletter(a)realbeer.com> -----
> From: rbpmail <newsletter(a)realbeer.com>
> Reply-To: newsletter(a)realbeer.com
> To: rbpmail-out(a)realbeer.com
> Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 08:08:55 -0400
> Subject: October Real Beer News: GABF results; Smart beer coasters; Beer milk?
>
> Welcome to RBPMail 11.10, October 2005
>
...
>
> LA TRAPPE REGAINS TRAPPIST SANCTION
> Now there are seven "sanctioned" Trappist beers. The International Trappist
> Association has announced it will allow La Trappe in the Netherlands to again
> use the official Trappist logo on its beers. In 1999, the I.T.A. withdrew its
> logo for all the La Trappe beers after the agreement concluded by
> Koningshoeven Abbey with Bavaria B.V. The Association considered the
> situation so confused that it could not guarantee the authentic provenance of
> beers bearing the name of "La Trappe." Consequently, Koningshoeven Abbey had
> ceased to use the logo. To satisfy the logo criteria, Koningshoeven Abbey
> recently revised its cooperation agreement with Koningshoeven Brewery (a
> subsidiary of Bavaria B.V.). In the new agreement, the position of the monks
> resulted in the Trappist provenance of "La Trappe" beers being strengthened
> and guaranteed.
> http://www.brewlikeamonk.com
>
> MONKS ASK AMERICANS NOT TO BUY THEIR BEER
> The monks at the abbey of St. Sixtus of Westvleteren have turned to one of
> America's largest newspaper to make it clear they don't want their coveted
> beer sold in the United States. Brother Joris, the monk who oversees brewing
> at Westvleteren as well as running the library, agreed to be interviewed by
> USA Today for a story about he monastery brewery so he could to warn
> Americans against buying illegally imported Westvleteren. "My message is,
> people should know that the beer arrives there in a very un-Trappist-like
> way," he said. "It's the result of a lot of maneuvering in the dark before it
> actually shows up there. "I would advise your readers not to ask for or buy
> Westvleteren," he said. "You do not support the Trappist cause by buying
> Westvleteren in the United States."
> http://www.realbeer.com/news/articles/news-002708.php
>
...
>
> (c) copyright 2005, Real Beer Media. Feel free to distribute to friends, just
> keep the copyright clause intact.
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