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Archive for September 18, 2009
Homebrewing and Microbrew Tastings
September 18, 2009 by Jeff.
For those of you who enjoy beer, there are a few nice events coming up in the next month. First, on October 3 Redhook Brewery, WHEB and Prescott Park are hosting NH Brew Fest 2009. There will 30 brewers, 90 brews, and 2 tasting sessions. I’ve already bought my tickets online and hope to see you there.
On October 4 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Shapleigh Hops Craft Brewing Supply is hosting an open house and brewing demonstration. There will be demos for beer, wine, cider, and mead. Shapleigh Hops can be found at 37 Grant Road in Shapleigh, Maine. They can be reached at 207-432-3677.
And finally, there’s a new brewery in Hooksett, NH, White Birch Brewing. I haven’t tried the beer yet, but hopefully I’ll make it to one of the tastings being held in Hooksett on October 14 and New Durham on October 21. White Birch also posts regular updates on his progress over at Twitter.
Enjoy your beer!
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