Hell's Canyon Homebrewers

Relax, Don't Worry and Have a Homebrew!

Welcome to the home of the Hells Canyon Homebrewers Club, the Lewis-Clark valleys very own organization for homebrewers and beer fanciers.  Members run the gamut from All-Grain brewers to Extract brewers to members still waiting to brew their first batch.  Basically, if you got 10.00/year, a love of beer and a couple hours a month, this club is for you!

WOW, has it really been that long since I updated our web site. Things have been just busy enough at work that I haven't had time to take care of extra stuff. Sorry.

WELCOME TO 2012!!!

January's meeting will be at Dave and Betty Kendrick's house, 1135 30th St. Lewiston. kendrick map
Last I heard we will be calling for new officers at this meeting. Mike and Dave have carried the torch for a long time. It's time for others to step up and give these guys a break. I hope to see you there on the 25th. As always, 7:00.
September's meeting on the 28th will be a Noel Beck's house, 595 Crestline Circle, in Lewiston.
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This is the last meeting before Oktoberfest so we will want to know how much beer you will be bringing and when you will be able to work at the event. Ed Kuther will have the sign-up sheets for both of these items. There MAY be cooler space still available at Riverport if you need it. I would recommend calling first to be sure.
Our June meeting will be at Hogan's. We voted to provide some startup funds for the Wizards of Ale brew club from the proceeds of the up coming Oktoberfest. If we clear more the $700.00 at this year's event we will give $500.00 to the Wizards of Ale to help them get established.

There will be a new Hell's Canyon Homebrew Club T shirt available by the Wiesgerber Commemorative Steam Beer Competition. Speaking of the homebrew competition, it's not too late to brew a batch to enter. Click the link on the left side of this page for details.

CALLING ALL PRIOR NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR SWEEPSTAKES WINNERS!
We are in need of two more Sweepstakes winners to judge this competition. The only catch is that if you are judging you can't enter.

We have also been discussing another event that would be held in conjunction with the Dogwood Feastival. The event would be called the Dagwood Feastival. The thought is some kind of sandwich and homebrew competition.
Once again we will be meeting at Jazzie's in Towne Square, 504 Main Street. There were some good beers to sample and we discussed the latest updates to the Wiesgerber Commemorative Steam Beer Competition. I have an informational announcement I will be posting here on the website when I get it put together.
April's meeting will be at Jazzie's (in Towne Square) on the 27th at 7:00 PM. Our Homebrew competetion hit a little snag last month. We will still be having the competetion but it will not be on the 4th of July. It will be held later in the month of July. We voted to have an entry fee of $5.00 to help offset our costs.

There is a second homebrew club that has started in the valley, Wizards of Ale. They are meeting the first Friday of the month. The Wizard of Ale will focus more on the technical aspects of brewing. You can learn more about them on their facebook page link.

I want to remind everyone that the first Saturday in May is National Hombrew Day. The American Homebrew Association organizes an event on that day called Big Brew. The Big Brew event in the valley will be at Riverport Brewing Company starting at 10:00 Saturday May 7th. Strike and sparge water will be available from the breweries hot liquer tank. So bring your kettles and your burners. I emailed the recipes earlier but, you don't have to use one of them. Come and join us and brew a batch for Oktoberfest. Or just brew some beer and have fun.
Our March meeting will be at Rowdies on the 30th at 7:00 PM. At the February meeting we voted to sponsor a homebrew contest "The Weisgerber Steam Beer Brew off". The vote included $400.00 in cash prizes. We are working on other incentives as well. The contest is open to the public and is focused on the California Common or Pre-prohibition steam beer style. For details on this style see the link in last months posting below to the style guidelines. An entry will consist of two twelve ounce bottles and a copy of the recipe. The contest will be held in conjunction with Lewiston's sesquicentennial (150 years) celebration and in recognition of one of the first breweries in the Northwest, the Weisgerber Brewery, that was located here in Lewiston.

Searching the web for more information I came across a blog by Brad Smith, the author of the brewing program BeerSmith, that I felt gave a good background on the beer style plus recipes at the end of the article. You can read the article by clicking here.
The next meeting will be at Tomato Bros. on February 23rd at 7:00. Before that, this weekend is the BrewFest http://www.nwbestbrewfest.com/ and the club is doing a demo brew. If you want to participate, I have heard that Riverport Brewing Company will provide you with grain for the demo brew. Our next beer style to review will be the BJCP 7B California Common (or steam beer). I think the April meeting will be when we would want samples to evaluate. Information about this style can be found here: http://www.bjcp.org/2008styles/style07.php#1b
Welcome to 2011!
December's New Year's Eve meeting at the Riverport Brewing Company was a great time. There was a large crowd plus tasting room patrons joined us with samples of Christmas /Winter Specialty Spiced Beers. There were some very good homebrew samples plus a number of commercial examples. Pete gave a very informative talk on the beer style. Many brought food to share as well. Our next meeting will be at Hogan's, 7:00 PM.
November's meeting was held at Riverport Brewing Company. Attendance was good. Mike brought some barbeque sandwiches which were a hit. Lots of discussions and beer was shared by all.
The next meeting is going to be on December 31st at the brewery again. Our annual New Year's Eve party.  Bring along a snack or something to share with the group.  This is the meeting where we are going to compare the Winter Warmer/ Specialty beer styles. So bring in a sample. We will discuss the style guidelines and compare samples to the BJCP style guide. Here is a link to the BJCP style guidelines for 21B. Christmas/Winter Specialty Spiced Beer.

Several people showed up at October's meeting in costume. It was a fun meeting. Sorry I waited so long to post this update. We lost a few hundred dollars on Oktoberfest this year. We are still sound financially but we did discuss raising the ticket price for next year. Next month's meeting will be at Riverport Brewing Company. Don't forget about the style brew for December. I'm looking forward to sampling several Winter Warmers or some type of spiced beer.
The September meeting at Dave Pankey's house was well attended. We completed planning for Oktoberfest which was just the next Saturday. I passed on a suggestion I received about trying to do a style brew for each meeting. Everyone was agreeable to the idea and I proposed that we try a Winter Warmer/ Specialty beer for our first style. Bring your samples to the December meeting and we'll judge them. It should be interesting to see what everyone comes up with for this style. Here is a link to the BJCP style guidelines.

Next month's meeting is our annual Halloween meeting at Dave and Betty Kendrick's house.  It's a costume party so put on your best costume and join us for some fun. Here is a map to their house at 1131 30th St.

Last months meeting at Hogan's was well attended. Most of the meeting was about Oktoberfest being just around the corner. A work schedule was passed around to sign up for the jobs that need to be taken care of during the event. A list of people and beers they have committed to the event was also passed around so everyone could add their beer to the list. If you did not sign up yet please do so ASAP. This helps us plan the work load and how much beer will be available. You can take care of this at our next meeting September 29th. This is just days before Oktoberfest so your beers should be in the cooler at Riverport Brewing Company any time now. This helps us the day of Oktoberfest get the beers organized and in the truck for transportation. September's meeting will be at Dave Pankey's house, 108 Marine View Ct.
It was a great meeting at Dave Koehler's house. Thank you Dave for hosting the meeting. Although several of us had trouble with the Google map directions.

It's just a short time until Oktoberfest. Everyone is reminded to brew beer for the event. There is cooler space for your carbonated beer at Riverport Brewing Company. The club will be doing a demo brew at the Northwest Best Brewfest http://www.nwbestbrewfest.com/. Riverport Brewing Company will provide base malts for any beer brewed for Oktoberfest at this event. Just talk to Pete or Marv. We planned our next meeting at Roosters on the deck but that is not going to happen so, THE NEXT MEETING WILL BE AT HOGAN'S.
It was a packed house for the June meeting at the Riverport Brewing Company. It turned out that there were three other parties going on the same night. We are now in July so you should be seriously thinking about brewing for Oktoberfest. Marv said that there is room in the cooler for your beer once it is carbonated. So brew now and get it on cold storage for Oktoberfest. July's meeting will be at Dave Koehler's house 3449 Selway Drive. We are hoping that it's not too hot out.  We will meet in his yard. Bring your lawn chairs.
We had a great meeting last time at Dave and Betty's house. Thank you both for your hospitality! Our next meeting (June) will be at Riverport Brewing Company. We talked about having another group brew at the brewery but did not pick a date.
May's meeting will be at Dave and Betty Kendrick's house 1131 30th St, May 26th.

April's meeting will once again be at Hogan's. Sorry I'm late posting this update. I thought I did it already. The Big Brew event will be at RiverPort Brewing Company on May 1st. Bring your equipment and brew one for Oktoberfest. RiverPort will provide base grains for beers brewed for Oktoberfest.
March's meeting will be a Hogan's again. I heard that the demo brew at the Northwest Best Spring Brew Fest was a big hit. Thanks to all who help out.

Up coming events. There will be another opportunity to demonstrate our craft at the Home and Garden Show Saturday the 13th. Also on the 13th is the annual St. Patrick's pub crawl. It's scheduled to start at 3:00 PM in Barleyhopper's and we will walk to RiverPort Brewing Co. pausing at all of the bars along the route.
February's meeting will be at Hogan's, Wednesday February 24th, 7:00 PM.

Up coming events. On February 27th there will be a demo brew during the Northwest Best Spring Brew Fest at the NPC fair pavilion. This will be an indoor brewing session. I was told there is free admittance and tokens if you brew. So pack up your gear and show up for the demo. Also, we are planning an outdoor demonstration during the Home and Garden Show at the NPC Fair pavilion. This event is the second weekend in March. I'm not sure which day the demo brew will be. Maybe more information will be available at the meeting.  Thank you, Tom Niewnehous, for keeping me posted on last months meeting activities.
2010
January's meeting will be at Riverport Brewing Company again. Thank you Pete and Marv!

I have a couple life lessons to pass on, never be 5 minutes late to the brew club meeting because it will be over and you won't know what's going on. Also, if you plan to take your wife to dinner on New Year's Eve, make a reservation. This will help avoid the first lesson. Another one would be to just skip dinner and go straight to the Homebrew Club New Year's Eve party as there is a lot of great food people bring to share. A big thank you to everyone who brought food. It all looked great! Unfortunately I had just finished eating and could only manage some of the snack foods.

As far as what happened at the meeting I'll just refer you to the first lesson above. 
December's meeting will be at Riverport Brewing Company. The last meeting was well attended. We had a discussion on becoming a non-profit organization and I believe decided against this action. It seems like there was something else I was suppose to report on but I don't remember what it was.  If you know of something that needs to be posted here, just let me know.
November's meeting will be at Hogan's. Kudos to everyone who wore costumes to the October meeting. Sorry I missed it. I hear there was discussion of Octoberfest and getting insurance for the event. We need to be some kind of entity before we can purchase insurance. There was talk of a group brew at Smokes and Suds. Thank you to Dave and Betty for hosting the meeting.
October's meeting will be our traditional Halloween party at Dave and Betty Kendrick's house on Wednesday October 28th at 7:00 PM. The address is 1131 30th St. It's just out beyond Sunset park to the East. This is a costume part so, dig those costumes out of storage and let's see who can come up with the best costume. See you there!
Here it is! The 2009 Octoberfest glass.

2009 Octoberfest glass

September's meeting will be on the deck at RiverPort Brewing Company. Always a great place to meet. Octoberfest is just two months away and if you still need to brew now is the time to get going on it. I should have an image of the glasses in a day or two and will post it up on the web site when I get it. Ed had the work schedule and beer list at the last meeting. Here is a copy so you know what you put yourself down for. If you can fill any of the empty spots, just let Ed know or let me know and I'll pass it along.  (SEE BELOW FOR NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR INFO)

OCTOBERFEST 2009
October 3rd
Food Servers: Mike, Bob, Linda, Donna, Jack     
Setup:
10-12 pm		            
Ticket Meister :   Dave P.
TIME Keg Meister BEER
Server 1		 BEER Server 2 BEER Server 3 Ticket Sales 1 Ticket Sales 2
11 -12 pm Pete/Marv ******** ******** ******** Noel Jay
event opens            
12 - 1 pm Dave K. Kent Kevin Pete B. Mike H.  
1 - 2 pm Terry B. Amber P. Dave K. Betty K. Marv/Pete  
2 - 3 pm Marv/Pete Jay C.        
3 - 4 pm   Jeff P. Dave Kohler   ????? ?????
4 - 5pm   Ed Carol   ***** *****
 
Tear Down:  5 PM - 6 PM        
Tear Down Crew Everyone          
List of Beers Brewed   5 Gallon Kegs
Jay Chinook Red 1
Ed & Carol Dunkelweizen 1
Dave Koehler Honey Ale 1
Bob T. Rauch, Hefeweizen 2
Dave& Betty Oktoberfest Pale Ale 2
Noel Apricot Mead 1
Pam & Kim  Pale? 1
Dave P. Imperial Porter 1
Brad Peer Oktoberfest Amber 2
Terry B. Pale Ale Cream Ale 2
Jeff P. Pale, Brown Summer 3
Pete Black Bier Oktoberfest 2
Kevin C. 2-Oktoberfest Irish Red,Oat. Stout 4
Bob H. Stout, Dunkel, Roggenbier, Hefe 4
Lonnie T. Hefe/Dunkel- Weizen 1
Pati B. Brown Ale 1
Joe Busch Oktoberfest 1
Marv Porter ? 1
Mike H.  American Stout 1
John C. Oktoberfest 1
Conrad B. Pumpkin Porter Double IPA,Pilsner 1.5
Erik A. Pale Ale 1
Diane Oktoberfest? 1
Mike B.  2-Stout   2
Dennis Schult Alt 1
Doug James Oktoberfest 1
 
Total No. of 5 Gal Kegs= 40.5
Gallons of Beer = 202.5
The NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR is just 3 weeks away
Entry date is Tuesday September 22nd
 
NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR
 
p 17, Department 4 - HOMEMADE BEER
 
ENTRY DATE: TUESDAY, September 22nd, 2009, Noon - 8:00 pm
 
CLASS #
     1. PALE ALE  
     2. AMBER ALE
     3. OTHER ALE
     4. LIGHT LAGER
     5. OTHER LAGER
     6. STEAM BEER
     7. STOUT
     8. PORTER
     9. STRONG BEER
    10. SCOTTISH ALE
    11. INDIA PALE ALE
    12. WHEAT BEER
    13. SPECIALTY BEER
    14. MEAD
 
Superintendent: Mike & Linda Busch 743-7691 / 751-7427
 
Entry Rules:
    1. Entries are limited to one entry per person per class. Enter as many classes as you wish.
    2. An entry will consist of two bottles (12 oz) brown or green bottles. One bottle for Judging and one for Best of Show.  Bottles should not be labeled.
    3. The Best of Show will be judged separately among the class winners. 
         Persons entering their beer are responsible for entering them in the correct section
    4. Each beer entered will be judged on its own merits and by more than one judge.
    5. 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place beers will be awarded ribbons and premiums plus a ribbon for Best of Show, & Honorable Mention ribbon.
    6. Sweepstake Ribbon - Exhibitor receiving the most Blue Ribbons in categories below.  Ties broken by Red Ribbons.
 
WHAT THE JUDGES LOOK FOR WITH BEERS
    PRESENTATION: Appropriate bottle, cap & cleanliness, nice pressure release when opened.
    CLARITY: Bright & Clear or Dark and Cloudy appropriate to category
    OVERALL ALCOHOL CONTENT: Appropriate to category
    BOUQUET: Aroma and taste should be pleasant distinctive of type of hop, malt balance, appropriate to the style.
    DRINKABILITY: Full, rich or light, delicate flavor appropriate to category style.
 
SPECIAL AWARDS: Sweepstakes Winner gets $25 gift certificate to Wasem Drug Store, 800 6th St., Clarkston WA
BEST OF SHOW: Coupon book for car wash at Kendall's Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, 1824 Main St., Lewiston ID
August's meeting will be at Tomato Brothers. Mike noted that there are only three more months until Oktoberfest. We need more beer for the event so, if you haven't yet, brew a batch for Oktoberfest. Pete did a report on the trip to the Oregon Brewers Festival. This is a highly recommended event. Everyone should try to attend at least once.  There were a few new members at the meeting. If I didn't get your email address please send it to me so I can add you to the mailing list.
July's meeting will be held at Hogan's in Clarkston.  Sorry about the late update.
The June meeting will be held at Jennifer Cicrich's house, 533 Linden Ave.
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Mike noted that 75 gallons of beer were brewed during the Big Brew event at Riverport Brewing Company. That is a good start for Oktoberfest which was noted to be only five months away.  It's not too early to brew a batch for the event.  It wasn't mentioned at the meeting but, the Oregon Brewers Festival is the last full weekend in July.  A few of us attended last year and plan to go again this year.  Riverport Brewing Company will have a beer at the festival.  If there is enough interest maybe a group could be put together to car pool or rent a van for the trip to Portland.
May's meeting will be at Riverport Brewing Company. See you there!
April's meeting will be at Noel Beck's house. "595 Crestline Circle, Lewiston. From the intersection of Bryden Canyon Road and 8th Street - On 8th street, go uphill (away from down town Lewiston) which immediately turns into Valley Vista Blvd, take the first left onto Knollcrest Drive, take the first right onto Crestline Circle Drive. Our home is almost at the top of the hill on the left side - house number (595) can be seen on the porch. Park where you can and come around to the back yard."

Mike reminded us that Oktoberfest is not far off and we should be thinking about the brewing for the event. Pete has registered the brewery for the AHA Big Brew event link on May 2nd. It looks like the plan is brewing and BBQ. The goal (with some help from Riverport Brewing Co.) is to brew a bunch of beer for Oktoberfest.
March's meeting will be at Dave Pankey's house, 108 Marine View Court.



The annual St. Patrick's walk will be March 14th starting at 3:00 PM.  We will gather at BarleyHoppers and end at Riverport Brewing Co.

The AHA Big Brew, National HomeBrew day is May 2nd.  The word I got was that Riverport Brewing Co.  was going to sponsor 100 pounds of malt (or was it 150?) to be used in brewing beer for Oktoberfest.  The event will be at Riverport Brewing Co.  More details to follow.
February's meeting will be at Rooster's.   There was talk of a possible club brew at Riverport Brewery to prepare for Octoberfest.  Hopefully we can put some details together next month.  Marv has a 40 gallon system we can us to brew some wort and everybody can ferment as they wish.  We need to put a date on this and ste it up.   Don't forget the last full weekend in July is the Oregon Brewer's Festival in Portland.  A few of us went last year and we aren't going to miss it this year.  Let's try to get a car pool going for the trip.
 2009
Last minute update! This months meeting will be at Dave and Betty Kendrick's house. Next month we will meet at Rooster's.

December's meeting was held at the brewery. Sorry I missed it. Mike Busch called to let me know the next meeting will be at Rooster's. They are moved into their new building and are open for business.

November's meeting was re-located to Hogan's because Rooster's is closed while they are moving into their new building. If anyone missed the meeting because I didn't get the change posted here, I'm sorry. We had a good turnout and several beers to sample. There was an informal tasting with a vote for the favorite. Terry Bigger got the most votes with his Northwest Amber. Congratulations! The prize was a sample glass from the Riverport Brewing Company.

Speaking of the Riverport Brewing Company, I was told that Marv and Pete now have all of their fermenters full. Soon to be available for consumption. Pete mentioned that they plan to have a 'soft' opening on Friday, November 28th. So if you happen to be out and about on that Friday afternoon drop by the brewery and check it out.

Next month's meeting is our traditional New Year's Eve party. We got the OK to hold the party at Riverport Brewing Company. Bring along some type of finger food as well as your favorite beverage and join us for the festivities!
October's meeting at Dave & Betty Kendrick's house was a great time.  Most of us were dressed in black for Halloween.  The big topic for the meeting was evaluating the Oktoberfest event.  It sold out and the beer ran out earlier than what we had planned.  Discussions ranged from trying to limit the number of participants to how to bring more beer to the event.  We decided that it will be difficult to limit the number of attendees so we are looking at reducing the size of the pour to a sample of 5 or 6 ounces rather than a glass of beer.  We are also going to re-design our poster to emphasize the idea that the event is a sampling of homebrews.  Other ideas tossed around were to do a club brew before the event or possibly talking Riverport Brewing Company into brewing a batch of wert and we all bring our fermenter to be filled, take it home & pitch yeast.  This could be an interesting experiment to see what different yeasts and processes change the beer.

We have started a Yahoo group as a way to keep in touch with each other through out the month.  I have added a Click to Join button on the sidebar.

I probably forgot something.  If I did, just email me and I'll get it added in.

November's meeting will be at Rooster's Landing on NOVEMBER 19TH because of Thanksgiving.

 

 

 

Oktoberfest 2008 is almost here!

Saturday October 4th

Noon - 5:00pm

Pioneer Park

Lewiston, ID

Come join us for a day of fun, food, music & homebrew in the park. 

Over 20 different locally hand crafted beers.  (Most of them are even good!)

Meal served from noon til 3 pm

Beer & Music until 4:30 pm

Tickets - $12.00 Includes meal & Logo beer mug

Must be 21 and over, ID will be checked at ticket booth, bring blankets and lawn chairs

 

 

 Here is a printable version of the flyer.

 

September's meeting at Riverport Brewing Company was well attended.  Everyone got to take a look at the great progress Marv and Pete have made putting together the brewery.  Top subjects for the meeting were promoting better participation in the fair homemade beer category next year. It was speculated that so many of us keg now that getting beer into bottles for the fair entry is a problem.  One suggestion was to hold a meeting at Riverport Brewing Company just before the fair and have a bottling session after the meeting. People could bring kegs in the day before and put them in the cooler so they could settle before bottling.

Of course, the other big topic was Oktoberfest. Just days away. I believe I overheard that there were 28 kegs committed to the event. I'll be posting the work schedule here as soon as I get a current copy.

October's meeting will be at Dave and Betty Kendrick's house on Wednesday October 29th.  This will be a costume party so use your imagination and come dressed as your favorite ghoul, ghost, goblin or ???.

September's Meeting will start at the Riverport Brewing Company,  150 9th St. Suite B., Clarkston.  There was talk of the meeting moving to Tomato Bros. after the nickel tour. Pete also mentioned maybe some other options so we'll just have to play it my ear.

 At the August meeting Mike noted once again that Oktoberfest is near and if you haven't brewed a beer for the fest yet time is running out.  (if my count is right, four more weekends.)  The sign-up sheet for beers being donated to the fest was passed around as well as the work schedule.  I'll post a copy of the schedule in the near future.

August Meeting will be at Bruce and Kelly Gimoldby's 707 17th Avenue, on Wednesday August 27th.


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Nez Perce County Fair homemade beer entry notice!

NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIR
 
p 16, Department 4 - HOMEMADE BEER
 
ENTRY DATE: TUESDAY, September 16th, 2008, Noon - 8:00 pm
 
CLASS #
     1. PALE ALE  
     2. AMBER ALE
     3. OTHER ALE
     4. LIGHT LAGER
     5. OTHER LAGER
     6. STEAM BEER
     7. STOUT
     8. PORTER
     9. STRONG BEER
    10. SCOTTISH ALE
    11. INDIA PALE ALE
    12. WHEAT BEER
    13. SPECIALTY BEER
    14. MEAD
 
Superintendent: Mike & Linda Busch 743-7691 / 751-7427
 
Entry Rules:
    1. Entries are limited to one entry per person per class. Enter as many classes as you wish.
    2. An entry will consist of two bottles (12 oz) brown or green bottles. One bottle for Judging and one for Best of Show.  Bottles should not be labeled.
    3. The Best of Show will be judged separately among the class winners.
    4. Each beer entered will be judged on its own merits and by more than one judge.
    5. 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place beers will be awarded ribbons and premiums plus a ribbon for Best of Show, & Honorable Mention ribbon.
    6. Sweepstake Ribbon - Exhibitor receiving the most Blue Ribbons in categories below.  Ties broken by Red Ribbons.
    7. MUST BE 21 YEARS OLD TO ENTER.
 
WHAT THE JUDGES LOOK FOR WITH BEERS
    PRESENTATION: Appropriate bottle, cap & cleanliness, nice pressure release when opened.
    CLARITY: Bright & Clear or Dark and Cloudy appropriate to category
    OVERALL ALCOHOL CONTENT: Appropriate to category
    BOUQUET: Aroma and taste should be pleasant distinctive of type of hop, malt balance, appropriate to the style.
    DRINKABILITY: Full, rich or light, delicate flavor appropriate to category style.
 
SPECIAL AWARDS: Sweepstakes Winner gets $25 gift certificate to Marketime Drug Store, Moscow ID
 
BEST OF SHOW: Coupon book for car wash at Kendall's Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep in Lewiston ID

July Meeting was at Hogan's in Clarkston. Sorry I wasn't there. As soon as I get info on the meeting I'll post it here.

OK, so I'm looking over this page and thinking, it's really long.  So, here's the deal.  I'm going to trim stuff older than a year off the end.  If you want to look at the older stuff I made a copy here

Hey all! Pete's been really busy lately between work and bringing a new brewery into the valley. So he asked me to take over the club web page.  Hopefully I'll be able to keep this site current.  Let me know if I have missed something or break the web site.  Thanks.  Brad Peer email me