Homebrew shop conference free#
BJCP Me! – a beer evaluation portal where members can submit their brews to be judged free of charge by fellow members who are ranked BJCP judges.Pro-Am collaborations with local breweries to compete at the annual Great American Beer Festival.Annual Buddy Brews where those newer to the club are paired with veterans to brew collaboration beers.Annual Fantasy Brewing Draft in August.Participation in AHA events such as Big Brew Day and Learn to Homebrew Day.Check out our Events for details on upcoming activities, including:
We organize and participate in many events throughout the year. Currently, our meetings are held in The Brew Hut’s classroom. We meet on the second Thursday of the month. Check out our Facebook profile, events, and public group and say hi! When and Where is the Monthly General Meeting? Members come together once a month at our general meeting to share stories, plan events, and sample the fruits each others brewing labor.
Homebrew shop conference tv#
The Biere de Rock competition segment begins around 7:12 and continues on to Chelsea and Eric’s brew day.īelow are some stills – to watch the episode, you’ll need a TV provider log-in. There are member cameos throughout the episode if you have a sharp eye. When Meg and her crew came to Colorado, she met up with Chelsea and Eric at our annual Biere de Rock competition and also spent a day at their house while they whipped up a batch of Irish Red. More recently, two of our members, Chelsea Lamont and Eric Frazier, were featured in the Season 1 episode of Beerland entitled “Colorado.” Beerland is a Viceland network show featuring Golden Road Brewing owner Meg Gill traveling the country meeting up with homebrewers. NHC 2009 Club Night Interview with Basic Brewing Video (starts at 4:58)
Homebrew shop conference professional#
Here are a few videos from the early years of the club – you might recognize some faces that have gone on to be professional brewers and/or brewery owners… Our first “official” meeting as a club was held there in March 2008. Desiring to have a local club and pay homage to his homebrewing roots, Jim was instrumental in securing sponsorship from Rockyard, who provided meeting and event space for the club for the first few years. In late 2007, Jim Stinson, then head brewer at the Rockyard American Grill and Brewing Company, reached out to local homebrewers in the community. We always strive for brewing excellence and encourage the development of all brewers in our club in the pursuit of an ever-improving brew. RHBC is the premier Colorado homebrew club dedicated to pursuing and pushing the limits of creativity, art, and science of brewing through continuing education, collaboration, and the development of community.
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