Eugene area HomeBrewers

[kirkD]

How many out there are on here?

[OldFatherHubbard]

I am a newer home brewer here in Eugene. I have a pumpkin ale ready to drink around Christmas and a Raspberry Brown Ale that I need to cook up soon. I just got kegging equipment for my birthday and looking forward to filling and emptying it soon.

[Tobias]

Looking to get started here in Eugene .. but have not yet

[Halas]

I'm homebrewing here in Eugene. Drinking my brown ale, pale ale, dry stout, and apfelwein. Dang good black and tans from the pale and stout, if I do say so myself.

[SpookyDonkey]

I really want to start homebrewing. Where is the best place to go for information? I'm mostly interested in brewing stouts and porters, but I have heard they are harder to brew than ales. Any information, links etc would be greatly appreciated.

[kirkD]

Originally Posted by SpookyDonkey

I really want to start homebrewing. Where is the best place to go for information? I'm mostly interested in brewing stouts and porters, but I have heard they are harder to brew than ales. Any information, links etc would be greatly appreciated.

homebrewtalk.com forums has more information than anywhere I have found on the web.

[rolly]

Originally Posted by SpookyDonkey

I really want to start homebrewing. Where is the best place to go for information? I'm mostly interested in brewing stouts and porters, but I have heard they are harder to brew than ales. Any information, links etc would be greatly appreciated.

I used to live. In Eugene but started brewing after I left. Actually stouts and porters, which are both ales, are some of the easiest beers to brew since they will hide many mistakes. I believe there is a homebrew shop in eugene called the valley vintner. Check in with them, talk to them and the may have classes for beginners. Its a very fun hobby that you can share with everyone.

[brandonhagen]

i live in Springfield and love to brew it is an obbsession