Any Portland-area Homebrewers out there?

[jkoznek]

Relatively new to brewing. SE Portland.

[Apulver]

In the Portland area... my homebrew hobby is quickly turning into an obsession.

If anybody is selling quality hardware as they upgrade to bigger/better equipment, feel free to contact me.

I brew 5 gallon specialty grain / extract batches for now and am always looking to improve my operation

Cheers!

[kent]

I started brewing with my Bro. in-law. I welded up a sweet three burner brew structure. We are still ironing out some wrinkles. We are set up to brew a 13 gal batch. I just wish we could afford the grain bill.

[PDXCoug]

Been one for 9 months now. Going on our 12th beer. We've got 2 in the secondary's right now

[pcarrigg]

NE PDX homebrewer checkin' in.

[Denovo]

Another vote for the informal style of the Vancouver Plato Republic brewer's group. The 'Primary Fermenter' (aka el presidente) is Marc Martin, who also contributes regularly to BYO Magazine with the Replicator clone recipes.

[badfetch]

Been brewing for 12+ years. On average I make about 50 - 60 gallons per year. Become a member of SNOB , as there are some great resources there.

[Brewsed]

Hello from Gladstone. Been brewing for about one and a half years.

All-grain and a not ready yet "steam mash" setup that I am itching to start using. Spent the summer upgrading so I need to get some brewing going soon!

Anybody want to hang out and teach some stuff me or learn some stuff from me is always welcome! We homebrewers gotta stick together!!

[Foxknuckle]

Salem area homebrewer here..... Doing around 50-60 gallons of all grain a year

[Ambacht]

Originally Posted by shabadoo420

I'm in downtown PDX and am always interested in meeting those interested in the fine art of beer brewery and beer drinkery.

J

On the west side, PDX brewers is good!