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Wed Jun 13, 2007 3:41 pm

I've been listing to the podcasts since summer '05. Serious props to Justin and his unrelenting commitment to keeping this rolling! Big props also, to the rest of the brewcasters and guests that help make it what it is--a mother f*ckin' kick ass source of beer/home brewing related information!

My brewing began in 1997 while in Williamsport, PA for a year. When I moved back to Eugene, Oregon, I continued extract brewing. Once settling in Portland, I started doing all grain, then boiling in 15 gallon kegs. I've had moderate success in a few local Portland homebrew competitions as well. In 2002, our outdoor wedding reception featured only homebrew from myself and two close friends. 30 gallons of homebrew that made a positive impression on all our friends and family!

Took a bit of a brewing hiatus while adjusting to fatherhood and I'm back in the saddle, or off the wagon or whatever. Did a 10 gallon batch of JZ's Scottish 70 last week. Two weeks earlier, I did a 5 gallon Euro Pils and 5 gallon Barley wine. My kegorator will have the Pils and Scottish on tap in a few weeks.

But enough about me, I just wanted to pop in and introduce myself.

Prost,
Mike
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Wed Jun 13, 2007 3:48 pm

Welcome to the BN, Mike. Congrats on the fatherhood gig. I kind of enjoy it myself. Let us know how JZ's Scottish 70 comes out!
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Thu Jun 14, 2007 10:24 pm

Thanks! Yeah fatherhood is a trip. I'm digging it for sure. Is it bad that the next batch I brewed after my daughter was born, I named after her? Where are my priorities anyway?

I'll post an update about the Scottish next week.

-Mike
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Fri Jun 15, 2007 9:36 am

Williamsport? Cool. I love Bullfrog.

Welcome!
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Fri Jun 15, 2007 9:50 am

PDX homebrewer wrote:Did a 10 gallon batch of JZ's Scottish 70 last week. Two weeks earlier, I did a 5 gallon Euro Pils and 5 gallon Barley wine.



PDX homebrewer wrote:Thanks! Yeah fatherhood is a trip. I'm digging it for sure. Is it bad that the next batch I brewed after my daughter was born, I named after her?


So is your daughter's name Scottish 70, Euro Pils, or Barley Wine?
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Sat Jun 16, 2007 2:43 am

Hiya Mike,

welcome to the forum and welcome back to brewing.

Cheers

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Glad you joined the fun in the forum mate! Welcome!
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