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An Interview – Fred, aka @blindbrewguy   We have a real treat for you guys today! Our last interview with Tim from The Fundy Brewers Facebook Page was so well received we want to keep doing that style of blog post. Derek & I feel it’s a great way to meet new people from our local community – and beyond. Today we talking with Fred, a.k.a. @blindbrewguy from Instagram. I first came across Fred’s profile a little while ago and was impressed with his take on our shared hobby and his unique circumstances. We reached out to him with some questions and we think you will love...

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Introductions Are In Order When I was putting together the website for the store I wanted to make sure that we had a detailed “About US” page to make sure people knew who they were buying from. I for one don’t like that feeling of buying from a faceless business – as much as it is sometimes a necessity in our current times. The about us page that I finally settled on for the store comes across a bit too business like in my opinion. I realize after looking back on it now that trying to address privacy concerns, address our passion...

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Beginner Brewing Starting to brew on your own is a bit of an ordeal. Not that the hobby is reserved for the elite or beer experts, but there is a commitment that needs to be made which will cost money, time, brain power and moderate effort.  This post will hopefully help clear the air, and cut through some of the stacks of information available. This of course is once again, my humble opinion on where to begin. There are several methods for making beer, but if you are going to invest in making brewing a hobby, you want to enjoy...

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When I started home brewing years ago (2002), there was very little interest in the hobby, products were very limited and there were not many resources to figure out how to do things properly, other than the sheet of paper that came in the kits you could buy from the grocery store. The kit was at the end of the soft drink aisle, at the bottom, covered in dust. If someone massed produced the beer from these kits they would likely end up back on the bottom shelf covered in dust, because they were lacking vibrancy, flavour, quality, carbonation and...

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As Christian and I get a feel for the size of the local market, I just wanted to put a quick post out to inform everyone of our strategy for growing the business, eventually to include a wider array of products. For the time being we are mainly stocking grain, adjuncts and small amounts of yeast to see how things go and to help get people brewing. We are starting with a basic product lineup and will be expanding offerings as we go. In other words, we may not have the exact thing you are looking for, but please bare...

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