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Welcome to the Puget Sound Amateur Wine and Beermakers Club
The objectives of the Puget Sound Amateur Wine and Beer makers Club are to foster a general interest in wines and beers and to give club members a means of exchanging information on wine making and beer making methods, materials and equipment. Meetings are held monthly on the first Friday evening. Meetings start off with a social period where members share their wine and beer in conversation followed by a great potluck and then there is a short business meeting, technical seminar/discussion, or a guest speaker. We end the meeting with a raffle of items brought and donated by members. There are over 100 club members and a typical monthly meeting has 50 – 65 attendees.
Our General Club Meetings are held the 1st Friday of each month at the Federal Way Senior Center, 4016 So. 352nd Street, Auburn, WA 98001
The next General Club Meeting is Friday, June 1st, at 6:30 pm. This is a potluck dinner, so, bring a main dish, side dish, appetizer or dessert. Each person brings a bottle of wine and or beer to share on the front counter and if you want to, bring a bottle for your table to share too.
WINE TOUR 2012 to WILLAMETTE VALLEY is here.
The April Taste To Learn event was Sunday, April 15th at Leann & Michael Stacey’s. The focus was on 9 Rose wines. more info here.
The March Taste To Learn event was Sunday, March 18th at Leann & Michael Stacey’s. The focus was on 9 Irish Beers. There were 23 people attending a great St. Patrick’s event.
Kitchen help for March was Ellie and Darlene. THANKS!
March potluck
January 22nd there was a Taste To Learn event featuring Shrah/Shiraz at Mary and Jerome’s. More Info…
********National Homebrewers Competition ********to be held in Bellevue, Washington June 21 – 23, 2012!
Here is in informative PowerPoint presentation with all the details.
Check the Schedule out and get signed up to host a gathering in 2012.
If you can host one of these events please contact Jerome Robbins. It is ideal for us to have the schedule filled for the rest of the year, so we can put the dates and wines on our calendars. CHECK OUT THE SCHEDULE THERE ARE STILL OPENINGS.
Nine members have signed up to make the fruit wine for 2011 which is Peach wine. If you are going to join the competition let Jerome know. The peaches are ripe NOW and ready to start your wine.
Here is a link to a site with Free calculators for beer and winemaking. Check it out!
Here is a link to controlling sulfites in your wine. Check it out!
Missouri Valley Wine Competition
WineMaker Magazine Wine Competition
