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Hello,

Came here as it seems to be the online mecca for anything to do with distilling.

Completing my double major in biochemistry and chemical engineering and plan on working in the industry.

I am here to soak up as much knowledge as possible and maybe one day contribute. I am also here to learn from my mistakes and hopefully I get the opportunity to receive valuable advice.

I have a lot of experience with fermented products.

Greetings!

Welcome, sounds like a great background you will find a lot of valuable information on the forum from people that have experience from doing.

Howdy! I lived in Ottawa for a while, about 35 years ago. I wonder if the Royal Oak is still there on Bank st? I worked there and had an apartment over on O'Conner at Gilmour.

Now that you have done your hello, start up a thread and tell us what you are doing.

Hey cerevisiae, Welcome to HD!

Toronto here, in fact plenty of other Canadians who make up the members My favorite cooper is in Ottawa actually.

Read lots, have fun and play safe!

Welcome, I think we could learn a lot from you.

stillanoob wrote: ↑Thu Sep 24, 2020 3:15 pm Howdy! I lived in Ottawa for a while, about 35 years ago. I wonder if the Royal Oak is still there on Bank st? I worked there and had an apartment over on O'Conner at Gilmour.

Now that you have done your hello, start up a thread and tell us what you are doing.

Royal oak is still there and still busy! (well maybe not NOW with covid...)

Thanks for the warm welcome to all!

Welcome! I also live in Ottawa. Just starting out myself as well, but I have learned alot already through this forum. Let's keep in touch!

I lived in Ottawa years ago, made a lot of shine there 2009-2014. Then went legit collaborating with North of 7 on St Laurent.

I'm surprised to hear there is a cooper. What's his name?

Welcome to HD..

From another Ontarian from northern Ontario..

There's starting to have some good number of members in Ottawa..

Enjoy the journey..

Mars

mmm biochemistry and chemical engineering.... This forum can always use a little more scientific method. Welcome to the fray from Winterpeg.