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      K = Knowledgeability    C = Clarity of Response    T = Timeliness    P = Politeness
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DateUserKCTPNComments
2009-07-12Alex10101010YesThis Guy Knows His stuff!!!
2009-04-27Gili10101010YesYet again, Mr.Snyder was very quick in his response and very informative!
2009-04-24Gili10101010Yesagain (as allwayes) Mr. snyder was very helpfull!
2009-04-18obama10101010Novery clear answer
2009-04-03Gili10101010YesMy thanks to john, his answer was quick, to the point and very clear!
2009-03-22Garrett10101010NoThank you for your reponse.
2009-03-12Evan Brigham108109YesThanks!
2009-03-09mark1081010NoThanks for the response. I don't monitor the items mentioned so cannot follow up on that advice.
2009-03-09Todd10101010YesGreat help and super fast response!!!!
2009-02-19Paul Hazell10101010NoExcellent support - prompt reply and answers straight to the point - just what home brewers need, thank you.
2009-02-18Adrian10101010No 
2009-02-10Marty10101010YesVery helpful reply. I will use the information. Very valuable help! Thank you.
2009-01-27Todd10101010YesThanks for the response....I'll look into it a little more.
2009-01-24Shane10101010YesExcellent help in every category. It made my brewing sequence clear. Thank you.
2009-01-22Jordan10101010YesThanks so much for the response! In the future i may employ the 1-2-3 method that i've read about (1 wk in primary, 2 wks in secondary, 3 wks in bottle). Are you familiar with this process? I've been keeping the temp around 64° - 66°F during the entire fermentation. I plan on bottle conditioning at this temperature also. I will wait a bit longer to bottle now. Thanks again.
2009-01-16Jordan10101010NoThanks again!
2009-01-09Jim10101010NoCan't say I've perceived that progression of off-tastes in the batches I've made. Once aged, they are what they are, except to get even better! As always, thanks John, -Jim
2009-01-09Jordan10101010NoThanks for the tip! I can't wait to see how it turns out.
2008-12-05Rod10101010No 
2008-11-26Jim10101010NoHey, thanks John. More questions spring to mind from your answer, but I'll wait till after the holidays (I'm taking beer to the relatives--they like to see me coming). Have a great Thanksgiving! -Jim
2008-10-03miluto10101010No 
2008-08-15Rick Soderberg10101010YesJohn: Thank you for your prompt,detailed response. It is very helpful.
2008-08-14Rick Soderberg10101010YesJohn: Thank you for your timely and thougful response. I will follow up on your recomendations.
2008-08-12Tyler10101010NoThank you for your help. although it does sound kind of grim, and does make me feel kind of dopey for not checking with someone earlier. I really appreciate it and hopefully i will learn a lot from this experience (even if i do lose the bottles). I gained the know how to make the next batch. and hopefully it will help the next guy who may come to the same situation trying to brew a small batch.
2008-08-05miluto10101010No 
2008-08-03Tony10101010NoThanks again John, I truly appreciate your expert help. Cheers.
2008-08-02Tony10101010NoThanks John, you covered every aspect I needed to know. Cheers, ony
2008-07-31miluto10101010No 
2008-07-31miluto10101010No 
2008-07-31miluto10101010No 

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John Snyder

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I will answer questions about the brewing of beer,it`s process flow,quality control,and raw materials used in the brewing process.Brewing calculations, recipe formulations,and solving of brewing,fermenting, storage and finishing problems,will also be answered

Experience

41 years in the beer industry,with 20 years as Brewmaster;10 years as brewing Chemist

Education/Credentials
B.S.in chemistry.Brewmasters degree.Sensory training

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