Brewcommune

The scottish strong and belgian strong were the two choices left for BOS and Evan picked the wee heavy as the winner.

Brad, you are going t o have to take off from work to go brew at all of these breweries. I was hoping to see you on Sat. to let you know they did not even send those two beers we liked to BOS at LA COUNTY. Kinda sloppy work over there. In case you did not see who we liked it was Bull and Bones Irish...

That was good, Brent.

The organizer did want to award placings if at all possible but with only 150 entries there were some cats. with so few entrants there were some beers that were off by a ways.

I have had problems with O'Sheas before on entries too.There were 155 entries for the contest with judging this Sat.

They had close to 500 entries.

Brad,
Nice going. Were there alot of entries?

How about Main Street Tues. at 8.

Brad,
I have an entry to submit if we could meet up at Main Street or Taps on Tues,Weds. or Thurs next week. I could not get to the rules page for payment and number of bottles. Thanks Hal

Hey Brent, I have that same kettle on the right. Nice! Hal

Have you already signed up for the exam? They typically fill up quickly now with the reduced number of applicants allowed to take it.

Poor scoresheets and judges is what pushed me to become a judge.

So true.

Having one judge score sheet's was because of the record number of entries. You really need a minimum of two judges and preferably 3 or 4. As far as the missing ingredient sometimes the organizer fails to get that info on the pull sheet.

Nice looking ribbons!