October Beer Competition - Dark Beers

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Yes it was. So without further ado, the results are in. There were a total of eight entries. Thanks to all who entered, I really enjoyed judging them.

So in third place, with a score of 38/50 is @Twopan with a very nice Belgian Dubbel.

In second place, with two beers scoring an impressive 39/50, is @samale with two imperial stouts.

Drum roll please...in first place...
 
Yes it was. So without further ado, the results are in. There were a total of eight entries. Thanks to all who entered, I really enjoyed judging them.

So in third place, with a score of 38/50 is @Twopan with a very nice Belgian Dubbel.

In second place, with two beers scoring an impressive 39/50, is @samale with two imperial stouts.

Drum roll please...in first place...
How many drums have you got
 
Yes it was. So without further ado, the results are in. There were a total of eight entries. Thanks to all who entered, I really enjoyed judging them.

So in third place, with a score of 38/50 is @Twopan with a very nice Belgian Dubbel.

In second place, with two beers scoring an impressive 39/50, is @samale with two imperial stouts.

Drum roll please...in first place...
Well done both


Two imps, heavy night
 
For those interested in the recipe
Finally got the Honey porter brewed today.
A pretty straight forward brew day in the nice walk sun, even managed to top up with the swimming pool with the warm water from the chiller - yes I did have a dip afterwards.
The HONEY malt in the recipe is the actual honey and will be added at high krausen. The honey is from a local guy that I know, it is lovely stuff.

Follow this to my recipe page. Honey instead of the honey malt. Dark malts go into the mash at mash out.
 
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