UK National Homebrew Competition 2013 - Oxford

[Cononthebarber]

Ok no worries will stick with glass, just that PET's are lighter for posting :)

 

[alikocho]

Ok no worries will stick with glass, just that PET's are lighter for posting :)

Yes, but one of the reasons for wanting glass to to preserve anonymity.

 

[alikocho]

Last day to enter is today!

 

[alikocho]

Entries are now closed (although some still need paying).

442 entries with 201 participants.

Categories will run as follows:

Light Lagers and Pilsner - 9 entries
Amber and Dark Lagers - 12 entries
Bock - 6 entries
Light and Amber Hybrids 22 entries
English Pale Ale - 29 entries
American Ale - 34 entries
English Brown Ale; Scottish and Irish Ale - 14 entries
Porter - 30 entries
Stout - 47 entries
IPA - 52 entries
German Wheat and Rye Beers - 15 entries
Belgian and French Ale - 47 entries
Sour Ales and Fruit Beers -10 entries
Belgian Strong Ales - 25 entries
Strong Ales - 24 entries
Spice/Herb/Vegetable Beer - 14 entries
Smoke and Wood-aged beer - 18 entries
Specialty Beer - 34 entries

 

[Swazi]

aw ****, just realized I've entered a beer in the wrong category...

 

[Farmbrew]

S

I have been stewarding and we found an export stout in the Ipas

 

[nuggitmv]

thanks for all the hard work that goes in to a comp like this was a cracking good day :thumb: :

 

[alikocho]

Ill get scores up on the site as soon as I can.

And then scan and send feedback. Please be patient.

 

[Farmbrew]

iPA classes being judged at Nationals. Had a great time with some great beers and everything much more relaxed than last year.

 

[mixale]

Indeed, it was a well organised day and thoroughly enjoyable.
Well be pinching some of Ali's tricks to apply to our London Southeast comp/fest for November.

Note to self for next year - must not steward category 18, my head hurt all the way home on the bus from Oxford to Hemel :sick:

 

[SamT]

And for those that're interested, I'm the big speccy lunk in the bristol beer fest tee in the IPA judging photo ...

 

[SamT]

And yes, lessons were obviously learned and applied after last year, which made for a far less stressful day - well done Ali et al on the organisational front ...