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Well, at least one of my ciders made it to mini-BOS so I don't feel like a complete failure
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Quote from: theDarkSide on April 25, 2014, 09:28:39 amWell, at least one of my ciders made it to mini-BOS so I don't feel like a complete failure I'm with you there. My bitter made a mini-BOS. I'll be interested to read the score sheets. My lowest score was for my imperial stout which scored a 43 recently. I guess that's the vagaries of judging.3 out for 4 mid-30s and up. So I'm pleased, I guess.
Quote from: ranchovillabrew on April 25, 2014, 09:54:52 amI can't find the link for bottle labelsSent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalkgo to http://brewingcompetition.com/final/you can sign in using the same signon info as the first round site and there should be links for labels there.
Well all 4 of my entries made it to the mini-BOS round. The IIPA didn't medal though (35). The other scores I got were 40.5 (1st-sweet mead), 38.5 (3rd-Tripel), and 35 (1st-xmas ale)
Nice. I've given up making x-mas ales. I just don't enjoy the spices enough to have 5 gallons around.
gimme a Jubelale over this christmas spiced stuff any day.Cat 21 is one of the few I avoid judging if at all possible.
I made my last pumpkin ale about 10 years ago. Everybody loved it - I had a pint and gave the rest away. All of a sudden I hit the saturation point with spices. +1 to SN Celebration as a great holiday ale . I usually brew something big like a Quad or Wee Heavy as my holiday ale.
Quote from: udubdawg on April 25, 2014, 01:32:37 pmgimme a Jubelale over this christmas spiced stuff any day.Cat 21 is one of the few I avoid judging if at all possible.I get stuck judging it many times because I have entries in all the other categories... 21 and 23... ugh.
I prefer to judge those categories because they're more subjective and interesting. I find it amazing what people will enter in Specialty.