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Hey guys,

thought I'd put the web address for our annual competition up for anyone in the Scottish region who fancied entering.
http://scottishcraftbrewers.org/?p=1591

We accept entries from members and non members alike, however as we are a small club we don't accept postal entries so it's probably more interesting to folk who will be in the area that day to come along.

Thanks
Eli

Cool, I'll stick an entry in for this.

Excellent Tuffty22, will we see you there on the day?

Yeah ill come along, cant beat a wee Sunday sesh

So Tuffty22, you all set? Beer made and bottled?

Yeah I have, but.......

I didn't have any 500 ml bottles come bottling (thought I did).

I assume 5x330's isn't allowed ?

ach give it a try

I don't think the judges will turn you back on the day.

See you Sunday

bah, already booked into the Burns for Bairns & Bum-clocks event at the Safari Lounge.

Just remembered its my 3yr olds bday on Sunday so that's me out unfortunately.

Ooops, bad dad !

So yesterday was our club annual competition and my first since I got the Braumeister.

I came away with;
Gold for Ordinary Bitter
Gold for English IPA
Bronze for English IPA
and
Silver for American Pale Ale

Apparently I was just pipped at the post for the Best in Show too

Chuffed.

Magic stuff, well done.

Have you found your beers to be of a better quality since moving to the Braumeister ?

What set up did you have previously ?

Hey Tuffty,
I don't know if I could say that my beers are better since getting the Braumeister. My brew days are quicker with less cleaning.

Before I had the standard 30 litre boiler and picnic mash tun. Worked perfectly well, I was just lucky enough to be able to get a shiny.

Cool.

Might look to invest in the future as they look very impressive.

Any limitations at all with them ?

tuffty22 wrote:Cool.

Might look to invest in the future as they look very impressive.

Any limitations at all with them ?

Yeah, your run out of space to store your beers pretty quickly!