TO Beer Week Contest - we have winners!

[Jmac00]

Congrats to all, definately something to be proud of

[Tony L]

Congrats guys, so glad to hear about the medals, and the rest of us jokers who entered but didn't place will have fun reading the notes. I suspect both of mine were undercarbed (at the least).

And you tasted one of mine and know why it didn't pass the mark.
Won't make that mistake on the one I brewed with Pete this past weekend.

[KMcK]

Congrats guys, so glad to hear about the medals, and the rest of us jokers who entered but didn't place will have fun reading the notes. I suspect both of mine were undercarbed (at the least).

Thank you for getting it all there on time and in good shape. You deserve an honourable mention just for that.

[LiverDance]

Congrats guys, so glad to hear about the medals, and the rest of us jokers who entered but didn't place will have fun reading the notes. I suspect both of mine were undercarbed (at the least).

Thank you for getting it all there on time and in good shape. You deserve an honourable mention just for that.

hear hear

Thanks super nintendo

[akr71]

I emailed buddy from TBF about score sheets. He said mine was still in the pile to send out, but at least he sent me the comments via email - no scores tho'

Townshend Pale: Good appearance, with a golden body and lingering off-white head. Lemony citrus nose has a bit of pepperiness to it. Grainy flavour is well balanced by citrus hops. Body is moderate and sessionable. Nicely made and a strong finisher in a large and well-fought category.

Off-Kilter: Great dark appearance with a long lasting head. Classic malty aroma - some treacle and peat. Sweet malty flavour, but with the hops providing a delicate balance. Body is good, but the carbonation is a little light, and there are some signs of oxidation. Otherwise an excellent ale - well done!

Oddly enough, I don't use peated malt in my 80/- but carmelize the hell out of it. I boil about a gallon of the first runnings down to about a quart.

[KMcK]

Off-Kilter: Great dark appearance with a long lasting head. Classic malty aroma - some treacle and peat. Sweet malty flavour, but with the hops providing a delicate balance. Body is good, but the carbonation is a little light, and there are some signs of oxidation. Otherwise an excellent ale - well done!

Are you sure that he didn't mean 'sweat malty flavour'?

[NASH]

I emailed buddy from TBF about score sheets. He said mine was still in the pile to send out, but at least he sent me the comments via email - no scores tho'

Townshend Pale: Good appearance, with a golden body and lingering off-white head. Lemony citrus nose has a bit of pepperiness to it. Grainy flavour is well balanced by citrus hops. Body is moderate and sessionable. Nicely made and a strong finisher in a large and well-fought category.

Off-Kilter: Great dark appearance with a long lasting head. Classic malty aroma - some treacle and peat. Sweet malty flavour, but with the hops providing a delicate balance. Body is good, but the carbonation is a little light, and there are some signs of oxidation. Otherwise an excellent ale - well done!

Oddly enough, I don't use peated malt in my 80/- but carmelize the hell out of it. I boil about a gallon of the first runnings down to about a quart.

Fuck, you might want to forward those to the CBAs to let them see how the pros do it