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Pretty keen on a stainless bench or two (with legs), a wine rack and the ferment/glass door fridge too.

Ta, mate. It originally meant to be a (late) holiday breakfast beer, I thought probably best consumed with (buckwheat) pancakes.

624 Litres, not counting some brewed at work - a bit of an ordinary effort TBH.

#3 Mad Pierre Rye Saison. Ispent 1 hour trying to dis-arm this to no avail. Overcarbed, but this is easy to happen with saisons (they bolt to around 1006 but will go lower. ) Anyways good gassy number saison worked well with the rye notes.

1- pcgypcgys Julebryg Yuge malty spicey nose, flavour, same, boozey, chewy and nice spice mix - I'd prefer it a bit drier since it seemed under attenuated, but pretty enjoyable even in this heat :)

Bugger, new caps and I'd carefully checked all bottle prior to filling, what does the base look like? I have spares if you are around these parts.

4. Bribie G 1950 Tooths XXX Ale. I haven't had a Tooths for a long time and even then it'd been an Old. But this is a well made tasty drop, star bright, well carbonated, (lowish head retention) clean, with a touch of pear as others have noted, some spritz on the tongue. I was expecting a...

^ this.

I wish this friggen man flu would bugger off, there are 4 in the fridge wanting on palate recovery.

"Oceans on Fire" 1980s B grade, oil rig blows up, movie. Forgetable, so I did until now.

Haha, no idea, some random **** on Foxtel probably after the A league finished.

This one should be ready to go.

5 minutes (roughly crushed) along with the lime rind.

Cracked Liams Saison, nice beer mate, can't miss the peppercorns! How much did you use? My blackpepper and lime saison used 12 whole peppercorns, initially in your face but the pepper fades a bit too fast for my taste (as you may have noticed).

Happy to, however it'll be best being driven by some of the better resourced clubs (like the one I'm in).

I think what we can takeaway from this is that the organisers of future AABC's need to start planning much earlier and ensure that the comp is properly resourced in the future. (ie more judges with at least one BJCP qualified judge per table, & give them more time on each beer so the feedback is...

Finally got around to completing the last swap batch = I was saving the last 4 for the "right" occasion (Zorco's beer scored the 'right occasion' after BABBs xmas party - sadly, so no notes) 8 Tassie Wild Mild. I'm a bit of a fan of this yeast, lightish brett character (fruity), dry, easy...

The "Woolworths" bottles are generally a poorer quality in my experience.

I seem to have someones chair bag, in case they were looking for it.