2006 Mash Paddle

[chiller]

It is excellent to see the response to all the competitions running currently here in Australia.

As I indicated recently, the Mash Paddle is now part of the ANAWBS national beer competition and is the champion all grain beer of the show.

The beer I have chosen this years is historically very popular - in fact remained in production for well over a century.

The origins are cloudy whereas the beer is not.

The ingredient list is varied with a level of controlled infection historically accepted.

This beer is a homebrewers favourite. It is easy to make a good one but very hard to make an exceptional one. Commercial varieties are available but noone really knows if they are accurate representations.


You will have nearly 12 months to develop and perfect your beer for the next ANAWBS so put on your thinking caps -----------------


Steve

 

[Doc]

The ingredient list is varied with a level of controlled infection historically accepted.

You will have nearly 12 months to develop and perfect your beer for the next ANAWBS so put on your thinking caps -----------------

This sounds more like my kind of a challenge. When will you be releasing the rest of the details Chiller ?

Doc

 

[chiller]

The ingredient list is varied with a level of controlled infection historically accepted.

You will have nearly 12 months to develop and perfect your beer for the next ANAWBS so put on your thinking caps -----------------

This sounds more like my kind of a challenge. When will you be releasing the rest of the details Chiller ?

Doc

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Hi Doc,

Shortly I'll release the details, but i'm sure you have a good idea what it is

Steve

 

[Kai]

Ever the mystery man, chiller. I look forward to more details as they emerge. Let's see if I can better this years result h34r:

 

[jgriffin]

It is excellent to see the response to all the competitions running currently here in Australia.

As I indicated recently, the Mash Paddle is now part of the ANAWBS national beer competition and is the champion all grain beer of the show.

The beer I have chosen this years is historically very popular - in fact remained in production for well over a century.

The origins are cloudy whereas the beer is not.

The ingredient list is varied with a level of controlled infection historically accepted.

This beer is a homebrewers favourite. It is easy to make a good one but very hard to make an exceptional one. Commercial varieties are available but noone really knows if they are accurate representations.


You will have nearly 12 months to develop and perfect your beer for the next ANAWBS so put on your thinking caps -----------------


Steve

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If not for the "infection" statement, i'd say a porter. Am intrigued.

 

[chiller]

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If not for the "infection" statement, i'd say a porter. Am intrigued.

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It is good to have intrigue -- all of my brewdays are punctuated by intrigue

Details soon.


Steve

 

[Aaron]

Stop teasing Chiller!

We want to start planning our recipes and doing some test brews.

 

[Jazman]

may just do a lambic?????????

 

[chiller]

may just do a lambic?????????

[post="84897"][/post]​

It is possible it is a Belgian ----- but !!


Steve

 

[Jazman]

or a belgian porter hybrid or mongrel brew

 

[jgriffin]

Altbier?

 

[Barry]

stout, dry Irish?

 

[GMK]

what about a Flanders Red... :beer:

 

[wee stu]

Stop teasing Chiller!

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This is the mash paddle, remember? We never get the entire story right away.

 

[chiller]

what about a Flanders Red... :beer:

[post="84924"][/post]​

Well i seem to have valid suggestions for the Paddle to the year 2010 but still not quite there for this coming year.

Steve

 

[jgriffin]

Oud Bruin?

 

[chiller]

Oud Bruin?

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2011

 

[Batz]

It is excellent to see the response to all the competitions running currently here in Australia.

As I indicated recently, the Mash Paddle is now part of the ANAWBS national beer competition and is the champion all grain beer of the show.

The beer I have chosen this years is historically very popular - in fact remained in production for well over a century.

The origins are cloudy whereas the beer is not.

The ingredient list is varied with a level of controlled infection historically accepted.

This beer is a homebrewers favourite. It is easy to make a good one but very hard to make an exceptional one. Commercial varieties are available but noone really knows if they are accurate representations.


You will have nearly 12 months to develop and perfect your beer for the next ANAWBS so put on your thinking caps -----------------


Steve

[post="84845"][/post]​

If not for the "infection" statement, i'd say a porter. Am intrigued.

[post="84862"][/post]​

My guess as well jgriffin
A robust Porter , bit of history behind that , as Chiller says easy to brew a Porter , hard to brew a winning Porter

Well my guess is in...others?

Batz

 

[chiller]

It is excellent to see the response to all the competitions running currently here in Australia.

As I indicated recently, the Mash Paddle is now part of the ANAWBS national beer competition and is the champion all grain beer of the show.

The beer I have chosen this years is historically very popular - in fact remained in production for well over a century.

The origins are cloudy whereas the beer is not.

The ingredient list is varied with a level of controlled infection historically accepted.

This beer is a homebrewers favourite. It is easy to make a good one but very hard to make an exceptional one. Commercial varieties are available but noone really knows if they are accurate representations.


You will have nearly 12 months to develop and perfect your beer for the next ANAWBS so put on your thinking caps -----------------


Steve

[post="84845"][/post]​

If not for the "infection" statement, i'd say a porter. Am intrigued.

[post="84862"][/post]​

My guess as well jgriffin
A robust Porter , bit of history behind that , as Chiller says easy to brew a Porter , hard to brew a winning Porter

Well my guess is in...others?

Batz

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I promise i will reveal all tomorrow night !!

Steve

 

[GMK]

Baltic Porter....