As long as your beer wasn't the diacetyl bomb or the stand-out winner the rest were pretty on par IMO.tricache said:poor old GoldCLUB didn't even get a place for Club Wars but still happy to participate in the event.
We all tried it the night before the conference and all seemed to enjoy it, no mention of diacetyl...what club ended up winning and with what beer?Parks said:As long as your beer wasn't the diacetyl bomb or the stand-out winner the rest were pretty on par IMO.
Townsville club I believe (just a regular pale ale).tricache said:What club ended up winning and with what beer?
Yep, Righteous Brewers of Townsville. This was the stand out beer for me - clean & well made, with a good presence of late hops. Turns out it was decocted and keg-hopped! BABBs came in second and BBC third.Parks said:Townsville club I believe (just a regular pale ale).
I thought it was number 4? That was the beer I was describing, anyway.Brewers Choice said:Townsville's keg was number 6. It won by a significant margin. Clearly the result of simple good brewing - no tricks!
Was definitely No. 4, on the cup, that won.tallie said:I thought it was number 4? That was the beer I was describing, anyway.
I voted for number 4. Gold Club was number 1, and I do know of someone that voted for this (I don't believe it was the diacetyl bomb).tallie said:I thought it was number 4? That was the beer I was describing, anyway.
The diacetyl one was No. 2Brew Matt said:I voted for number 4. Gold Club was number 1, and I do know of someone that voted for this (I don't believe it was the diacetyl bomb).
Having attended the Spiegelau session, I think perhaps if the tasting was done in one of their tulip glasses, it may have been easier to come up with a winner (though of course this would not have been practical).
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