Mardoo
Noob What Craps On A Bit
I can shift to Sunday if you need more folks on Sunday Martin.
It's not just a matter of needing more folks on a particular day (this is difficult to explain, as it's a bit of a juggling-act...). Saturday is the BIG day, when we try to get through the bulk of the entries & break the back of what we've got to get through. I think we've currently got enough bodies to achieve that.Mardoo said:I can shift to Sunday if you need more folks on Sunday Martin.
If last year is anything to go by, it'll go all weekend. It was the largest category by far....Yob said:Do it.. Speciality is Sunday if I'm not mistaken...
WOOF!!!!Blind Dog said:In for Sunday
Oh, go on! Give the fella a leave pass! At least you'll know where he is.....worthogs webmaster said:Might be able to get Glenn up on one or both days, but I can't promise.
You say that like you don't like a room full of blokes singing "Happy Birthday" to you??? It was my partner's Birthday one year & I went & got flowers & got everyone to sing for her. BOY, did I cop it (in the nicest possible way )!!!worthogs webmaster said:I'm hassling him to go! I've got him saying he'll do the Sunday, he's certainly got a leave pass from me. At least it's not my birthday this time!
Hmmm no champagne bottles :angry: Surely a change such as this needs to be broadcast to the brewing community well before it is implemented. Some beers are suited to champagne bottles such as highly carbonated and aged Belgian styles. I have a Belgian dark strong that was bottled sometime ago in champagne and grolsch bottles (450mL), so what do i do? Surely others will similarly caught out, so how about a transition period or some flexibility based on styles i.e.. champagne bottle only allowed for certain styles?MartinOC said:Correct.
I'll also add NO STUBBIES OR CHAMPAGNE BOTTLES WILL BE ACCEPTED! (ie. two 375ml stubbies submitted as a 750ml total entry will not be accepted - it's just too hard to manage logistically & for storage, as they don't fit in our crates).
I'll put this up in a Status update as well, just in case this post gets missed by some entrants.
I feel for you, sport....but them's the rules/guidelines:Black n Tan said:Hmmm no champagne bottles :angry: Surely a change such as this needs to be broadcast to the brewing community well before it is implemented. Some beers are suited to champagne bottles such as highly carbonated and aged Belgian styles. I have a Belgian dark strong that was bottled sometime ago in champagne and grolsch bottles (450mL), so what do i do? Surely others will similarly caught out, so how about a transition period or some flexibility based on styles i.e.. champagne bottle only allowed for certain styles?
WOT HE SAID!GalBrew said:I can tell you from experience that champagne bottles are a massive PITA. They are slightly too tall for the storage crates which makes it a nightmare to stack crates in the cool room at the venue, which has limited space to begin with. As one of the monkeys who has to repeatedly stack and unstack crates I can tell you that the 750ml champagne bottles are really unhelpful.
manticle said:Make a label for the 450s that says ~500mL
Enter it...it'll be fine.Black n Tan said:I perfectly appreciate the reason for the rule, I was mainly concerned with the notice period for a change in rules.
Actually I am pretty sure those Groslch bottles I have are 500mL ones (quite rare, new glass blower with bigger lungs or some such), my mistake, move on, nothing to see here.
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