I was so stoked on Saturday night having my result in my hand.
My beer did very well in the competition.
I got 4 golds, 5 silvers and 9 bronzes.
The champion brewer won 4 golds and 2 bronzes, and I didn't become champion brewer in the competition because of his gold winning beers were better than my gold winning beers. I had a chance to become a champion brewer and get 30L stainless conical fermenter. Sucks.
Anyway, the following is the detail.
American Wheat Ale - Gold
Black IPA 2nd - Gold
Sweet Stout - Gold
Pumpkin Amber Ale - Gold
Lagunitas IPA clone 2nd - Silver
Vanilla Scotch Ale - Silver
Motueka Golden Ale - Silver
Snake Dog IPA clone - Silver
Black Saison - Silver
NZ IPA - Bronze
Black IPA 1st - Bronze
NZ IIPA - Bronze
Schvale - Bronze
Hefeweissen - Bronze
Lagunitas IPA clone 1st - Bronze
Sauvin Oatmeal Stout - Bronze
American Brown Ale - Bronze
Rye Red Ale - Bronze
Hoppy Wit - No Medal
Smoked Porter - No Medal
Dunkel Wit - No Medal
ESB - No Medal
Strawberry Wheat - No Medal
Brown Ale - No Medal
I have been asked to send another bottle of Pumpkin Amber Ale and Sweet Stout for the NHC organiser to be judged again to choose the best beer. I'm guessing that the champion brewer, Zane Smith who started 6 months ago had better Spiced beer and Sweet Stout.
Well, result is the result. I'm starting my contract brew business next year. Now I know which beer I can brew commercially. I'm going to rebrew the gold winning beer first and Sauvin Oatmeal Stout, which I thought was the best beer I entered, but entered to wrong category...
Wheat Ale, Sweet Stout, Pumpkin Amber Ale, Black IPA....
Which one should I brew first?
Shiggy brew the black Ipa first! Congrats on all the medals, well done! Cheers Brent
ReplyDeleteSure, that's a good idea. I'm going to brew black IPA again :)
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