Home Brewed Beer

SECTION HB

 

 

 

ENTRY FEE: $3.00

Entries close Monday 1st Mar 2010

 

All entrants will receive a FREE copy of Beer & Brewer Magazine

which may be collected from the home brew section on Show day

Best Barossa Brewer - Engraved mash Paddle proudly donated by Beer Belly Brewing Equipment plus 12mth subscrip. to Beer & Brewer

This trophy will be awarded to the exhibitor gaining the highest point score total

for their best five (5) beer categories.

Note: For the purpose of this award - only their top scoring entry in each

of their best beer category will be considered.

Reserve Champion - 12mth subscription to Beer & Brewer

 

Best Mash Beer of Show – 12mth subscription to Beer & Brewer

 

Best Kit Beer of Show - 12mth subscription to Beer & Brewer

ANZAC AG Service Award - Stainless Steel Engraved Tankard

ANZAC Ration Pack Award - Stainless Steel Engraved Tankard

 

 Prizes in class:

1st: Stainless steel jacketed, personally engraved beer tankard

2nd: Coopers homebrew concentrate/merchandise from COOPERS BREWERY

3rd: Bee Sting Key Ring from BAROSSA VALLEY BREWING

BoD Medal ~ “Beer of Distinction”:~ All beer entries that receive an average score >42 points

 

Convenor: Luke Willis  Ph: 0403 438 923

Judging Co-ordinator: Ken Jermey

With help from the Barossa Brewers Club

  RULES:

  

1. All beers to be amateur brewed from a kit, modified kit, malt extract or full/partial mash allowed in all classes. No commercial entries accepted. 

2. All entries to be clearly marked with class for entry, style of beer & name of entrant and mash for those entries that are full mash/All Grain. Entrant’s name will be covered before being ‘blind judged’. 

3.
Two bottles (stubbies or longnecks, glass or plastic) are required per entry. One for judging, and one for best of show (if qualified) for display/re-judging if first bottle opened is deemed “bad”. 

4. Entrants must produce their entry form copy for collection of exhibits after 4.30pm Saturday (Show day). For entrants who are unable to pick up entries on show day, entrants MUST clearly mark on entry form where they will pick up entries within the next 2 weeks. After 2 weeks of non-collection, any prize moneys & certificates (incl. judging sheets) will be forfeited and their bottles & judging sheets will be disposed of. A stamped self-addressed envelope will be adequate for return of judging sheets & anycertificates & prize money, with the bottles remaining the property of the Show Society. 

5. Beer will be judged with the standard 50 point-judging sheet with scores for Appearance (6 points), Aroma (9), Flavour (25), Mouthfeel (5) & Body and Overall impression (5).

6.
Entry forms, bottles & fees can be delivered to:
  • Luke Willis C/O Rockford Wines, Krondorf Road, Tanunda
  • Brewmaker, 5/560 North East Rd, Holden Hill;
  • Ken Jermey, Lyndoch, AH: (08) 8524 – 4542
Bottles must accompany entry form before closing date & No late entries will be accepted.All entries will be treated with care. 

7.
Convenor & Judges reserve the right to:
  • reclassify entries into other classes as deemed fit/appropriate;
  • split or combine classes with respect to number of entries received;
  • Award only 1st place if entries in Category are 3 or less,
  • Award only 1st  & 2nd place if only 4 entries in Category.

Judges & Convenors decisions are final & no correspondence will be entered into.

 

Tanunda Show Categories & Styles 2019

Proudly Supported by Joe White Maltings

Go to www.bjcp.org or www.anawbs.org.au or www.sabsosa.com for more details on style guidelines.

 

 

Class No / Category

Styles (Beers can only be entered in the listed Styles avail. from the website)

1. BRITISH & IRISH ALE 

1.1 English Ordinary Bitter 1.5 Irish Red Ale
1.2 English Best Bitter 1.6 Scottish Light Ale
1.3 English Extra Special Bitter 1.7 English Mild
1.4 English Pale Ale 1.8 Scottish Heavy Ale
       

2. DARK ALE

2.1 Australian Dark 2.4 Brown Porter
2.2 English Brown Ale - Northern 2.5 Robust Porter
2.3 American Brown 2.6 Baltic Porter
       

3. PALE ALE

3.1 Australian Pale Ale 3.4 English IPA (India Pale Ale)
3.2 Cream Ale 3.5 Kolsch
3.3 Belgian Pale Ale    
       

4. STOUT

 

4.1 Dry Stout 4.3 Sweet Stout
4.2 Australian/Foreign Extra Stout 4.4 Oatmeal Stout
       

5. AMERICAN PALE ALE

5.1 American Pale Ale 5.3 English IPA
5.2 American IPA 5.4 Imperial India Pale Ale
       

6. STRONG ALE

(>6% abv) 

6.1 Old Ale (English Strong Ale) 6.6 Belgian Strong Dark Ale
6.2 Strong Scotch Ale 6.7 English Barleywine
6.3 Belgian Dubbel

6.8

American Barleywine

6.4

Belgian Tripel

6.9 Russian Imperial Stout
6.5 Belgian Strong Golden Ale    
       

7. PALE LAGER

7.1 Australian Lager 7.6 Munich Helles
7.2 Premium Australian Lager 7.7 German Pilsner
7.3 Light Australian Lager 7.8 Bohemian Pilsner
7.4 Pale Continental Lager 7.9 Classic American Pilsner
7.5 Dortmunder Export    
       

8. STRONG & DARK LAGER

8.1 Oktoberfest/Marzen 8.6 Strong Pale Lager
8.2 Vienna Lager 8.7 Maibock/Hellesbock
8.3 Altbier 8.8 Bock
8.4 Munich Dankel 8.9 Doppelbock
8.5 Schwarzbier 8.10 Eisbock
       

9. WHEAT BEER

9.1 Berliner Weisse 9.5 Dunkelweizen
9.2 Australian Wheat 9.6 Weizenbock
9.3 Weizen/Weissbier 9.7 Weizen Eisbock
9.4 Belgian Witbier    
       
10. FRUIT & OTHER SPECIALTY BEER
10.1 Fruit Beer 10.5 Classic Rauchbier (smoked beer)
10.2 Spice/Herb/Vegetable Beer 10.6 Wood-aged Beer
10.3 Christmas/Winter Spiced Beer 10.7 Lambic/Flander/Saison
10.4 Belgian Specialty Ale 10.8 Other Specialty
(Must specify the fruit, herb, spice, vegetable, smoke or other details on label)
ANZAC CHALLENGE
(AG Service)
Any style - but base style must be identified
Only using Aus ingredients including :~ Aussie/NZ hops, grains and yeast. (Must include the recipe - for publishing)
ANZAC CHALLENGE
(Ration Pack)
Any style - but base style must be identified
Only using Aus/NZ kits (Coopers, Morgans, Black Rock, Cascade) and Aussie/NZ hops and yeast
(Must include recipe - for publishing)
 
  If you are unsure which category your beer will best fit in to please contact
Luke Willis by email or on 0403 438 923