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Competitions

Homebrew competitions provide homebrewers with valuable feedback on their brews from trained beer judges.
While some homebrewers enter competitions to win awards, others enter to get an unbiased, objective analysis of their entry. Let’s face it, you may think your beer tastes great, and your friends may say it tastes pretty good, but how would an unbiased judge describe it in a blind tasting?
Ultimately, entering competitions will make you a better brewer. Judges’ feedback can give you information about your sanitation procedures, ingredients, brewing process, and/or your recipe formulation. You may even take home some ribbons or medals!
excerpt from http://www.homebrewersassociation.org/
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B.A.S.H. Competition Rules
Lone Star Circuit Competitions
National Homebrew Competition
B.A.S.H. Competition Schedule
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Contest
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YEAR | MONTH | DESIGNATED STYLE | BJCP CATEGORY | WINNER | WINNING STYLE |
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2024 | November | ||||
2024 | October | ||||
2024 | August | ||||
2024 | June | American Blonde/American Pale | 18A-B | ||
2024 | April | Low Gravity Callenge (<5% ABV) | open | ||
2024 | February | German Leichtbier/Kolsch | 5A-B | ||
2023 | November | Irish Red | 15A | Wild Bill Lehfeld | New Zealand Pilsner (X5) |
2023 | October | Extract Challenge (>51%) | open | Jason Fransham | Imperial Stout (20C) |
2023 | August | British Golden | 12A | Jason Fransham | Belgian Tripel (26C) |
2023 | June | Helles Bock | 4C | Jason Fransham | Foreign Extra Stout (16D) |
2023 | April | High Gravity Callenge (>10% ABV) | open | Wild Bill Lehfeld | Belgian Dark Strong Ale (26D) |
2023 | February | British Bitter | 11A-C | John Fulton | Dunkles Bock (6C) |
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