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It was mainly as I had some spare beer about and thought it might as well go in the comp. Plus it was an idea of mine to make a kind of malty saison. Not sure what that makes it, but its pretty tasty imho

Finally got round to sending mine off this morning. I sent two different ones in the end as I had loads.

PM me your address. I have a dunkelweisse to enter. About time I got back into entering my beers to these.

Much delayed (sorry Steve!) but better late than never (I hope) Much thanks to @strange-steve for sending a replacement bottle when the other one I was supposed to get went missing. So here is the review: Very malty smell, with a very sharp end note to it that smelt a bit vinegary to me Nice...

Here is my review for the bottle I got: nice creamy white head very clear amber colour yeasty smell? but generally not much to me on the nose. quite highly carbonated slightly sweet, with a malty fruity background a just a edge of bitterness at the end very nice drinkable ale. Thanks a lot to...

Many thanks to @Tim Hunt for the judging and the very detailed feedback. Many congratulations to the winners. I am over the moon at my second place. Pretty good for my first competition entry, first own recipe and first all grain brew!

sounds like fun. Put me down for 2

I'm in

Awesome. Thanks a lot for all the links and info. I have been busy reading and cogitating today. Hopefully get something built and brewing up a stage from my current small 12l stockpot that I boil on the stove. Bit unsure about BIAB. I always find the grain husks get stuck in the bag and its a...

Hi foxbat, The beer looks and sounds great. I am intrigued by the equipment you used. Looks like some sort of electric boiler? Can you share details of your boiler as I am looking to go electric myself. Thanks!

me please!