jceg316
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Not sure if this is what @jceg316 was saying, but could they just be entered in the category of the base style? So a brett IPA would be entered in IPAs, a brett saison in saisons, a brett stout in stouts etc.
Yes I'd think so. Let's say you make an IPA using lager yeast, technically it's a lager, but it looks and tastes like a standard hoppy IPA, that would be allowed in the IPA category. In this case, if you think brett will make your Belgian beer nicer, more Belgian, I don't think it should make a difference.