2007 Big and Huge Results

The results for the 20th annual Big and Huge Homebrew Competition are in!

Well, I think it's safe to say that the 20th Annual MHTG Big and Huge Homebrew Competition this year was a Big and Huge success! We saw a nice increase in the number of out-of-town entries, many of them coming from other Midwest homebrew clubs. It is good to see that there is renewed regional interest in our "venerable" contest.

The competition committee would like to extend a BIG AND HUGE thank uou to EVERYONE who helped out on Saturday April 28th. The judges hung in there for and made it through all the high gravity beers, ciders and meads. Thank you also to the stewards who ensured that all the entries were checked in and handled properly.

Without further ado... the results!

Cheers!

MHTG Competition Committee
Mark, Mark, Dave, Tony & Bob

Best Of Show

Two Gremskis, Doppelbock, Muskego, WI. (Milwaukee Beer Barons)

Lagers

1st - Two Gremskis, Doppelbock, Muskego, WI. (Milwaukee Beer Barons)
2nd - Two Gremskis, Maibock, Muskego, WI (Milwaukee beer Barons)
3rd - Two Gremskis, Traditional Bock, Muskego,WI (Milwaukee beer Barons)

Big Ales

1st - Benjamin Low, American IPA, Providence RI (no club listed)
2nd - Michael Ball, American Amber, MHTG
3rd - Bruce Byrum, Saison, MHTG

Huge Ales

1st - Benjamin Low, Belgian Golden Strong, Providence, RI (no club listed)
2nd - Bruce Byrum, Hop-It Clone, MHTG
3rd - Tripel, Tad Smejkal, Madison,WI

Mammoth Ales

1st - Bruce Byrum, Russian Imperial Stout, MHTG
2nd - Tad Smejkal, Belgian Dark Strong, Madison,WI (no club listed)
3rd - English Barleywine, Doug Newberry, Batavia, IL (Silverado)

Cider, Meads and Saki

1st - Terry Mayne, Cyser, Racine (Belle City Homebrewers)
2nd - Ted Gisske, Cyser, MHTG
3rd - Ted Gisske Sweet Cherry Cyser, MHTG

We will have the score sheets and prizes for placing entries available for club members at Wednesday's social meeting at Wonders. All others will be mailed out by the end of the week following the competition.

Sponsors

Be sure to patronize our competition sponsors. Their support of homebrewing contests enriches us all.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 12 June 2008 10:14 )