Holy Smokes! We're going to have to start GENUFLECTING when King Fletty
walks by! First the Fargo Best-of-Show, now the Madison Franco-Belgian!
CONGRATULATIONS STEVE!!!
- Al
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Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural Franco-Belgian Challenge
Cup! The Madison Homebrewers and Tasters Guild proclaims a hearty thank
you to all who entered, and especially to those who judged and stewarded
this competition. Here are the results ...
Best of Show: Mark Morrison, "Dark Abbey Ale"
BOS Runner-up: Nathan Kanous, "Silver Crown"
BOS 2nd Runner-up: Steve Fletty, "Abbey de St Steve Triple"
Category 18: Strong Belgian Ale
1st Place: Steve Fletty, Falcon Heights, MN
"Abbey de St Steve Triple"
2nd Place: Dan and Joelle Dewberry, Austin, TX
"Dubbel"
3rd Place: Mark Morrison, DeForest, WI
"Dark Abbey Ale"
Category 19: Belgian and French Ale
1st Place: Michael Ball, Cambridge, WI
"Biere de Garde"
2nd Place: Nathan Kanous, Madison, WI
"Saison dEtre"
3rd Place: Nathan Kanous, Madison, WI
"Silver Crown"
Category 20: Lambic and Belgian Sour Ale
No awards given.
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Hi All,
We have some fun new beers available at The Muddy Pig this weekend.
On draught we have the Winter Ale from Summit and the very popular Two Hearted Ale from Bell's Brewing Company in Kalamazoo, MI.
We're getting in bottles of some winter beers including Samuel Smith's Winter Welcome, Full Sail's Wassail and one of my personal favorites, Sierra Nevada Celebration.
On the Belgian side I now have Gulden Draak and Piraat in 750ml bottles and I should have in some Triple Karmeliet, Kwak and Grotten Brown. I'm also expecting Terrible, a Belgian-style winter beer from Unibroue in Canada, the makers of Le Fin du Monde and Trois Pistoles.
Paul has been buying some new Scotches including Glenrothes 1989, a very smooth and great tasting whiskey.
Choche has prepared a great new pasta for this weekend with veggies, chicken, ham and a Dijon-Alfredo sauce that you really should try.
Cool weather = great beers. See you this weekend at The Pig!
Mark
Congratulations to the winners of the inaugural Franco-Belgian Challenge
Cup! The Madison Homebrewers and Tasters Guild proclaims a hearty thank
you to all who entered, and especially to those who judged and stewarded
this competition. Here are the results ...
Best of Show: Mark Morrison, "Dark Abbey Ale"
BOS Runner-up: Nathan Kanous, "Silver Crown"
BOS 2nd Runner-up: Steve Fletty, "Abbey de St Steve Triple"
Category 18: Strong Belgian Ale
1st Place: Steve Fletty, Falcon Heights, MN
"Abbey de St Steve Triple"
2nd Place: Dan and Joelle Dewberry, Austin, TX
"Dubbel"
3rd Place: Mark Morrison, DeForest, WI
"Dark Abbey Ale"
Category 19: Belgian and French Ale
1st Place: Michael Ball, Cambridge, WI
"Biere de Garde"
2nd Place: Nathan Kanous, Madison, WI
"Saison dEtre"
3rd Place: Nathan Kanous, Madison, WI
"Silver Crown"
Category 20: Lambic and Belgian Sour Ale
No awards given.
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Hi,
This Thursday 11/6 we will release "Daylight Robber" This is a Belgian Style black ale, that is full of flavor (and very yummy). Stop in the Minneapolis Town Hall Brewery (1430 Washington Ave south)this Thursday and try a pint or two for just $1 per pint between 5 and 6pm.
Also--
Before the Gophers Football game Saturday or the Vikings game Sunday, we will again feature brunch. (Saturday 8-12 and Sunday 9-12) All you want to eat still just $8.95, Bloody Marys or Screwdrivers $1.00 off. Pint clubbers don't forget, you get a special $.75 discount
Cheers,
Mike
The U of M entomology grad students are having their annual honey sale this
month. You can get 5 lb bottles of clover-basswood blened honey for $10,
which is a pretty good price.
Go to http://www.tc.umn.edu/~frenatae/Products/products.htm for more info.
The sale is 11/19-21. There's a pre-order form on the web site.
If you want some honey and getting over to St. Paul campus is a problem for
you on those dates, you can get me your money in advanace and I'll pick up
honey for you.
Greetings, beer fans!
We are in the process of wrapping up the latest issue of The Boiler. As of
today, we have 12 members, or about 10 percent of the group, that have
elected to help the club reduce costs by downloading the newsletter from the
Web site. (I can't guarantee that I got you on the list if you verbally
gave me your vote in a brew pub after a few pints, but I believe everyone
who notified me by E-mail has been put on the list).
This decision is entirely up to each member, but just in case there are any
of you out there that intended to take the Web option, but haven't quite got
around to notifying me, here is your chance to do so before the new issue
goes to print. If you wish to continue receiving your printed copy of The
Boiler in the mail, you do not need to take any action. However, if you
wish to opt for the Web option, please notify me by E-mail by Wednesday,
November 5.
Thank you,
Dave Cox
VP, MHBA
I'm moving and want to get rid of an old spare refrigerator.
It's absolutely free for anybody who wants to come by and
pick it up.
It works just fine but it is rather old. I used it for
lagering and had it connected to an external temperature
regulator.
It is a one door type with the little freezer section in
the upper left corner.
It's located in Lino Lakes, straight north of downtown St. Paul
about 15 miles. Let me know if you are interested.
Thanks
Neil Schlegel
schlegel(a)tiny.net
Here are the results from the Fargo Hoppy Halloween contest held this past
weekend. The Prairie Homebrewing Companions put on a great contest, and a
great time was had by all! Thanks for all your hard work, you guys!
Congrats to MhBA members who took medals at the competition:
Steve Fletty
Curt and Kathy Stock
Steve Piatz
Mike Moranz
Al Boyce
Also, Welcome Susan Ruud and Ray Taylor, who are the newest members of the
MhBA!
- Al
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Greetings,
First of all the PHC Hoppy Halloween Challenge Competition Committee wishes
to again thank each and everyone that entered the competition. The final
total was 218 entries, the largest ever.
Thanks to Ray Taylor, and Susan Ruud, for donating a keg of Rogue Dead Guy
Ale, who by the way was back in his grave by mid afternoon of the Best of
Show event.
The following are the results, they will be added to the website when Dean
gets a chance.
Pale Lagers, and Light Ales
1st Place Wayne Simerly, Oma Hops, NE, Cream Ale
2nd Place Steve Fletty, St Paul Homebrewers Club, MN, Northern German
Pilsener
3rd Place Curt and Kathy Stock, St Paul Homebrewers Club, MN, Bohemian
Pilsener
British Bitters
1st Place Jeff Saranpaa, Cloudy Town Brewers, St Cloud, MN Ordinary Bitter
2nd Place Gary Cathey, Carolina Brewmasters, Charlotte, NC Special or Best
Bitter
3rd Place Steve Leno, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, West Fargo, ND
Scottish Ales
1st Place Susan Ruud & Ray Taylor, Prairie Homebrewing Companions Harwood,
and Fargo, ND Export 80
2nd Place Curt and Kathy Stock, St Paul Homebrewers Club, MN Export 80
3rd Place Karl Gunderson, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, West Fargo, ND
Light 60
Pale Ales
1st Place John Rathmell, Ann Arbor Brewers Guild, MI India Pale Ale
2nd Place Bill Lynch, Carolina Brewmasters, NC American Pale Ale
3rd Place John Rathmell, Ann Arbor Brewers Guild, MI American Pale Ale
Koelsch and Alt Bier
1st Place Steve Fletty, St Paul Homebrewers Club, MN Dusseldorf Altbier
2nd Place Richard Kirn, Garden City, MI Koelsch Style Ale
3rd Place Al Boyce, mHba, St Louis Park, MN Koelsch Style Ale
German Amber Lagers
1st Place Rob Beck, Kansas City Biermeisters, Kansas City, MO
Oktoberfest/Maerzen
2nd Place Michael Josephson, St Paul Homebrewers Club, Minneapolis, MN
Vienna Lager
3rd Place Al Boyce, mHba, St Louis Park, MN Oktoberfest/Maerzen
Brown Ale
1st Place Mike Moranz, mHba, Bloomington, MN Northern English Brown Ale
2nd Place Gary Cathey, Carolina Brewmasters, Charlotte, NC American Brown
Ale
3rd Place Steve Fletty, St Paul Homebrewers Club, Falcon Heights, MN Mild
High Gravity Ales
1st Place Steve Fletty, St Paul Homebrewers Club, Falcon Heights, MN
Russian
Imperial Stout
2nd Place Curt and Kathy Stock, St Paul Homebrewers, St Paul, MN Strong
Scottish Ale (Wee Heavy)
3rd Place John Rathmell, Ann Arbor Brewers Guild, Ann Arbor, MI Russian
Imperial Stout
European Dark Lager
1st Place Susan Ruud, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Harwood, ND
Doppelbock
2nd Place Dick Nilles, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Fargo, ND
Schwartbier
(Black Beer)
3rd Place Perry Mertz, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Fergus Falls, MN
Traditional Bock
Porters and Stouts
1st Place Curt and Kathy Stock, St Paul Homebrewers Club, St Paul, MN
Oatmeal Stout
2nd Place Al Boyce, mHba, St Louis Park, MN Foreign Extra Stout
3rd Place Jerry Dusich, Cloudy Town Brewers, St Cloud, MN Brown Porter
German Wheat Beer
1st Place Dick Nilles, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Fargo, ND Berliner
Weiss
2nd Place Larry Nusbaum, Cloudy Town Brewers, Sauk Rapids, MN Bavarian
Weizen
3rd Place Steve Piatz, mHba Eagan, MN Bavarian Weizen
Strong Belgian Ales
1st Place Karl Gunderson, Eric Swanson, Dick Nilles, Prairie Homebrewing
Companions, West Fargo & Fargo, ND Trippel
2nd Place Ray Taylor Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Fargo, ND Belgian
Strong Dark Ale
3rd Place Al Boyce, mHba, St Louis Park, MN Belgian Strong Golden Ale
Belgian and French Beers
1st Place Jim Gebhardt and Ray Taylor, Prairie Homebrewing Companions,
Fargo, ND Fruit
Lambic Style Ale
2nd Place John Fahrer, Oma Hops, Omaha, NE Straight (Unblended) Lambic
Style
3rd Place David Jones, Carolina Brewmasters, Charlotte, NC Saison
Eclectic Beers
1st Place Susan Ruud, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Harwood, ND,
Spice/Herb/Vegetable
2nd Place Curt and Kathy Stock, St Paul Homebrewers Club, St Paul, MN
Smoked
Beer Smoked Robust Porter
3rd Place Joshua Johnson Kansas City Biermiesters, Liberty, MO Fruit
Beer-Foreign Extra Stout w/chocolate and Raspberries.
Mead and Cider
1st Place James Gebhardt, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Fargo, ND
Metheglin
2nd Place Susan Ruud, Prairie Homebrewing Companions, Harwood, ND Varietal
Honey Traditional Mead
3rd Place Mike Moranz, mHba Bloomington, MN New England Style Cider
Halloween Theme Beer
1st Place Mike Moranz, mHba Bloomington, MN, Old Jacks Terrorific Cyser
2nd Place Al Boyce, Mhba, St Louis Park, MN Monkey Nut Stout
3rd Place Jerry Dusich, Cloudy Town Brewers, St Cloud, MN Peter Peter
Pumpkin Beater Ale
Great Pumpkin
Steve Fletty, St Paul Homebrewers Club, Falcon Heights, MN, 16 Points tie
broken by Best of Show
Best of Show
Steve Fletty, St Paul Homebrewers Club, Falcon Heights, MN Russian Imperial
Stout.
This list is as accurate as I can quickly assemble.
Just a side note, amoung all the beers from around the world that found its
way to the Friday night Suite, and the Best of Show was a beer by Ken Quam
of Tolna, ND. This beer was not entered in the competition, however it was
Ken's first attempt at grain brewing. He MALTED his own barley which came
from a North Dakota farmer near Tolna. He did all the research necessary
to
make this a successful first grain brew.
Kudos to Ken, he received many many comments on the beer, it was good.
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