FINAL NOTICE!!
The Minnesota Home Brewers Association will select it's champion for the
AHA Club-Only Competition - Extract-Based beers, tomorrow night at 7pm at
my place. Beers must have at least 50% of their fermentables supplied by
liquid or dry malt extract to qualify. If you have a beer you would like
to submit, bring it by and stay to help pick the winner, or drop it off at
my place before 7pm.
Following the selection will be a committee meeting for the 2004 Upper
Mississippi Mash-Out.
Al Boyce
3208 Edgewood Ave So
St. Louis Park, MN 55426
952-927-8968
See you there!
ALSO...
The deadline for the UPPER MISSISSIPPI MASH-OUT PUB CRAWL is this Friday,
May 7
The deadline for entries for the UPPER MISSISSIPPI MASH-OUT is this
Saturday, May 8
We also still need LOTS OF JUDGES!!!
The online registration system is back online, so register and get your
entries in to Northern Brewer or Midwest this week! See Steve Fletty's
email below for the GREAT list of prizes! http://www.mnbrewers.com/mashout
Mark your calendar for the Pub Crawl - Friday, May 21 - 9pm, and the Awards
Ceremony at Summit Brewery, Saturday, May 22 - 8pm
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And you don't have to be there to win!!
The winning brewers in the upcoming Upper Mississippi Mash-Out (surf on over
to http://mnbrewers.com/mashout for all the details) will be awarded things
like:
-JSP malt mill
-Party Pig
-50 lb sack of Moravian pilsner malt
-a case of Summit beer
-Promash software
-one gallon of orange blossom honey
-Redstone mead and shirt
-yeast
-hops
-brew shop gift certificates
There are prizes for all first, second and thrid place beers, plus Best of
Show prizes.
The above list doesn't inlcude door prizes at the Best of Show ceremony at
Summit.
The deadline for entry is coming up. Don't forget to sign up for the pub
crawl and be sure to stop by to help out judging.
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- Al
Hey Folks, A guy I met from the cheese industry has a (only one left) 25-50 gal. steel tank that he'll let go for $50!!! It's in St. Cloud, Minn. Wish I could use it, but I can't right now.
Anyone interested should let me know, and I'll put you in touch with him.
--Dave Phillips
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They're gone, even faster than we expected.
I hope everyone on this list observed the reminder to buy early. People who missed out last year clearly took the message to heart. Mail orders already in the system are being processed. If you already had an order in the mail in time to arrive on May 1 (but NOT postmarked any earlier than a few days before that--queue jumpers don't get tickets), you're probably okay.
See you in August!!
P.S. Probably the next time you'll see anything from this email group will be in August a few days before the event to notify you that the text of the program will be available for advance viewing.
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More fun in Duluth...
Dave
-----Forwarded Message-----
From: brewery(a)brewhouse.net
Sent: May 2, 2004 2:24 PM
To: north-shore-brewer(a)earthlink.net
Subject: Homegrown week
Greetings,
It's the first week of May and that means Homegrown.
We will release 3 new beers this week.
Park Point Pilsener 5.5%. This is a German style hoppy lager. Cold aged for 2 months to give a smooth crisp flavor.
Pale Wheat Lager 7.1%. This beer is made 100% from wheat malt. It was brewed to be similar to a wheat I P A but we fermented it with German Lager yeast then cellered the beer. The result is a beer with no yeast character but a big hop flavor balanced by the full wheat mouthfeel.
On Thursday May 6th at 9 p.m. we will release
2004 Homegrown Hempen Ale 6.4%
A west coast style amber ale brewed with hops and hemp.
Available on Cask, Draft, and Growlers
We have a limited supply of this beer, it is one of our favorites and we hope you enjoy it.
Keep up with the happenings at www.brewhouse.net
Cheers,
The Brewhouse Gang
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I just returned from judging at the Kansas City site for the AHA NHC
first round. Lots of good news for our local crowd. Full details
should showup on www.beertown.org though right now only the results
from the Eastern Region are online. The list below is my tally from
going over the scoresheets I have.
Jonathan Crist
3rd place with Braggot
Jeff Cotton
1st with Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Kris England
2nd in New Entrant Melomel
2nd with a 70 shilling
3rd with a melomel
2nd with a pyment
Al Boyce
3rd with a Dortmunder
3rd with a Dopplebock
3rd with a Dry Stout
2nd with an Eisbock
3rd with a Robust Porter
3rd with a Belgian Strong Golden
Curt and Kathy Stock
1st with an Oatmeal Stout
1st with an ESB
1st with a Strong Scotch
1st with a Robust Porter
1st with an Other Smoke
1st with a Melomel
Steve Fletty
several but I don't have the details - sorry
Steve Piatz
1st with a Straight Lambic
2nd with a Tripel
2nd with an American Brown
1st with a Weizenbock
3rd with a Bavarian Weizen
1st with a Historic
1st with a Metheglin
1st with a Bohemian Pilsner
All the above were entered as Saint Paul Homebrewers to maximize the
points for the club of the year competition. Overall we collected an
additional 120 or so points for the club.
I have scoresheets for Jonathan, Al, Jeff, Curt, and Kris. I don't
have Steve Fletty's though they thought they gave me everyone's so I
guess he'll get his via the mail. I'll bring the rest to the MHBA
meeting at Rahr on Saturday.
Overall we will be sending in excess of 25 beers on to the second
round. A very good showing.
--- For the PHC folks in Fargo ---
Susan Rudd
Several - sorry no details
Dick Niles
Several - sorry no details
--
Steve Piatz piatz(a)cray.com
Cray Inc. 651-605-9049
1340 Mendota Heights Road cell: 651-428-1417
Mendota Heights, MN 55120
>From today through May 8, we're accepting entires for the Upper Mississippi
Mash-Out (UMM) home brew competition.
The UMM is part of the High Plains Brewer of the Year and, for the first
time this year, we're also part of the Midwest Brewer of the year.
For contest details and entry forms, please visit:
http://mnbrewers.com/mashout/
The online entry form is down and probably won't be back until the weekend.
We'd love to have you stop by and take part in the contest. As well as the
judging, we're also having a pub crawl and an awards show with door prizes
at the Summit Brewery. All volunteers and judges will receive a commerative
beer brewed up by several of the Twin Cities best brewers. It's a foreign
extra stout with a 1.092 OG.
--
Steve Fletty
fletty(a)umn.edu
This article suggests that the South Beach diet's concern about beer
drinking was based on the faulty idea that beer contains maltose. I'm
not sure if links work on The Barn, but here's the url.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/040422/cgth044_1.html
Does this mean that Al Boyce gave up beer for no good reason?