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Beer and Sweat 2011
Beer and Sweat – Saturday, August 20, 2011
Beer & Sweat is the world’s largest keg-only homebrew competition by volume! The competition takes place Saturday afternoon ending with the Best of Show judging and finally the awards ceremony in the evening. Once the awards have been given, the biggest homebrewed party that you will ever experience continues well into the evening with live music, raffles and partying!
Registration is CLOSED for Keg Entries, Judges and Stewards.
For all the info you could ever need regarding B&S download the Ultimate Guide to Surviving Beer and Sweat!
Be sure to make your hotel reservations EARLY!
(800) 354-9793
Drawbridge Inn
2477 Royal Drive, Fort Mitchell, KY 41017
Room reservations are available at a discounted rate for Beer & Sweat attendees!
Single/Double – $78 Triple/Quad – $88
When making your reservation, a credit card is required and REMEMBER TO MENTION “BEER & SWEAT” TO GET THE SPECIAL GROUP RATE!
MUST CALL FOR GROUP RATE!
Don’t forget to take advantage of the Complimentary Continental Breakfast in the morning!
for more info: http://www.drawbridgeinn.com
and be sure to support our sponsors!
July 2011 Bosmopolitan
Here’s the July roundup of club related news. In this issue of the newsletter:
July Club meeting: Name that Beer!
Ewing Campout, Listermann Brewout and Campout
Ohio Brew Week Competition, MAGMA Competition
Beer and Sweat
July Board Meeting Minutes
Name That Beer!
BBL Meeting topic for Friday, July 15 is the ever popular Name That Beer! We will present commercial beers/styles for this fun and informative blind tasting with open group discussion.
Can you distinguish an ale from a lager? Do you know the difference between American and English Barleywines? Do you think that you would be able to distinguish an American Lager from a German Lager? You’ll get the chance to try at Name That Beer!
Here’s how it works: You’ll be given samples of a commercially available beer. You must first decide is it an ale or a lager? (1 point). Then define the general style (Example: Belgian Strong Ale, another point.) Now, can you name the correct sub-style? (Belgian Tripel, a third point). Finally, can you name the exact brand of beer? (In this example, Westmalle Tripel, another two points.) He/She who tallies the most points after five beers will be crowned the Big Shot Bloatarian Beer Nerd of the Month (Quite an honor!) To make things a little easier, for each beer we’ll recruit a victim… er, expert, who will taste the beer and give impressions to the group. This gives you a chance to compare your tasting skills with some of our more experienced members, and maybe improve your overall palate. This fun and challenging meeting promises to be another great one in what’s become an annual event.