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Jeff Renner  (nerenner at umich.edu) wrote:

>Subject: multiple entries
>
>
>It seems to me that I've seen competitions in which more than one
>entry/category was allowed, but only one would be considered for an award,
>the others would be only judged.  That would satisfy both concerns.

The Seacoast Homebrewers have incorporated a rule for the Puddle Dock
Homebrew Contest that states that "multiple entries within a single
category *must* display an obvious difference in ingredients." This leaves
it open enough in my opinion to try splitting a 10 gallon batch into two
fives with different yeasts, as long as the final products taste
*obviously* different.


Hasta Brewista (see you next beer)
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> Of course people enter competitions to win ribbons, including yourself
> judging by your evident pride in your blue ribbon. If this rule
> weren't in place you could enter three bottles of the same beer and
> stand a good chance of taking first, second and third in the category.
> That's why this particular rule is standard. I've never seen a
> competition that didn't have it.
> 
> Brad Reeg

Just as a counternote, we have never had this regulation for the War 
of the Worts.  We frequently have people enter multiple brews in the 
same category and subcategory for comparisons, and I don't recall any 
instance of people entering exactly the same beer multiple times.  
(although it would be an interesting test of juding accuracy.)  I 
would personally like to see the this kind of rule go away, as it 
appears to be just one more unncessary regulation.

Al Folsom


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Jeff Renner  (nerenner at umich.edu) wrote:

>Subject: multiple entries
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>It seems to me that I've seen competitions in which more than one
>entry/category was allowed, but only one would be considered for an award,
>the others would be only judged.  That would satisfy both concerns.

The Seacoast Homebrewers have incorporated a rule for the Puddle Dock
Homebrew Contest that states that "multiple entries within a single
category *must* display an obvious difference in ingredients." This leaves
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Hasta Brewista (see you next beer)
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> Of course people enter competitions to win ribbons, including yourself
> judging by your evident pride in your blue ribbon. If this rule
> weren't in place you could enter three bottles of the same beer and
> stand a good chance of taking first, second and third in the category.
> That's why this particular rule is standard. I've never seen a
> competition that didn't have it.
> 
> Brad Reeg

Just as a counternote, we have never had this regulation for the War 
of the Worts.  We frequently have people enter multiple brews in the 
same category and subcategory for comparisons, and I don't recall any 
instance of people entering exactly the same beer multiple times.  
(although it would be an interesting test of juding accuracy.)  I 
would personally like to see the this kind of rule go away, as it 
appears to be just one more unncessary regulation.

Al Folsom


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Alan L. Folsom, Jr.                  folsom at ix.netcom.com
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      "After eating an entire bull, a mountain lion felt so good he
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shot him.  The moral: When you're full of bull, keep your mouth shut."
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