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Ok so, drop-off points now confirmed.

[b:1qgvyc9p]Dublin:[/b:1qgvyc9p] The Bull & Castle
[b:1qgvyc9p]Cork:[/b:1qgvyc9p] The Bierhaus
[b:1qgvyc9p]Galway:[/b:1qgvyc9p] The Salthouse

I know it's probably obvious but it's worth just re-stating that bottles should be [u:1qgvyc9p]clearly marked[/u:1qgvyc9p] that they're for the Troublemaker competition and what the contents are. If we can't identify the bottles it's likely they'll end up missing out, which would be a shame.

Poc,

Is it ok to submit 50ml flip-top bottles? -I didn't see anything in the rules against it but wanted to make sure it was ok. (Found out I didn't have any bottle caps yesterday.)


Adam

"Biertourist":17qm4lbi wrote: Poc,

Is it ok to submit 50ml flip-top bottles? -I didn't see anything in the rules against it but wanted to make sure it was ok. (Found out I didn't have any bottle caps yesterday.)


Adam[/quote:17qm4lbi]

Hi Adam,

Just seen that now; flip tops are grand. Though I presume that you've entered it regardless at this stage.

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Will

How's the judging going and any idea when the comments on the entries are going to be posted?

Judging wrapped up last night, the winner was MAF with his Spelt Saison that was a hit with all the judges.

Overall the standard was very high with lots of entries with unusual ingredients.

I've a folder with the tasting notes on my desk on the "to-do" pile, so I'll contact everyone who left me their details with the judges feedback in the next few days.