Thank you to those Beoir members that availed of the discount in the members area, we just have 5 discounted tickets remaining for Beoir members at this stage.
We still have a limited number of general release tickets for interested parties.
For further information about what will be an amazing event please find a copy of the Press Release below.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
BrewCon 2015
Dublin – April 20, 2015
BrewCon 2015, Ireland’s first conference aimed solely at all levels of brewers & brewing, is being held on Saturday, 9th May in Dublin, at the historic Smock Alley Theatre.
As education in brewing is core to the National Homebrew Club, we will be raising the bar higher again with the launch of BrewCon 2015.
Over 150 attendees are expected to pack into the conference centre in Smock Alley Theatre; to hear about the four cornerstones of brewing (Grain, Hops, Yeast & Water) from highly respected brewing industry speakers.
This year, BrewCon 2015's keynote speaker will be Chris White, President and CEO of White Labs Inc.; Chris White is co-author of Yeast: The Practical Guide To Beer Fermentation, co-designer of BrewMaster: The Craft Beer Game, and has published numerous articles on yeast, beer, and fermentation.
There is a notable line up of featured speakers from the industry, including:
Chris O'Flynn Malting Company of Ireland
Ben Adams Charles Faram Hops
Eddie Bourke Professional Microbiologist
Rory Sheils Ex Professional Master Brewer
This year’s BrewCon 2015 will also feature a panel of guest professional brewers, chaired by Dean McGuinness with the following discussions: Going professional and advice & ideas towards improving recipe formulation.
Speakers will include:
Recipe Formulation: Grainne Walsh (Metalman), Ciaran Kelly (Brewdog), Declan Nixon (S. Lambert & Sons) & Ben Adams (Charles Faram Hops)
Q&As: Metalman Brewing (Irl), Brewdog (UK), S. Lambert & Sons (Irl), Charles Faram Hops (UK), Wicklow Wolf (Irl), Blacks of Kinsale (Irl), Rascals (Irl)
Some of the highlights at BrewCon 2015 will include:
Cornerstone Ingredients – How each element affects their final result and how each can interact and fundamentally change the end product
Recipe Formulation – Advice & guidance from the panel of professional brewers
Trends in Global Craft Beer Market - Feedback from April CBC Conference in Portland Oregon
Lunch, sample beers & refreshments
Intermission breaks to allow networking and exchange ideas
After event drinks reception with some of the best commercially brewed beer in the country and an opportunity to have a one on one with any of our speakers
Goodie Bag
Speaking at the launch, Mr Rossa O’Neill, President of the NHC said:
"This is a rare opportunity for beer lovers and beer makers, to meet and learn from the proven experts"
This is a prepaid ticket only event. It will be limited to 150 places at €40 per ticket.
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About
The National Homebrew Club (NHC) is Ireland’s single biggest collective of homebrewers, with representation in all four provinces.
Established in 2011, it was founded to fulfil the needs of homebrewers in Ireland.
The NHC has gone from strength to strength, currently with over 250 full members and 1,000 associates of the Club. It is a non-profit organisation, run entirely by volunteers from all four corners of the island and it has put home brewing back on the map. The club caters specifically for needs of home brewers, providing advice through a local club network and an active online forum.
The NHC’s biggest event every year is the National HomeBrew Championships, with over 450 entries in 2015; judging beer to international standards, by 60 qualified BJCP judges and commercial brewers.
The primary role of the NHC is to improve the standard of home brewed beer and support those parties that want to make their hobby commercial. Over 12 homebrewers, who have come from within our ranks, have taken the plunge to go commercial in the last number of years.
It is active in promoting a range of activities include brewing demonstrations, organising training (BJCP), Little Talks sessions, managing & supporting local and national competitions.
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