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Judging Deadline for entries is February 3, 2012. Judging for the Home Brew Competition will be conducted in the week prior to the LCC Microbrew Festival. The judging will follow 2008 BCP Guidelines

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials for judging the home brew. This includes a clean glass, a pen or pencil, a judging sheet or scorecard, and any additional tools or accessories needed for evaluation.
2. Carefully pour the home brew into the glass, taking note of its color and clarity. Observe if there are any sediments or unusual appearances that might affect the overall judgment.
3. Take a moment to smell the aroma of the home brew. Identify and note any aromas, such as floral, fruity, malty, or hoppy scents. Pay attention to any off-putting smells that might indicate a brewing flaw.
4. Next, take a small sip of the home brew and allow it to coat your palate. Assess the taste and flavor profile, noting any dominant flavors or any balance issues. Consider aspects like sweetness, bitterness, acidity, and overall complexity.
5. Evaluate the mouthfeel or texture of the home brew. Take note of its body, carbonation levels, and smoothness. Check for any undesirable characteristics like thinness or excessive carbonation.
6. As you continue to sample the home brew, pay attention to the aftertaste or finish. Assess its length, lingering flavors, and any lingering bitterness or astringency.
7. Finally, record your observations and score the home brew on the judging sheet or scorecard. Consider factors like appearance, aroma, flavor, mouthfeel, and overall impression. Provide constructive feedback or recommendations for improvement, if needed.

Who needs judging home brew:

1. Home brewers who want constructive feedback on their brewing skills and recipes. Judging home brew can provide valuable insights for improvement and help them refine their brewing techniques.
2. Beer enthusiasts or connoisseurs who enjoy exploring different beer styles and offering their expertise in evaluating flavors, aromas, and overall quality.
3. Brewing competitions or events that require expert judgment to select the best home brews. Judges play a crucial role in determining the winners and showcasing exceptional brewing craftsmanship.

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What is judging home brew?

Judging home brew is the process of evaluating and scoring homemade brewed beverages to determine their quality and characteristics.

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There is no specific requirement for individuals to file judging home brew. It is typically organized and conducted by brewing competitions, clubs, or events.

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The process of filling out judging home brew involves reviewing and assessing the sensory attributes, such as appearance, aroma, flavor, and mouthfeel, of each brewed beverage and assigning scores based on predetermined criteria.

What is the purpose of judging home brew?

The purpose of judging home brew is to provide feedback and recognition to brewers, enhance their skills, promote quality brewing, and encourage participation in the brewing community.

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The information typically reported on judging home brew includes the brewer's name, the name and style of the brewed beverage, any specific recipe or ingredient information, and the assigned scores and feedback provided by the judges.