Winking Judge Beer Fest

beanmedic · Post by **beanmedic** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 1:07 pm

Winking Judge Beer Fest

Date Saturday, April 30, 2005
Time ??
Place Augusta's Winking Judge
25 Augusta Street
Hamilton, Ontario
Cost $30
Web http://www.winkingjudge.com/
Phone: (905) 524-5626
Fax (905) 524-5883

joey_capps · Post by **joey_capps** » Mon Jan 24, 2005 1:14 pm

Alright, Perry, what are brewing up for this one?

Joe

beanmedic · Post by **beanmedic** » Sun Jan 30, 2005 2:44 pm

Saturday April 30th - Beer Festival 2pm-6pm
$30 per person includes stein, food, prizes
and beer 14 breweries unveiling their new beers

beanmedic · Post by **beanmedic** » Sat Mar 19, 2005 3:57 am

joey_capps wrote:Alright, Perry, what are brewing up for this one?

Joe

It must be a real secret!

JWalter · Post by **JWalter** » Thu Mar 24, 2005 12:26 am

I'd be interested to hear from any of the brewers who are coming out what they're bringing... Do we even have a full list of the breweries who are attending?

PRMason · Post by **PRMason** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 6:55 pm

I'll be bringing a firkin of Captain Cascade, a 6.5 %abv ale with "sufficient hops", the variety used should be obvious.
BTW: Thanks for buying those 6 packs, I appreciate the support ( and my daughter needs diapers!)
I am tinkering with the idea of brewing and bottling one batch of a new beer. Tsarina Katarina Imperial Stout would be in the style of the Russian stouts brewed in the 1800's for the great Baltic trade. The recipe I have devised aims for a specific gravity of 1.090 and an abv of around 9%. This beer would be sold in 24's only, and would be available directly from me. Pricing would be around $75.00 per 24 bottle case (inc. deposit), which works out to around $3.00 per bottle. It would be vintage dated and would improve with cellaring. Is there any interest in such an offering?

mds · Post by **mds** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 7:38 pm

PRMason wrote: I am tinkering with the idea of brewing and bottling one batch of a new beer. Tsarina Katarina Imperial Stout would be in the style of the Russian stouts brewed in the 1800's for the great Baltic trade. The recipe I have devised aims for a specific gravity of 1.090 and an abv of around 9%. This beer would be sold in 24's only, and would be available directly from me. Pricing would be around $75.00 per 24 bottle case (inc. deposit), which works out to around $3.00 per bottle. It would be vintage dated and would improve with cellaring. Is there any interest in such an offering?

Wow, I'm definitely down with that. That seems pretty affordable for an imperial stout.

detritus · Post by **detritus** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 7:46 pm

Yes, I would definately buy a case of that.

joey_capps · Post by **joey_capps** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 9:43 pm

PRMason wrote:I'll be bringing a firkin of Captain Cascade, a 6.5 %abv ale with "sufficient hops", the variety used should be obvious.
BTW: Thanks for buying those 6 packs, I appreciate the support ( and my daughter needs diapers!)
I am tinkering with the idea of brewing and bottling one batch of a new beer. Tsarina Katarina Imperial Stout would be in the style of the Russian stouts brewed in the 1800's for the great Baltic trade. The recipe I have devised aims for a specific gravity of 1.090 and an abv of around 9%. This beer would be sold in 24's only, and would be available directly from me. Pricing would be around $75.00 per 24 bottle case (inc. deposit), which works out to around $3.00 per bottle. It would be vintage dated and would improve with cellaring. Is there any interest in such an offering?

Yes, I'm interested. Veeeeeeeery Interested.

Joe.

DougShoemaker · Post by **DougShoemaker** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 10:20 pm

This beer would be sold in 24's only, and would be available directly from me. Pricing would be around $75.00 per 24 bottle case (inc. deposit), which works out to around $3.00 per bottle. It would be vintage dated and would improve with cellaring. Is there any interest in such an offering?[/quote]

Perry,

Yes please. I'm interested!

Cheers, Doug[/i]

Gunny · Post by **Gunny** » Fri Mar 25, 2005 10:35 pm

Unfiltered and unfined? Regardless, count me in Perry! By the way, we're all out of bottled Sgt. Major's in Hamilton.

Salut Steve

PRMason · Post by **PRMason** » Sat Mar 26, 2005 6:26 am

Gunny, I delivered some to the Upper Gage & Fennell store on Wednesday afternoon. I also visited the store on Dundurn to see if they would be interested. No commitment from them yet though.

inertiaboy · Post by **inertiaboy** » Sat Mar 26, 2005 8:41 am

Extremely interested! How soon can I drop off the cheque?

Gunny · Post by **Gunny** » Sat Mar 26, 2005 9:41 am

PRMason wrote:Gunny, I delivered some to the Upper Gage & Fennell store on Wednesday afternoon. I also visited the store on Dundurn to see if they would be interested. No commitment from them yet though.

I will talk to Wanda at the Dundurn Store and put in a good word. My wife has become quite attached to the Sgt. Major's.

Jeff

pootz · Post by **pootz** » Sat Mar 26, 2005 9:48 am

PRMason wrote:I'll be bringing a firkin of Captain Cascade, a 6.5 %abv ale with "sufficient hops", the variety used should be obvious.
BTW: Thanks for buying those 6 packs, I appreciate the support ( and my daughter needs diapers!)
I am tinkering with the idea of brewing and bottling one batch of a new beer. Tsarina Katarina Imperial Stout would be in the style of the Russian stouts brewed in the 1800's for the great Baltic trade. The recipe I have devised aims for a specific gravity of 1.090 and an abv of around 9%. This beer would be sold in 24's only, and would be available directly from me. Pricing would be around $75.00 per 24 bottle case (inc. deposit), which works out to around $3.00 per bottle. It would be vintage dated and would improve with cellaring. Is there any interest in such an offering?

A bargain for a true baltic stout...and still cheeper than the 5$ a bottle Mill Street barley wine.