RHBC January 2012 Meeting

Submitted by ghumphrey on December 14, 2011 - 11:22pm
01/12/2012 6:45 pm

Dark LagersLocation: Duke's Steakhouse (Map is under RHBC Sponsors to the left).

Club Only Competition: Dark Lagers

  • Bring your dark lagers (BJCP Category 4) to compete to be the club's representative in the Club Only Competition.
  • Includes: Dark American Lager, Munich Dunkel, and Schwarzbier

Education topic: Low-cost brewery gadets with Kjell Wygant.

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Hopper Jim Denier Wins 2012 Big Beers Best of Show

Submitted by ghumphrey on January 12, 2012 - 9:36am
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Congratulations go out to Jim Denier for nabbing the best of show prize at the 2012 Big Beers Homebrew Competition with his Berliner Weisse. 

Jim's recipe will be brewed by Dry Dock for their entry into the 2012 Great American Beer Festival Pro-Am competition.

Way to represent, Jim!!

Big Beers Winners

Jim was not alone in the medal category. Congrats to the following hoppers for taking home medals in this premier competition:

  • Jim Denier: 1st and 2nd in Sours; 3rd in Saison; 3rd in Belgian Strong - Dark
  • Greg Geiger: 1st in Specialty
  • Adam Glaser: 3rd in Barleywine
  • Geoff Humphrey: 1st in Wit, Belgian Pale, & Biere de Garde; 3rd in Belgian Strong - Light

 

RHBC's Own Jim Denier Profiled for Big Beers

Submitted by ghumphrey on December 27, 2011 - 5:12pm
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Another profile of an RHBC member has been published in Vail Daily for the upcoming Big Beers, Belgians, and Barleywines festival in January 2012.

This time, it's Jim Denier!

The article profiles Jim's passion for beer and his fearlesness in scavenging for weird ingredients.

Represent, brother Jim.

Read the article here.

RHBC's Own Greg Geiger Profiled for Big Beers

Submitted by ghumphrey on December 14, 2011 - 11:05pm
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Our own former prez and all-around-awesome brewer Greg Geiger was profiled in Vail Daily as part of the lead-up to the 2012 Big Beers, Belgians, and Barleywines festival taking place in January at the Vail Cascade resort.

Read the article here.

The profile delves into Greg's passion for big beers and for pushing the evelope in brewing.

It also features a very handsome photograph.

Way to represent, Greg!

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