[11] BRITISH BEER
[11A] Ordinary Bitter
[11B] Best Bitter
[11C] Strong Bitter

[12a] British Golden Ale
[12c] English IPA

[13] Brown British Beer
[13A] Dark Mild
[13B] British Brown Beer
[13C] English Porter

[14] SCOTTISH ALE
[14A] Scottish Light
[14B] Scottish Heavy
[14C] Scottish Export

[15] IRISH BEER
[15A] Irish Red
[15B] Irish Stout
[15C] Irish Extra Stout

[16] DARK BRITISH BEER
[16A] Sweet Stout
[16B] Oatmeal Stout
[16C] Tropical Stout
[16D] Foreign Extra Stout

[17] STRONG BRITISH ALE
[17A] British Strong Ale
[17B] Old Ale
[17C] Wee Heavy
[17D] English Barleywine

[27]HISTORICAL BEER
London Brown Ale, or specify a different historical beer style that is not described elsewhere in these guidelines. In the case of a style that has changed substantially over the years (such as Porter or Stout), the entrant may specify an existing BJCP style as well as an era (e.g., 1820 English Porter).
When the entrant specifies any style not on the BJCP-supplied list, the entrant must provide a description of the style for the judges in sufficient detail to allow the beer to be judged. If a beer is entered with just a style name and no description, it is very unlikely that judges will understand how to judge it.

(05-19-2017 07:40 AM)KC Wrote:  Congratulations to Ken Leisher for first place with his Old Ale.

Final Scores:
1. Old Ale, Ken Leisher, avg 38.25 points
2. Oaked Porter, Jon-Mark Zalapa, avg 37 points
T-3. Old Fezzwig's Smoky Porter, Jeremy Wilkins, avg 34 points
T-3. Strong Bitter, KC Johnston, avg 34 points
5. Old Graham Cracker Ale, KC Johnston, avg 32.5 points
6. Best Bitter, KC Johnston, avg 34 points
7. 1800 Burton Ale, KC Johnston, avg 30 points

Thanks to all for brewing, sampling, and judging!