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The Happy Holiday Homebrew Competition is the St. Louis Brews annual homebrew competition.
It is a fully sanctioned AHA and BJCP event. This year it will be held on
the evenings of Wednesday, December 7 and Friday, December
9, 2011 and the main judging all day on Saturday, December 10, 2011.
The location of the Wednesday and Friday evening judging sessions will be the
Schlafly Taproom. The location of the
main Saturday judging sessions & banquet
will be at
Annunciation Church Cafeteria, 16 West
Glendale, Webster Groves, MO 63119.
So you think your brew can be a contender? Find out by entering it in the HHHC 2011.
We are proud to be the final qualifying event for the Fourteenth Annual
Masters
Championship of Amateur Brewing, and the final stop on the
Midwest Homebrewer of the Year
circuit.
Results
We had over 480 entries from all across the country. The results have been tabulated and
the list of winners can be found
here. Unfortunately, due
to a snafue with our medals supplier, we will not be able to get medals to the winners until
the first of the year. We will keep you posted as we have more information.
Individual score sheets are currently being scanned, and we expect to email those to
entrants within the next few days. Thanks for entering and we look forward to seeing
entries from you at our Microfest in the spring and at next year's HHHC.
Rules
The official rules are
available now. Want to know where
to send your entries, how much it costs and other important facts?
The official rules. Learn it. Know it. Live it.
Style Guidelines
We will be using the 2008 AHA/BJCP beer
style guidelines. Beers, Meads and Ciders/Perrys will be judged.
Download the style guidelines in HTML,
PDF or
MS Word format.
Register Your Beer
Registration is now open. Registration closes and entries must be received by Friday, December
2, 2011.
Visit the registration form to enter your beers,
ciders and meads.
Register to Judge or Steward.
Be a judge or steward. Here's the
registration form.
You get to hang out with other brewers and judges.
And you might just even get to sample a beer or two or...
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