Homebrewing & Beer Links

Austin ZEALOTS Homebrew Inquisition - We don't need no stinkin' guidelines! 2010 Categories Deadline for 2010: July 11. ENTRY FORM with RULES & Bottle Labels

Uncle Billy's Pro-Am - Win this contest and Brian Peters at Uncle Billy's Brew & Que will brew your beer and enter it in the 2010 GABF Pro-Am!

American Homebrewers Association presents the National Homebrew Competition. The largest and most prestigious homebrewers competition in the world. The number of entries in the 2006 competition was over 4500. Winning in the competition comes with some serious bragging rights!

Bluebonnet Brew-off It is one of the largest single site homebrew competitions in the United States and is one of the nation's oldest homebrewing competitions. It is the first leg of the Lone Star Circuit of homebrew competitions.

Alamo City Cerveza Fest San Antonio's homebrew contest, also part of the Lone Star Circuit!

Celtic Brewoff The Knights of the Brown Bottle run this contest, part of the Lone Star Circuit.

Big Batch Brew Batch Run by the KGB!

Lunar Rendezbrew Run by the Bay Area Mashtronauts!

Cactus Challenge Lubbock's Homebrew Contest run by the Ale-Ian Society!

Dixie Cup Homebrew Competition. It is the final competition in the Lone Star Circuit. It is the series that determines the Lone Star Circuit Homebrewer of the Year, the Lone Star Circuit Homebrew Team of the Year, and the Lone Star Circuit Homebrew Club of the Year. They do not like barleywine in Houston. Not at all. And especially not before 9 a.m.

Homebrew Podcasts

Basic Brewing Radio - A good mix of basic to intermediate brewing topics, interviews with authors and results from various experiments in brewing. There have been a number of shows with experiments conducted with friends at Austin Homebrew, and BYO editor and Zealots member Chris Colby makes frequent appearances. Episodes are weekly and run 30-60 minutes.

Craft Beer Radio - an Australian podcast with some running jokes and some Oceania specific hints and contest announcements, but usually pretty good information, and lots of experimental techniques. Episodes are every other week and run about an hour

Brew Crazy - A fellow Texan from the East hosts this podcast, which focuses on some unusual techniques - Cause of Death -a 21.4% all grain beer, indoor hop growing, making beer using all medieval methods, etc. Released irregularly and runs anywhere from 1-2+ hours.

The Brewing Network - A combination live internet radio feed with live shows, rebroadcasts of other shows, and live broadcasts. As opposed to the above podcasts which are recorded and edited, this is more like a radio show, with calls from listeners and answering messages from chat and email. They produce a few podcasts for download.

The Sunday Session is a weekly show that runs 3+ hours each week. Parts of the podcast are not safe for the family, but they generally have a very informative interview with people from the industry sandwiched between rambling talking, games, running jokes, etc.
The Jamil Show is produced every other week and is hosted by Jamil Zainasheff, a BJCP Master Judge, AHA Homebrewer of the Year winner and member of the AHA governing committee. This one-hour show is pretty much all facts, where they pick one style of beer and discuss the BJCP guidelines, a standard recipe formulation and variations on the style.
Lunch Meet - This is definitely not work- or family- safe listening. This one-hour, more or less every other week show is more about beer related topics and stories (many times, only tangentially related) and lots of locker room humor.

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