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2019 Bayside Brewers Oktoberfest Homebrew 2019 BAYSIDE BREWERS OKTOBERFEST HOMEBREW COMPETITION 12/10/2019 Champion Beer: Brett Tyrrell - Dunkels Bock 135.5pts - Bayside Brewers Champion Brewer: Greg Hicks 4pts (1 first / 1 third) - Bayside Brewers Best Novice: Leigh Fraser - Independent. CATEGORY 1 GERMAN WHEAT BEERS CATEGORY 3 GERMAN AMBER & DARK BEERS Judges: Braden Hammond, Andy McDermott, Michael Bowron, Judges: Craig Ditcham, Dan Eate, Shivam Tandon, Hugh Jenkins Edward Attenborough Steward: Chris Gill Steward: Brett Elliott Place Style Entrant Club Total Place Style Entrant Club Total 1st* Schwarzbier Matt Standfield Bayside Brewers 122 1st Gose Leigh Fraser Independent 123 2nd Munich Dunkel Braden Hammond Bayside Brewers 122 2nd Berliner Weisse Shannon Brooks Merri Mashers 112 3rd Altbier Nathan Dawes Way out West HBC 119 3rd Hefeweizen Chan-Sien Lay Bayside Brewers 109 4 Altbier Mark Connors Merri Mashers 118 4 Gose Bob Coley Independent 105 5 Marzen Dominic Tyley-Miller Independent 116 5 Hefeweizen Andrew Portbury Bayside Brewers 104 6 Munich Dunkel Mikko Pludra Bayside Brewers 114 6 Hefeweizen Hugh Jenkins Bayside Brewers 103 7 Munich Dunkel Scott Svoboda Independent 113 7 Hefeweizen Craig Mochrie Independent 103 8 Altbier Andrew McDermott Bayside Brewers 112 8 Hefeweizen Jayson Smith Independent 102 9 Munich Dunkel Darren Zhou Melbourne Brewers 111 9 Dunkelweizen Darren Zhou Melbourne Brewers 102 10 Munich Dunkel Andrew Portbury Bayside Brewers 111 10 Dunkelweizen Louie Lim Independent 93 11 Marzen J Kingston Westgate Brewers 107 11 Hefeweizen Bob Coley Independent 92 12 Schwarzbier Troy Poulier Independent 107 12 Dunkelweizen Jarrod Boldt Independent 84 13 Munich Dunkel John Keske Melbourne Brewers 104 13 Hefeweizen Oskar Lindback Independent 82 14 Altbier Richard Loynes Melbourne Brewers 101 15 Altbier Braden Hammond Bayside Brewers 101 16 Rauchbier Chan-Sien Lay Bayside Brewers 100 CATEGORY 2 GERMAN ALE & PALE LAGER 17 Munich Dunkel Bryce Van Denderen Bayside Brewers 99 Judges: Mikko Pludra, Travis Bedford, Dale Ross-Soden, Justin Hough 18 Schwarzbier Bob Coley Independent 97 Steward: John Keske 19 Schwarzbier Michael Bowron Westgate Brewers 97 Place Style Entrant Club Total 20 Munich Dunkel Jarrod Boldt Independent 95 1st German Pilsner Greg Hicks Bayside Brewers 131 21 Munich Dunkel Cameron Elderidge Merri Mashers 94 2nd German Pilsner Geoff Donnellon Independent 124 22 Munich Dunkel Dominic Tyley-Miller Independent 94 3rd Festbier John Killmister Bayside Brewers 119 23 Munich Dunkel J Kingston Westgate Brewers 74 4 German Pilsner Craig Mochrie Independent 116 * 1st place awarded based on count back 5 German Pilsner Craig Ditcham Bayside Brewers 115 6 Kolsch Scott Svoboda Independent 113 7 Munich Helles John Sheehan Bayside Brewers 107 CATEGORY 4 BOCK BEERS 8 German Pilsner Braden Hammond Bayside Brewers 104 Judges: Mark Hibberd, Jacob Rogers, Daniel Roas Sanchez 9 German Pils Dominic Tyley-Miller Independent 103 Steward: Matt Standfield 10 German Pilsner Shaun Raymer Bayside Brewers 102 Place Style Entrant Club Total 11 Munich Helles Nick Harrap Merri Mashers 101 1st Dunkels Bock Brett Tyrrell Bayside Brewers 135.5 12 German Pilsner Dean Scurr Independent 95 2nd Doppelbock Bryce Van Denderen Bayside Brewers 122 13 Munich Helles Clint Bee Merri Mashers 92 3rd Helles Bock Greg Hicks Bayside Brewers 117.5 14 Kolsch Justin De Lacy Bayside Brewers 89 4 DoppleBock Michael Bowron Westgate Brewers 113 15 German Pilsner Bob Coley Independent 89 5 Doppelbock Craig Ditcham Bayside Brewers 112.5 16 Kolsch Petros Gyftopoulos Westgate Brewers 87 6 Doppelbock John Keske Melbourne Brewers 107 17 Kolsch Jarrod Boldt Independent 84 7 Hellesbock J Kingstom Westgate Brewers 103 18 Munich Helles John Killmister Bayside Brewers 83 8 Doppelbock Braden Hammond Bayside Brewers 103 19 German Pils J Kingston Westgate Brewers 83 9 Helles Bock Braden Hammond Bayside Brewers 99.5 20 German Helles Exp J Kingston Westgate Brewers 78 10 Doppelbock Stuart Flemming Bayside Brewers 96 21 German Pilsner Craig Mochrie Independent 72 11 Doppelbock Dean Scurr Independent 94 22 Festbier Braden Hammond Bayside Brewers 68 12 Weizenbock Brett Elliott Bayside Brewers 80 23 Kolsch Petros Gyftopoulos Westgate Brewers 68 13 Weizenbock Chan-Sien Lay Bayside Brewers 75.5 24 German Helles Exp Michael Bowron Westgate Brewers 64 14 Doppelbock Chan-Sien Lay Bayside Brewers 68 25 Munich Helles Jarrod Boldt Independent 52.
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