GABF Winners List

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Huh? Is this a typo or did Pete's enter the same beer in two categories. If the winner of the Scottish Ales really was Pete's Wicked, the entries in that category must have been awful. I assume that it should have been listed as some other Pete's beer.

Mark

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Mark E. Irwin

Mark E. Irwin ( snipped-for-privacy@stat.ohio-state.edu) wrote: : In article , : Bill Benzel wrote: : : >Category: 43 Scottish-Style Ale - 26 Entries : >Gold: Pete's Wicked Ale, Pete's Brewing Co., San Antonio, TX : >Silver: 60 Shilling, Nodding Head Brewing Co., Philadelphia, PA : >Bronze: Kiltlifter, Four Peaks Brewing Co., Tempe, AZ : >

: >Category: 45 English-Style Brown Ale - 32 Entries : >Gold: Buster Nut Brown, SKA Brewing Co., Durango, CO : >Silver: Pete's Wicked Ale, Pete's Brewing Co., San Antonio, TX : >Bronze: Saint Arnold Brown Ale, Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Houston, TX : : Huh? Is this a typo or did Pete's enter the same beer in two : categories. If the winner of the Scottish Ales really was Pete's : Wicked, the entries in that category must have been awful. I assume : that it should have been listed as some other Pete's beer. :

Must be a typo -- I copied and pasted it from another source -- I'll check later to see if it's been corrected.

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Bill Benzel

Nope, no typo. No limits on how many categories a brewery can enter their beer in that I know of. That's what we saw at the fest.

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Andrew D. Ager

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