2007 Mayfaire Competition

Tue Mar 13, 2007 10:09 am

In it's 900th year of being run, the Maltose Falcons' Mayfaire Competition is up and running... (Ok.. so the competition has been running since before 1979, but given that I was but a toddling toddler then, it might as well be 900 years ago! :) )

Entries are being accepted between 3/18 and 4/5. 3 bottles and $6 per entry.

Rules, regs, entry forms and online registration is here! (Click now to register!)

Style Guidelines for this years are the the 2007 Falcons Guidelines (PDF link).
New styles include: Irish Red Ales, Belgian Brut, Wheat Wine, Roggenbier, Saison Spring/Summer, Saison Fall/Winter

This is a good sized competition, usually receiving between 250-450 entries with the grand prize being "The Bird" (aka Hashell Dammett!) Seen below is Hashell's smaller Tap handle cousin

So come take a crack at winning the bird, having points count towards the Sierra Nevada California Homebrewer of the Year Award and joining the ranks of brewers like Mike McDole (2 year winner), Jamil Z (2 year winner) and John Maier (a Rogue, a Falcon and a 3 year winner)!

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Tue Mar 13, 2007 11:18 am

I thought you said you weren't allowing anyone from QUAFF this year? :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

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Tue Mar 13, 2007 11:28 am

Looked to me like anyone can enter as long as you decipher their proprietary style guidelines.... You have to enter a Pale Ale as a "Glorp, Gleep!" :) :) :)
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Tue Mar 13, 2007 11:50 am

Speyedr wrote:Looked to me like anyone can enter as long as you decipher their proprietary style guidelines.... You have to enter a Pale Ale as a "Glorp, Gleep!" :) :) :)


Now, now.. that's not true. As we all know, it's very straight forward, an American Pale Ale is class 0101.0001. Sheesh! :)

(I'm a nerd.. I know. or if you prefer 1010.1000. All depends upon which end you prefer.)
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Mon Apr 30, 2007 7:59 pm

Wow. Looks like Jamil stole the show!

http://www.maltosefalcons.com/comps/2007MayFaire/

I think I counted 15 medals? Holy crap.

Good job JZ! That's why you're the pope!
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Tue May 01, 2007 1:30 am

This is my favorite:

"Class 6 Scottish & Irish Ales
1st - Jamil Zainasheff 6.3 Export

2nd - Jamil Zainasheff 6.5 Wee Heavy

3rd - Jamil Zainasheff 6.1 Scottish Light"
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Mon May 21, 2007 7:35 am

ScienceGuy wrote:This is my favorite:


You know what's worse? This:

Best of Show
(Winner of the Hashiell Dammet Bird for a 3rd Time)
Jamil Zainasheff - Traditional Bock
Best of Show - 1st Runner Up
Jamil Zainasheff - Scottish Export
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