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Hi all,

I was wondering what the conventional wisdom is on having homebrew contests
on Sunday versus Saturday as is the norm.

Specifically, the Seacoast Homebrewers Club (Portsmouth, NH for those who
are interested) has traditionally linked our annual contest with the Grand
Old Portsmouth Fall Brewers Festival, a two day beer festival event hosted
by Strawbery Banke (yes, correct spelling) Museum. We have normally had our
contest on Saturday, and run brewing demos on Sunday. The museum is
becoming increasingly more interested in the educational aspect of beer
brewing and we are considering swapping our programs to do brew demos on
Saturday when the museum has a higher public turnout, and moving the
judging to Sunday when there would be less intrusion by the public on the
judging session.

So whadda ya think? Sunday a good day to judge beer?

Scott Kaplan
VP, Seacoast Homebrewers



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Hi all,

I was wondering what the conventional wisdom is on having homebrew contests
on Sunday versus Saturday as is the norm.

Specifically, the Seacoast Homebrewers Club (Portsmouth, NH for those who
are interested) has traditionally linked our annual contest with the Grand
Old Portsmouth Fall Brewers Festival, a two day beer festival event hosted
by Strawbery Banke (yes, correct spelling) Museum. We have normally had our
contest on Saturday, and run brewing demos on Sunday. The museum is
becoming increasingly more interested in the educational aspect of beer
brewing and we are considering swapping our programs to do brew demos on
Saturday when the museum has a higher public turnout, and moving the
judging to Sunday when there would be less intrusion by the public on the
judging session.

So whadda ya think? Sunday a good day to judge beer?

Scott Kaplan
VP, Seacoast Homebrewers



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