Railway City Brewing Announces Platform 18 Homebrew Competition
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On February 13, 2018 At 12:00 pm
Category : Homebrewing
Tags : Ontario, Railway City Brewing
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ST. THOMAS, ON – Railway City Brewing has announced details of its 7th annual Platform Homebrew Competition.
Running to coincide with National Home Brew Day, an annual event that falls on the first Saturday of May each year, the Platform competition invites home brewers to submit their beer of any style to be considered for a prize. Entries must be submitted to Railway City by Monday April 30th, and all beers will be judged using BJCP guidelines.
Cash prizes will be awarded to the top placing beers, and the 1st place winner will also be invited to brew a full batch of their beer together with Railway City’s brewers, with the result to be released later this under the Platform 18 label.
More details on the competition including an entry form can be found now on the Railway City website.
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