The Redundant Architects Recreation Association invite you to compete with other architectural practices in a seasonal brewing competition.
The beer needs to be brewed and ready for Monday 19 December, when the taps on architects’ barrels will be turned on for a holiday-time tasting session. An average brewing cycle takes 22 days. There is enough time to order your materials and brew your ale in time, but the process needs to be started soon. You can research and buy the tools and ingredients through various websites like this one:
http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/featured/complete-woodfordes-starter-equipment-set.html
The competition will culminate in a festive tasting event at The Architecture Foundation Project Space on Monday 19 December, 7-10pm, where the best brewer will be crowned with the Brewing Architect of the Year Award.
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>>> Presentation, flavour and fizz will be judged.
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Please email RARA.ALE@gmail.com if you require any further information.
The beer needs to be brewed and ready for Monday 19 December, when the taps on architects’ barrels will be turned on for a holiday-time tasting session. An average brewing cycle takes 22 days. There is enough time to order your materials and brew your ale in time, but the process needs to be started soon. You can research and buy the tools and ingredients through various websites like this one:
http://www.brewuk.co.uk/store/featured/complete-woodfordes-starter-equipment-set.html
The competition will culminate in a festive tasting event at The Architecture Foundation Project Space on Monday 19 December, 7-10pm, where the best brewer will be crowned with the Brewing Architect of the Year Award.
>>>
>>> Presentation, flavour and fizz will be judged.
>>>
Please email RARA.ALE@gmail.com if you require any further information.
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