Tävla med klon?

[ecmik]

Tjena! Svaret kanske är uppenbart, men jag undrar bara hur man i allmänhet ser på att delta i öltävling med en egenbryggd klon? Räknas det som "fusk" eller räcker det att man själv har bryggt den?

Menar alltså inte att man har bryggt efter ett färdigt recept, utan ett eget recept baserat på en kommersiell öl där man kanske till och med redan har ett humm om några av ingredienserna?

Tack!

[rossen]

Din öl måste ju fortfarande vara typriktigt men vad jag tycker är avgörande är din bryggprocess vilket kommer ge din öl sin prägel samt din skicklighet i alla momenten. Så fusk nej.

[ecmik]

Ok, tack!

[Skumgodis]

Citerar en användare på Homebrewtalk: "I suppose I cant help holding it in any longer though, my version of this recipe with low mash efficiency of a post boil gravity of 1.039 is being entered into the GABF this year in the PRO-AM. Not under American Pale Ale but under the Session Ale category. I even made a priority and personnaly wrote Mr. Cilurzo and made sure it was okay with him to enter a beer based off of his recipe. He assured me as long as I don't use the name Row 2 Hill 56 in it, he doesn't mind if it has the same flavor profile let alone the same ingredients! He congratulated me on first victory and says he will hunt it out in Denver and make a note to try it and meet me if i'm at the booth pouring it.

He also mentioned that Mike McDole from the Brewing Network has won the Samuel Adams Longshot Homebrew Contest with a Pliny the Elder clone and Samuel Adams brewed and distributed it nationwide in the Longshot 6-pack. He said that clones in competition aren't uncharted territory just to be sure to not step on any of their trademarked names.

So go forth and Brew!!!!!!!"

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/showthread. ... 68&page=13

[ecmik]

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