Ipswich Brewers Union is hosting our regular monthly meeting for November! This month the mini-comp is looking for beers representing specialities or other styles. What does a home brew beer club do? We socialise with other like-minded non-professional brewers We learn and educate each other on all aspects of brewing We taste beer and have […]
This event is invite only for IBU members. Here's how it works. We decide on a beer that has to be brewed. All those who want to participate will brew a beer using the regulations that we stipulate. We then all get together and each member who brewed a beer for the swap will get […]
This event is invite only for financial members of the IBU.We don't host a regular meeting in December, but we will all celebrate together the end of another successful year. If you want to be included in the next event, why not come along to one of our regular monthly meetings to learn more?
The Ipswich Show is back again in 2020, and we're throwing a beer competition! Keep an eye out for updates to this event in the future. We'll be updating it as we progress and closer to the date. For more information, visit our Facebook page or become a member.
We're at it again and after the disastrous 2020, we're hoping to catch up again with mates and drink some beer and have a chat with potential new members. Come and meet current members and see if you'd like to join us.
Since this competition is open to any beer in the whole of the AABC style guide, I’d like you to consider it not only an opportunity to brew your favourite style, but also as the chance to brew a beer twice and improve on it. By that i mean look into the future competitions and […]
Judging beer, besides brewing it and drinking it, it’s what we are all about and tonight we will be doing some individual exercises on filling out score sheets and developing your expressive vocabulary for describing what you are sensing.
Location and information coming soon.
Information coming soon...
Ahhh…… Stout, the dark prince of beer, they can be sweet, they can be dry, they can mild and they can be strong but they are always black and always dominated by the roasty flavour of charred barley. Roastiness can vary from slightly roasty coffee and cream of a sweet stout through to the intense roasty burned malt of […]
