Unless they're using professional wine judges, you'll need to take their comments with a grain of salt. I've gotten a score card with all zeros and a comment, "I've never really liked mullberry wine".
Other judges in the same competition provided more useful scores and comments though.
Yeah let us know the outcome - just remember - no matter what happens - if you like your wine - that is all the really matters
It's always nice to get unbiased appraisals of your wines. You never know if friends and family are telling you the full truth. But when your wines are judged, they'll be next to other wines and you'll get some honest input.
Unless they're using professional wine judges, you'll need to take their comments with a grain of salt. I've gotten a score card with all zeros and a comment, "I've never really liked mullberry wine".
Other judges in the same competition provided more useful scores and comments though.
. The Bloomsburg Fair here in PA is planning on have a competition this year, my sister in law signed me up for a information packet. They told her they would mail the information out once they figured out if they could do it. I didn't think amateur wine making competitions were legal in PA, guess they will find out. I don't know if I would have anything by then, but I have a Blackberry/Elderberry that is starting to taste alright at 5 months.
Tears of joy!!! I am so happy for you! Congratulations you deserve it!
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