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Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 18:49
by JEC
Anyone looking to meet up I'll be there for 12pm, pm me if you want to catch up. Failing that I'll be wearing a red carnation and carrying a newspaper outside the main bar and food tent in the upper area

Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 29 Jun 2012, 18:55
by RobinC
I'll keep an eye out for the carnation.
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 30 Jun 2012, 16:12
by keith157
Forget the carnations bring a brolly! We're drying out for the second time:-( Trying again after 6 pm
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 30 Jun 2012, 17:30
by Ady
I just got home, wish I'd looked some of you up!
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 30 Jun 2012, 20:58
by RobinC
When it rained you certainly knew about it!
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 01 Jul 2012, 01:46
by thelawnet
Just got back from Wimbledon, so will be giving the trek to Bristol a miss I think.
Decidedly less than impressed that they said they would give away tickets as a prize, but then didn't, but that's by the by anyway.
https://www.facebook.com/grillstockBBQ/ ... 3217420176
Hope you all had/have a good time.
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 01 Jul 2012, 05:50
by Minesamojito
I'm going to be around all day, weather looking better for today.
Cheers
Marcus
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 01 Jul 2012, 12:11
by Toby
So first day results are in, only first places announced. 1st in Ribs Bunch Of swines, 1st in Brisket dr Sweetsmoke, 1st Chefs Choice Backyard brummies, and dessert was won by the Estonian team, havent got their name yet!
think everyone is having a good time and just hope the alchohol hasnt muddled the judges taste buds too much

Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 01 Jul 2012, 19:32
by RobinC
I personally had a great time despite the soaking on Saturday. The event seemed busier this year to me, plus there seemed to be more interaction between the competing teams and the attendees. Stuffed myself silly on some of the concessions.
Re: Grillstock 2012
Posted: 01 Jul 2012, 21:15
by drbbq
No worries Toby. The five adults judging are very capable of enjoying a glass of wine with their BBQ. I'm amazed a European would question that
Grillstock is a fresh approach on how to run a BBQ cook-off guided by a guy with 30 years experience and it worked very well. The winners all seemed pretty solid to me and everyone had a great time.