We are pleased to announce that the first BJCP-registered competition was held in Shanghai on May 28th, 2016. The first of two BJCP Beer Judging exams will be held in […]
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We are pleased to announce that the first BJCP-registered competition was held in Shanghai on May 28th, 2016. The first of two BJCP Beer Judging exams will be held in […]
MoreCider Exam team lead Bruce Buerger provided this recent status update on progress towards the cider exam.
MoreExam Director Scott Bickham just announced that the online entrance exam (at bjcp.coursewebs.com) has been updated to cover the 2015 BJCP Style Guidelines (don’t worry, you can still test against […]
MoreThe Exam Directors have decided that the scope of future exams using the 2015 BJCP Style Guidelines will be beer style categories 1 through 26. Categories 27 (historical beer) through […]
MoreThe second phase of exam grader training will be on Wednesday, June 10 from 12:00PM to 1:30PM at the Town and Country Resort in San Diego in the Windsor room. […]
MoreThe Exam Directorate needs more help. We are looking for volunteers who can speak either Spanish or Portuguese well enough to translate BJCP exams (scoresheets, primarily) into English or grade […]
MoreThe BJCP encourages exams be given in under-represented areas and in new countries. The BJCP also strongly encourages high-ranking proctors be used on BJCP exams. These goals can be hard […]
MoreYes! If you believe you have acquired point (judging, stewarding, or staff) before you took the exam for the first time, send an email to the IT Director with the […]
MoreThank you. Volunteer exam graders are the heart of the program, and are a great way to give back to the organization. To be an exam grader, you must be […]
MoreTo register for a judging/tasting exam (beer, mead, or cider), or the Beer Written Exam (for National judges or those with an 80+ score on the beer judging exam), look […]
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