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Archives for April 2025

Paradox Brewery’s Helles Lager Wins Gold at 2025 New York State Craft Beer Competition

April 3, 2025 by Spencer Mapes

Paradox Brewery’s Helles LagerNorth Hudson, New York — Paradox Brewery has proudly earned the Gold Medal in the Light Lager category at the prestigious 2025 New York State Craft Beer Competition, further cementing its reputation as a leader in New York’s craft brewing scene.

The annual competition, judged in early March in Rochester and organized by the New York State Brewers Association, is the largest state-level beer competition in the United States. This year’s event drew over 1,320 beer entries from 207 breweries across New York State. A panel of 75 industry experts evaluated entries across 32 beer style categories.

Paradox Brewery Helles LagerParadox Brewery’s winning entry, its Helles Lager, stood out among a competitive field of light lagers. Known for its clean, balanced flavor and traditional German character, the beer impressed judges with its precision and drinkability.

“Brewing a traditional Helles Lager is one of the most challenging styles to get right,” said Paul Mrocka, Owner of Paradox Brewery. “It requires exacting standards and dedication to technique. This award is a reflection of our team’s passion for honoring classic brewing traditions while pushing for innovation and quality.”

Celebrating Craft Brewing in the Adirondacks
Located in North Hudson, in the heart of the Adirondack Mountains, Paradox Brewery is known for crafting high-quality, small-batch beers that reflect the spirit and natural beauty of New York State. Since its founding in 2013, the brewery has focused on producing beers with character, balance, and a sense of place.

The award-winning Helles Lager is now available at the Paradox Brewery taproom, and fans can also purchase it online via ParadoxBrewery.com.

About the New York State Craft Beer Competition
Organized by the New York State Brewers Association, the New York State Craft Beer Competition showcases the best in brewing across the state. Its rigorous judging process provides valuable feedback to brewers and trusted recommendations to beer lovers, recognizing excellence in both classic and contemporary styles.

About Paradox Brewery
Paradox Brewery is an independent craft brewery founded in 2013 in North Hudson, New York. Surrounded by the Adirondacks, Paradox is dedicated to producing innovative yet traditional beers that bring people together. With a growing list of awards and a commitment to quality, Paradox continues to be a standout name in the New York craft beer industry.

Visit ParadoxBrewery.com to learn more about their beers, upcoming events, and to order the gold medal-winning Helles Lager.
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Filed Under: Beer, Beer Competition Tagged With: Paradox Brewery

Brewers Association Names Glitter Beer ‘Official’ Beer Style – April Fools Joke

April 1, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

Glitter Beer

BOULDER, Colorado — April 1, 2019 — The Brewers Association (BA), the not-for-profit trade organization championing America’s small and independent craft brewers, today announced an exciting update to its 2025 Beer Style Guidelines, officially adding Glitter Beer as a new category. This vibrant, eye-catching beer style, which surged in popularity for its shimmering, edible-glitter-infused appearance, is now recognized in response to its growing presence in the craft beer scene.

The BA’s Beer Style Guidelines, updated annually, serve as a key resource for brewers, beer judges, and competition organizers, showcasing the diverse world of craft beer. This rare mid-cycle amendment reflects the rapid rise of Glitter Beer, driven by consumer enthusiasm and widespread adoption by breweries nationwide. “Our guidelines evolve with the industry, and Glitter Beer’s dazzling popularity demanded swift recognition,” said BA spokesperson Lisa Frank. “This addition brings a fun, innovative spark to our competitions and celebrates the creativity of craft brewers.” Starting in 2025, Glitter Beer will be eligible for gold, silver, and bronze medals at prestigious BA events like the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup.

Quantitative Style Statistics
Original Gravity: 1.111 — 1.053
Final Gravity: 1.021 — 0.900
ABV: 13%
IBU: 11-22
SRM: 6-12
Volumes of CO2: 4.98
Apparent Attenuation: 81%

Pairing Suggestions
Peeps
Nicholas Sparks Novels
Mariah Carey’s “Glitter” Soundtrack
Construction paper and glue

More about the The Brewers Association
The Brewers Association (BA), established in 1978, is the not-for-profit trade organization dedicated to promoting and protecting America’s small and independent craft brewers. Based in Boulder, Colorado, the BA supports over 9,000 craft breweries through advocacy, education, and resources like the annual Beer Style Guidelines, fostering innovation and quality in the industry. It organizes prestigious events such as the Great American Beer Festival and World Beer Cup, celebrating the diversity and creativity of craft beer. Committed to community and sustainability, the BA empowers brewers to thrive in a competitive market while championing the cultural and economic impact of craft brewing across the United States.

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