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Dow Scoggins

2023 Great American Beer Festival

August 14, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

Tickets for the Great American Beer Festival® (GABF) are on sale now for the 2023 event. GABF, hosted by the Brewers Association, the trade organization representing small and independent craft brewers, will return to the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, Colorado, on Sept. 21-23.

With a legacy of bringing the community together, dazzling tastebuds, and celebrating those who pour their hearts into every pint, the 2023 Great American Beer Festival is an event not to be missed. Over four (4) sessions, attendees will:

  • Taste a kaleidoscope of flavors, styles, and innovative beverages from hundreds of breweries across the nation

  • Receive a commemorative, collectible, tasting glass

  • Enjoy tons of entertainment, including live music, games, silent disco, karaoke, live music, and more

  • Partake in GABF traditions, such as the bagpiper event kick-off, giveaways, and daily costume contests

  • Speak to and learn from industry experts and brewers via seminars and other educational opportunities

Every year, GABF boasts the highest concentration of American beer on the planet. This year, beer lovers will enjoy beverages poured by the likes of Allagash Brewing Company, Breakside Brewery, Firestone Walker Brewing Co., Russian River Brewing Co, The Lost Abbey, WeldWerks Brewing Co., and hundreds more. While the star of GABF is beer, attendees will be excited to know that this year, select breweries will also pour the nation’s finest “beyond beer” beverages: hard seltzer, kombucha, mead, and cider. If there’s a specific brewery you’d like to see at GABF, you can nominate them here.

For foodies attending GABF and those looking for a truly special experience, the VIP Experience ticket includes access to PAIRED®, which unites independent craft breweries with acclaimed chefs from across the country, resulting in uniquely designed small bites perfectly paired with craft beer found nowhere else at the festival.

For foodies attending GABF and those looking for a truly special experience, the VIP Experience ticket includes access to PAIRED®, which unites independent craft breweries with acclaimed chefs from across the country, resulting in uniquely designed small bites perfectly paired with craft beer found nowhere else at the festival.

Don’t miss this celebration of beer! Tickets are available for anyone of legal drinking age (21+) at www.greatamericanbeerfestival.com.

About the Brewers Association
The Brewers Association (BA) is the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American brewers, their beers, and the community of brewing enthusiasts. The BA represents 5,600-plus U.S. breweries. The BA’s independent craft brewer seal is a widely adopted symbol that differentiates beers by small and independent craft brewers. The BA organizes events including the World Beer Cup®, Great American Beer Festival®, Craft Brewers Conference® & BrewExpo America®, National Homebrew Competition, and American Craft Beer Week®. The BA publishes The New Brewer® magazine, and Brewers Publications® is the leading publisher of brewing literature in the U.S. Beer lovers are invited to learn more about the dynamic world of craft beer at CraftBeer.com® and about homebrewing via the American Homebrewers Association®. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.

The Brewers Association is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital/familial status. The BA complies with provisions of Executive Order 13672 and the rules, regulations, and relevant orders of the Secretary of Labor.

Filed Under: Beer, Beer Festival

“Ben Affleck Has A Big, Fat, Stupid Mouth” Released in Atlanta

August 3, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

It’s the hero no one asked for, “Ben Affleck Has A Big, Fat, Stupid Mouth” New England IPA has returned to the Atlanta Market — draft only.

Printer’s Ale Manufacturing Company out of Carrollton, Georgia is offering this action-packed New England IPA in Atlanta and surrounding areas. Do they hate Ben Affleck? Nah. Do they think he was a really odd choice for Batman? Yes. Was his mouth distracting? Yes. Did they name a beer about it? Yes.

It’s time to have some fun and drink it too.

Printer’s Ale Mfg. Co. distributes with Atlanta Beverage in the state of Georgia.

For More Information:
https://www.instagram.com/printersbeer/

Filed Under: Beer, craft lager, IPA

Taft’s Brewing Announces Nellie’s Key Lime Ale Getaway

July 19, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

Nellie’s Key Lime AleTaft’s is celebrating the return of their popular Nellie’s Key Lime Ale with a free trip to Key West, Florida!

One lucky winner and friend of their choice will win roundtrip airfare, an Airbnb gift card, and a Taft’s swag bag. All one needs to do to enter is take a photo or video with a draft or can of Nellie’s Key Lime Ale and tag Taft’s using #NelliesGetaway. Post the photo on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter to enter.

Not a social media fan? Simply email your photo to nelliesgetaway@taftsbeer.com.

Submissions can be tagged through September 4, 2023. One winner will be chosen at random and announced no later than September 8, 2023.

For official rules and regulations, visit taftsbeer.com/officialrules.

A quick look at the details:
• One lucky winner (and a friend of their choice!) a FREE trip to Key West, Florida. Including:
• Round-trip airfare to Key West, FL
• An Airbnb gift card for housing on the trip
• A huge Taft’s swag bag
• To enter, take a photo or video with Nellie’s Key Lime Ale and tag Taft’s Brewing Co on
Instagram, Facebook or Twitter using #NelliesGetaway
• Submissions must be tagged by September 4, 2023. Taft’s will announce the winner no
later than Friday, September 8, 2023
• Must be 21+ to enter. No purchase is necessary to win

About Taft’s Brewing Company:
Taft’s Brewing Company was founded in 2015 through the creation of Taft’s Ale House. The founders of Taft’s partnered with the Cincinnati Center City Development Corp to create the brewery and restaurant located in Cincinnati’s Over-The-Rhine. The three-story Ale House resides in a renovated historic church originally built in 1850 and offers premium steak fare in a beautifully designed space. In 2017, the Taft’s team created a production brewery and tap room, Taft’s Brewpourium Cincinnati, located in Spring Grove Village. The 50,000-square- foot facility is home to high-volume brewing and beer kegging, canning and packaging. The Brewpourium Cincy tap room offers guests 12- 15 of Taft’s house-created brews and New Haven-style coal-fired pizza. Taft’s also opened a sizeable indoor/outdoor space in the Franklinton Columbus area at the end of last year that features homemade brews and the same New Haven-style pizza in a funky 80’s/90’s themed hotspot. Taft’s beers can also be found in bars, restaurants, grocery stores and other outlets across the region. www.taftbeer.com

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2023 National Homebrew Competition Medal Winners

June 26, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

Photo credit of PHOTO © BREWERS ASSOCIATION

San Diego — The American Homebrewers Association® (AHA)—the national not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the hobby of homebrewing—announced the winners of the 2023 National Homebrew Competition (NHC) during its annual Homebrew Con™ conference in San Diego. 120 medals in 40 categories were awarded for the most outstanding homemade beer, mead, and cider. Six major awards recognizing overall brewing excellence were also presented.

The NHC has long been recognized as the world’s largest stage for amateur homebrewers to showcase their skills, creativity, and passion for the craft of fermentation. The 2023 competition received 4,335 entries from 1,708 homebrewers across 50 states, Washington, D.C., and 13 countries. 164,105 entries have been evaluated since the inaugural AHA National Homebrew Competition in 1979 in Boulder, Colo.

MOST-ENTERED STYLE CATEGORIES
The winners of the most-entered categories were:

Category 3: Pilsner (211 entries)
GOLD: Jared Aumen | Ann Arbor, MI | Ann Arbor Brewers Guild | German Pils (5D)
SILVER: Robby Narquis | Richland, WA | New Zealand Pilsner (X5)
BRONZE: Gregory Rinehardt | Abingdon, VA | Stooges Brew Club | New Zealand Pilsner (X5)

Category 18: Hazy IPA (168 entries)
GOLD: Jon Dieter | Concord, OH | Brewly Homebrew Club| Hazy IPA (21C)
SILVER: Peter Cooke | Bridgewater, NJ | Garden State (GS) Homebrewers | Hazy IPA (21C)
BRONZE: David Howell | Springfield, MO | Them Beer Knobbers | Hazy IPA (21C)

Category 26: European Sour Ale (162 entries)
GOLD: Jeff Bair | Kansas City, MO | Lambic (23D)
SILVER: Joshua Cotton | Brooklyn, NY | New York City Homebrewers Guild | Berliner Weisse (23A)
BRONZE: Kevin Wojdak | Elk Grove Village, IL | Urban Knaves of Grain Homebrew Club

Category 14: Irish & British Stout (161 entries)
GOLD: Chris Hunter | Martinsville, IN | Artesian Homebrewers | Sweet Stout (16A)
SILVER: Richard Shoff | Baldwinsville, NY | Irish Stout (15B)
BRONZE: Christopher Johnson | San Diego, CA | QUAFF | Irish Extra Stout (15C)

Photo credit of PHOTO © BREWERS ASSOCIATION

MAJOR AWARDS
In addition to category style awards, six major awards recognizing overall brewing excellence were presented.

Homebrewer of the Year Award – Sponsored by Muntons
Recognizes the best-of-show beer judged from all gold medal winners in all beer categories.
John Heasley | Portland, OR | The Brewing Network

Cidermaker of the Year Award – Sponsored by Woodchuck Hard Cider
Recognizes the best-of-show cider judged from all gold medal winners in the cider categories.
James Werner | New Berlin, WI | Beer Barons of Milwaukee

Meadmaker of the Year Award – Sponsored by Redstone Meadery
Recognizes the best-of-show mead judged from all gold medal winners in the mead categories.
Shane Kammerer | Shawnee, KS | Kansas City Bier Meisters

Samuel Adams Ninkasi Award – Sponsored by Samuel Adams
Recognizes the entrant who accumulates the most points in the final round of competition.
Richard Shoff | Baldwinsville, NY

Gambrinus Club Award – Sponsored by Fermentis
Recognizes the club garnering the most final round points per total club entries.
New York City Homebrewers Guild | New York, NY

Homebrew Club of the Year Award – Sponsored by Briess Malt & Ingredients Co.
Awarded to the club accumulating the most total points in all categories of beer, mead, and cider in the final round of competition.
Kansas City Bier Meisters | Kansas City, KS

“The impressive quality of entries from this year’s winners demonstrated immense dedication, innovation, and skill in the art of homebrewing. These creations captivated the taste buds of the judges, showcased a diverse range of flavors, and set the standard for excellence in fermentation,” said Chris Williams, competition director. “Congratulations to the 2023 National Homebrew Competition winners!”

A complete list of winners of the 2023 National Homebrew Competition can be found here.

HOMEBREW CON
Homebrew Con, the nation’s largest annual gathering of brewing and fermentation enthusiasts, returned sunny San Diego, where more than 1,300 American Homebrewers Association members attended the three-day conference for good brews, good vibes, and brew-IQ-boosting sessions. The AHA awarded the following for outstanding contributions to the homebrewing community.

ANNUAL RECOGNITION AWARDS

Radegast Club of the Year Award – Sponsored by Yakima Chief Hops
Awarded to a homebrew club for its efforts with community outreach and spreading the joys of homebrewing.
Horsemen of the Hopocalypse |Fort Worth, Texas

Homebrew Shop of the Year Award – Sponsored by BSG HandCraft
Awarded to homebrew supply shops on the merits of community support, education, customer service and engagement, promotion of homebrewing, and responsible business practices.
Patriot Brewery & Homebrew Supply | Elkhorn, Neb.

American Homebrewers Association Governing Committee Award
Awarded for outstanding service to the community of homebrewers.
Drew Beechum | Pasadena, Calif.

“To the participants, judges, sponsors, competition organizers, and volunteers who made this year’s Homebrew Con a resounding success, we say thank you. Cheers and congratulations to all the winners for making some of the world’s best homebrew,” said Julia Herz, AHA executive director.

Here are all the medal Winners:

Category 1: Pale American Beer
Gold: Mike Gallagher of Charleston, SC Lowcountry Libations
Silver: Caleb Meinke of Cambridge, WI Madison Homebrewers & Tasters
Bronze: Evan Brill of Louisville, KY Louisville Area Grain and Extract Research Society (LAGERS)

Category 2: Pale European Beer
Gold: Metts Potter of Morrow, OH Bloatarian Brewing League
Silver: Wayne Doucette of Big Lake, MN River City Brewers
Bronze: Jason Lorenz of Taylor, MI Motor City Mashers

Category 3: Pilsner
Gold: Jared Aumen of Ann Arbor, MI Ann Arbor Brewers Guild
Silver: Robby Narquis of Richland, WA
Bronze: Gregory Rinehardt of Abingdon, VA Stooges Brew Club

Category 4: Pale Malty European Beer
Gold: Alex Rezmerski of Louisville, KY Louisville Area Grain and Extract Research Society (LAGERS)
Silver: Chad Medford of Moore, OK Red Earth Brewers
Bronze: Jonathan Hughes of Moses Lake, WA

Category 5: Amber European Beer
Gold: Shane Sprague of Irvine, CA with Chris Kohl OC Mashups
Silver: Andy Cox of Wilton, CT Underground Brewers of Connecticut
Bronze: Nicholas LaFond of Saint Anne, IL

Category 6: Dark European Lager
Gold: Jason Dunn of Corona, CA Inland Empire Brewers
Silver: Robert Abbott of Chester, NH Brewtubers Online Brew Club
Bronze: Jason Slaasted of Caledonia, WI with Eric Lewis

Category 7: American Wheat & Blonde
Gold: Bryce Hunter of Grand Rapids, MI QUAFF
Silver: Rodolfo Valladares of Kansas City, KS Kansas City Bier Meisters
Bronze: Zach Kosslow of Pittsburgh, PA Three Rivers Alliance of Serious Homebrewers

Category 8: German Wheat & Rye Beer
Gold: Joseph Hirtz of Valrico, FL Brandon Bootleggers Homebrew Club
Silver: Dustin Striplin of Tacoma, WA with Jamie Striplin Browns Point Homebrew Club
Bronze: Paul Brown of Pinole, CA Diablo Order of Zymiracle Enthusiasts (DOZE)

Category 9: Pale British Ale
Gold: Mark Kunzelmann of Saint Louis, MO St. Louis Brews
Silver: 12A Alex Cigan of Brooklyn, NY New York City Homebrewers Guild
Bronze: 11C Dann Searcy of Kansas City, MO with Sally Crosson Kansas City Bier Meisters

Category 10: Scottish & Irish Ale
Gold: Richard Shoff of Baldwinsville, NY
Silver: James Matthews of Arnold, MO
Bronze: John Huhn of Springfield, MO Zymurgists of the Ozarks

Category 11: American Pale Ale
Gold: Brandon Holt of San Diego, CA with Kevin Holt QUAFF
Silver: Russell Berger of Portland, OR Portland Brewers Collective
Bronze: Steve Gardner of Greenville, SC

Category 12: Amber & Brown American Ale
Gold: Mike Butler of Olathe, KS with Stephanie Butler Kansas City Bier Meisters
Silver: Keith Wright of Mustang, OK Red Earth Brewers
Bronze: Bob Rouse of College Park, MD

Category 13: Brown British Beer
Gold: Stephen Schmitt of Evanston, IL Evanston Homebrew Club
Silver: Mike Gallagher of Charleston, SC Lowcountry Libations
Bronze: Dann Searcy of Kansas City, MO with Sally Crosson Kansas City Bier Meisters

Category 14: Irish & British Stout
Gold: Chris Hunter of Martinsville, IN Artesian Homebrewers
Silver: Richard Shoff of Baldwinsville, NY with Richard Shoff
Bronze: Christopher Johnson of San Diego, CA QUAFF

Category 15: American Porter & Stout
Gold: Christian Chandler of Chandler, AZ Arizona Society of Homebrewers
Silver: Mike Rousseau of Charleston, SC
Bronze: Brian Smith of Pottstown, PA Bruclear Homebrew Club

Category 16: American IPA
Gold: Christopher Burgess of Castle Rock, CO 39N Homebrewers
Silver: Nicholas McCoy of Sachse, TX Draft Punk
Bronze: John & Stephanie Meerse of Simsbury, CT

Category 17: Specialty IPA
Gold: Robert Knipper of San Marcos, CA Society of Barley Engineers
Silver: Kevin & Kazuko Masaryk of San Diego, CA QUAFF
Bronze: Kevin Kiernan of Washington, DC DC Homebrewers

Category 18: Hazy IPA
Gold: Jon Dieter of Concord, OH Brewly Homebrew Club
Silver: Peter Cooke of Bridgewater, NJ Garden State Homebrewers (GSHomebrewers)
Bronze: David Howell of Springfield, MO Them Beer Knobbers

Category 19: Strong American Ale
Gold: Larry & Donna Reuter of Akron, OH Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ)
Silver: Michael Moody of Jacksonville, OR
Bronze: Simon Svensson of Molnlycke, Sweden

Category 20: Strong European Lager
Gold: Kevin Olson of Raymore, MO ZZHops Homebrewing Club
Silver: Stephanie Butler of Olathe, KS with Mike Butler Kansas City Bier Meisters
Bronze: Andy Cox of Wilton, CT Underground Brewers of Connecticut

Category 21: Strong British Ale
Gold: Lucas Orr of San Diego, CA QUAFF
Silver: Jim Satin of Brooklyn, MI Ann Arbor Brewers Guild
Bronze: Kenneth Berry of McKinleyville, CA Humboldt Homebrewers

Category 22: Imperial Porter & Stout
Gold: John Heasley of Portland, OR The Brewing Network
Silver: Frank Wilkinson of Ambler, PA
Bronze: Tim Bickel of Oklahoma City, OK Red Earth Brewers

Category 23: Saison
Gold: Keith Blanchard of Chatham Township, NJ Morris Area Society of Homebrewers
Silver: Daniel Kukuk of Detroit, MI Motor City Mashers
Bronze: Jon Weaver of Naples, FL

Category 24: Belgian Ale
Gold: Phil LaFleur of Loveland, CO Weizguys Homebrew Club
Silver: Duane Jenness of Worcester, MA WIZARDS
Bronze: Matt & Courtney Castellino of Thousand Oaks, CA with Todd Slater Thousand Oaks Homebrewers

Category 25: Strong Belgian Ale
Gold: Duke Austerberry of Ferndale, MI
Silver: Jose Gutierrez of Edwards, CA Brewing Enthusiasts of the Antelope Valley Region (BEAVR)
Bronze: Mike Johnson of Salt Lake City, UT Zion Zymurgist Homebrew OPerative Society

Category 26: European Sour Ale
Gold: Jeff Bair of Kansas City, MO with Jeff Bair
Silver: Joshua Cotton of Brooklyn, NY New York City Homebrewers Guild
Bronze: Kevin Wojdak of Elk Grove Village, IL Urban Knaves of Grain

Category 27: Fruit Beer
Gold: Jamye & Cody Naramore of Quenemo, KS Kansas City Bier Meisters
Silver: Will Dull of Apopka, FL Brew Club of Seminole County
Bronze: Jose Gomera of East Patchogue, NY with Albania Morales

Category 28: Spiced Beer
Gold: Jonathan Eckles of Savannah, GA Savannah Brewers League
Silver: James Brameyer of Mount Airy, MD
Bronze: Rob Hardisty of Fort Collins, CO Liquid Poets

Category 29: Seasonal Spiced Beer
Gold: Jason Bryant of Herndon, VA Wort Hogs
Silver: Scott Rauvola of San Diego, CA QUAFF
Bronze: Joel McGormley of Zionsville, IN

Category 30: Smoke-Flavored Beer
Gold: Randy Daniels of Des Moines, IA with KC McKinney Iowa Brewers Union
Silver: Keith Loats of Seven Hills, OH
Bronze: Michael Beck of Griffith, IN Illiana Beer Rackers Union (IBRU)

Category 31: Wood-Aged Beer
Gold: David Moore of Carlsbad, CA with David Harbick QUAFF
Silver: Joel McGormley of Zionsville, IN
Bronze: Mark DeBreaux of Wimberley, TX

Category 32: American Wild Ale
Gold: Sean Thomson of Denver, CO The Brew Crew
Silver: Billy & Theresa Wilks of San Diego, CA
Bronze: Dwayne Haynes of APO, AE

Category 33: Specialty Beer
Gold: Mike Butler of Olathe, KS with Stephanie Butler Kansas City Bier Meisters
Silver: Brian Stulak of Palm Harbor, FL Pinellas Urban Brewers (PUB) Guild
Bronze: Peter Graham of Fishers, IN

Category 34: Traditional Mead
Gold: Steve Fletty of Falcon Heights, MN Saint Paul Homebrewers Club
Silver: Michael Wilcox of Wichita, KS Kansas City Bier Meisters
Bronze: Shane & Susan Kammerer of Shawnee, KS Kansas City Bier Meisters

Category 35: Cyser & Pyment
Gold: John Pagano of Carpinteria, CA
Silver: M2A Ashley Earle of Concord, CA Diablo Order of Zymiracle Enthusiasts (DOZE)
Bronze: M2B Stephen Wilson of Syracuse, NY

Category 36: Fruit Mead
GoldM: Shane & Susan Kammerer of Shawnee, KS Kansas City Bier Meisters
Silver: Steve Fletty of Falcon Heights, MN Saint Paul Homebrewers Club
Bronze: Bill Boyer of Kennesaw, GA North Georgia Malt Monkeys

Category 37: Spice Mead
Gold: Travis Hammond of Santee, CA QUAFF
Silver: Matthew Mead of Grand Rapids, MI Michigan Mead Coalition
Bronze: John Aitchison of Northridge, CA Maltose Falcons

Category 38: Specialty Mead
Gold: Todd Donnelly of Chardon, OH Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers
Silver: Steve Fletty of Falcon Heights, MN Saint Paul Homebrewers Club
Bronze: LaVaughn & Yakima Barker of Brookfield, WI

Category 39: Standard Cider & Perry
Gold: Annie Johnson of Seattle, WA North Seattle Homebrewers
Silver: Richard Shoff of Baldwinsville, NY
Bronze: Jeff Carlson of Grand Rapids, MI PrimeTime Brewers

Category 40: Specialty Cider & Perry
Gold: James Werner of New Berlin, WI Beer Barons of Milwaukee
Silver: Jeff Carlson of Grand Rapids, MI PrimeTime Brewers
Bronze: Jeff Carlson of Grand Rapids, MI PrimeTime Brewers

 

The 2023 National Homebrew Competition and Homebrew Con were made possible in part by the generous support of sponsors.

About the American Homebrewers Association:
The American Homebrewers Association (AHA) has worked on behalf of the homebrewing community since 1978 and celebrates a membership of more than 36,000 homebrewers. The AHA organizes events including the Homebrew Con™, National Homebrew Competition, Big Brew for National Homebrew Day, and Learn to Homebrew Day. The AHA also publishes Zymurgy®, the longest-running magazine for homebrewers. The AHA is part of the Brewers Association®, whose Brewers Publications® division is the leading publisher of contemporary and relevant brewing literature for today’s craft brewers and homebrewers. Beer lovers, fermentation fans, and anyone interested in making their own homemade beer are invited to learn more at HomebrewersAssociation.org. Follow the AHA on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.

The Brewers Association is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, or marital/familial status. The BA complies with provisions of Executive Order 11246 and the rules, regulations, and relevant orders of the Secretary of Labor.

Filed Under: Beer, Beer Festival

2023 World Beer Cup Medal Winners

May 11, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

2023 World Beer Cup Medal WinnersNashville, Tennessee(2023)—The Brewers Association (BA)—the not-for-profit trade group dedicated to promoting and protecting America’s small and independent craft brewers—recognized 307 winners during the 2023 World Beer Cup (WBC) awards ceremony on May 10, 2023.

The best beers in 103 beer categories covering 176 different beer styles (including all subcategories) received gold, silver, and bronze awards, setting new standards for craft beer globally. Judging for the World Beer Cup took place over 18 sessions and 9 days. A panel of 272 judges from 26 countries evaluated 10,213 entries from 2,376 breweries representing 51 countries.

“The World Beer Cup brings together the finest brewers and beers from around the globe and celebrates creativity, craftsmanship, and passion for great beer,” said Chris Williams, World Beer Cup competition director. “Receiving a World Beer Cup award is a testament to quality and innovation, and we commend this year’s winners for setting the bar higher than ever.”

2023 World Beer Cup Medal Winners

Category 1: American Wheat Beer – 63 Entries
Gold: Taildragger 5G, Saddle Mountain Brewing Co., Goodyear, AZ
Silver: Meister, Eppig Brewing, Vista, CA
Bronze: Miner’s Gold, Lewis & Clark Brewing Co., Helena, MT

Category 2: Fruit Beer – 77 Entries
Gold: Yuzu KSA, Fort Point Beer Co., San Francisco, CA
Silver: Limelight, Epidemic Ales, Concord, CA
Bronze: Norma Jeane, Five Stones Artisan Brewery, New Braunfels, TX

Category 3: Fruit Wheat Beer – 96 Entries
Gold: Slice of Paradise Yuzu Wheat, BREWHALL, Vancouver, Canada
Silver: Sunny Little Thing, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. – Mills River, NC
Bronze: Spring Valley Jazzberry, Spring Valley Brewery,
Kyoto, Japan

Category 4: Field Beer – 78 Entries
Gold: Cucumber Crush, 10 Barrel Brewing Co. – Bend Pub, Bend, OR
Silver: Beets, Town Square Brewing Co., Edmonton, Canada
Bronze: Imperial Peanuts & Crackerjack, The Mitten Brewing Co.,
Grand Rapids, MI

Category 5: Pumpkin Beer – 37 Entries
Gold: Pumpkin Ale, Backpocket Brewing, Coralville, IA
Silver: Pumpkinator, Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Bronze: Jack O’Lantern Ale, Bond’s Brewing Co., Laramie, WY

Category 6: Chili Beer – 66 Entries
Gold: Yellow Fever, Comrade Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Silver: Kimchi Sour, Dokkaebier, Oakland, CA
Bronze: Oaxaca Choca Mexican Chocolate Stout, New Realm Brewing
Co. – Charleston, SC

Category 7: Herb and Spice Beer – 103 Entries
Gold: Pumpernickel Porter, Vintage Brewing Co., Sauk City, WI
Silver: Fore!, Meanwhile Brewing Co., Austin, TX
Bronze: Shaketown Grisette W/ Szechuan Peppercorns, Shaketown
Brewing, North Vancouver, Canada

Category 8: Chocolate Beer – 68 Entries
Gold: Midnight Hike, River North Brewery – RiNo, Denver, CO
Silver: Chocolate Stout, Fort Myers Brewing Co., Fort Myers, FL
Bronze: German Chocolate Cake, D9 Brewing Co., Huntersville, NC

Category 9: Coffee Beer – 74 Entries
Gold: Daybreak, Wolf’s Ridge Brewing – Production Operations,
Columbus, OH
Silver: Neckar Coffee Oatmeal Brown, Sockeye Brewing, Boise, ID
Bronze: Alchemist Breakfast, Flying Basset Brewing, Gilbert, AZ

Category 10: Coffee Stout or Porter – 110 Entries
Gold: Brunch Stout, Beale’s Beer, Bedford, VA
Silver: Mocha Cow, Sunriver Brewing Co., Sunriver, OR
Bronze: Coffee Roasters, Uhl’s Brewing Co., Boulder, CO
Winners List

Category 11: Specialty Beer – 41 Entries
Gold: Imperial Maple Sunday, Lone Pine Brewing Co. – Portland
Taproom, Portland, ME
Silver: Mad River Maple, Lawson’s Finest Liquids, Waitsfield, VT
Bronze: Coco Burrito Supreme, Shoe Tree Brewing Co. – Minden,
Minden, NV

Category 12: Rye Beer – 58 Entries
Gold: The Hills Have Ryes, Spearfish Brewing Co., Spearfish, SD
Silver: Philly Special, Clandestine Brewing, San Jose, CA
Bronze: Pecan Street Rye Lager, Pecan Street Brewing, Johnson City, TX

Category 13: Honey Beer – 60 Entries
Gold: BeeLoved, 10 Barrel Brewing Co. – Bend Pub, Bend, OR
Silver: Smashing Honey Blonde, Hoppin’ Frog Brewery, Akron, OH
Bronze: Basic B@tch, My Yard Live Beer Co., San Marcos, CA

Category 14: Non-Alcohol Beer – 146 Entries
Gold: Superb-Owl, Uiltje Brewing Co., Haarlem, Netherlands
Silver: Just the Haze, Boston Beer Co.–Samuel Adams Brewing Co.,
Boston, MA
Bronze: Galactic Extra Dark, Big Drop Brewing Co., Wilmington, DE

Category 15: Session Beer or Belgian-Style Table Beer – 60 Entries
Gold: First To Fall, The Good Society Brewery & Public House, Seattle, WA
Silver: OG Kush, Roadhouse Brewing Co. – The Pub and Eatery,
Jackson, WY
Bronze: Oblique & Bent, The Big Friendly, Oklahoma City, OK

Category 16: Session India Pale Ale – 116 Entries
Gold: Wild Gravity, Bend Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Silver: Trump Hands, Cannonball Creek Brewing Co., Golden, CO
Bronze: Summatime, 603 Brewery, Londonderry, NH

Category 17: Strong Porter – 66 Entries
Gold: Baltic Porter, State 48 Brewery, Phoenix, AZ
Silver: Lampshade Porter, Starr Brothers Brewing Co., Albuquerque, NM
Bronze: Prussian River – Baltic Porter, 14 Cannons Brewing Co., Westlake
Village, CA

Category 18: Other Strong Beer – 35 Entries
Gold: Superswell, Pelican Brewing Co. – Tillamook, Tillamook, OR
Silver: Deluxe, Silver City Brewery, Bremerton, WA
Bronze: Snowburn, River North Brewery – RiNo, Denver, CO

Category 19: Experimental Beer – 104 Entries
Gold: Abrette Sésamo #1, Juguetes Perdidos, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Silver: Japanese Rice Lager, Hi-Wire Brewing – South Slope Specialty
Brewery, Asheville, NC
Bronze: Hop Stalker, Fat Head’s Brewery & Saloon, North Olmsted, OH

Category 20: Experimental India Pale Ale – 116 Entries
Silver: Sky Flowers IPA, Mountains Walking Brewery, Bozeman, MT
Bronze: Voodoo Ranger Juice Force IPA, New Belgium Brewing Co.
– Asheville, Asheville, NC

Category 21: Experimental Wood-Aged Beer – 50 Entries
Gold: Golden Fungi, IMBIB Custom Brews, Reno, NV
Silver: Apple Pomace Puncheon, Angel City Brewery, Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Soul Shakedown Party, Sun King Brewery- Indianapolis,
Indianapolis, IN

Category 22: Historical Beer – 52 Entries
Gold: Decorah Nordic Gruit, PIVO Brewery, Calmar, IA
Silver: Two Teef, Guanella Pass Brewing Co., Georgetown, CO
Bronze: Katie’s Love Poem, Switchback Brewing Co., Burlington, VT

Category 23: Gluten-Free Beer – 56 Entries
Gold: Ghostfish 8th Anniversary Beer, Ghostfish Brewing Co., Seattle, WA
Silver: Seven Spice Anniversary Saison, Holidaily Brewing Co., Golden, CO
Bronze: Ripped Jeans and Wolf Shirts, ALT Brew, Madison, WI

Category 24: American-Belgo-Style Ale – 44 Entries
Gold: Doris’ Jaguar, BREW CLASSIC, Kanazawa City, Japan
Silver: Trappist in Paradise, 49th State Brewing, Anchorage, AK
Bronze: Beer for the Soul, Sketchbook Brewing Co., Evanston, IL

Category 25: American-Style Sour Ale – 167 Entries
Gold: Poolside Chill, Escape Brewing Co., Trinity, FL
Silver: Midnight Jam, Golden Road Brewery, Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Deck Jockey, Bauhaus Brew Labs, Minneapolis, MN

Category 26: Brett Beer – 62 Entries
Gold: Four Threads, Cinderlands Beer Co. – Foederhouse, Pittsburgh, PA
Silver: Templin Family Tripple Brett, Templin Family Brewing,
Salt Lake City, UT
Bronze: Saison 750.3, Kros Strain Brewing Co., La Vista, NE

Category 27: Mixed-Culture Brett Beer – 65 Entries
Gold: Knitting Circle S3 Batch C, Fair Isle Brewing, Seattle, WA
Silver: Barrel Farm, Monday Night Brewing – Garage, Atlanta, GA
Bronze: Tove, Fair Isle Brewing, Seattle, WA

Category 28: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Beer – 58 Entries
Gold: Ginette, Jessup Farm Barrel House, Fort Collins, CO
Silver: Temporary Paradise, Bull & Bush Brewery, Denver, CO
Bronze: Sensationator, Deschutes Brewery & Public House –
Portland, OR

Category 29: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Strong Beer – 168 Entries
Gold: Old Chungus, Confluence Brewing Co., Des Moines, IA
Silver: Bass Clef, HiDef Brewing, Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Old E, But a Good E, Big Dog’s Brewing Co., Las Vegas, NV

Category 30: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Strong Stout – 202 Entries
Gold: Big Mistake, 11 Below Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Silver: BA Sexual Chocolate, Foothills Brewing, Winston-Salem, NC
Bronze: Vladislav, Diebolt Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Winners List

Category 31: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Sour Beer – 39 Entries
Gold: Scots Gone Wild, Real Ale Brewing Co., Blanco, TX
Silver: Golden Sour, Austin Beerworks, Austin, TX
Bronze: Dark Daze, Lovibonds Brewery, Henley-on-Thames, United
Kingdom

Category 32: Fruited Wood- and Barrel-Aged Sour Beer – 60 Entries
Gold: Margot, Lamplighter Brewing Co., Cambridge, MA
Silver: Something Something Something Dark Sour, Prison City
Brewing, Auburn, NY
Bronze: Golden Girls, Sun King Brewery – Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN

Category 33: Kellerbier or Zwickelbier – 88 Entries
Gold: Keller Pils, Lost and Grounded Brewers, Bristol, United Kingdom
Silver: Taiyo no Lager, Miyazaki Hideji Beer Co., Nobeoka, Japan
Bronze: Schlappeseppel Kellerbier, Eder & Heylands Brauerei,
Großostheim, Germany

Category 34: Smoke Beer – 98 Entries
Gold: Unearthing the Orb, Resolute Brewing Co., Centennial, CO
Silver: Smokehaus Bock, Devils Backbone Basecamp Brewpub &
Meadows, Roseland, VA
Bronze: Colossal 2, Port City Brewing Co., Alexandria, VA

Category 35: International Light Lager – 220 Entries
Gold: Anne Bonny, Corsaire – Microbrasserie Pirate, Lévis, Canada
Silver: 3Speed, Amsterdam Brewing Co., Toronto, Canada
Bronze: Ultra Secret Enigma, Liability Brewing Co., Greenville, SC

Category 36: International Pilsener – 129 Entries
Gold: Little Wing, Horse Thief Hollow Brewing Co., Chicago, IL
Silver: Mexican Lager, Silver Bluff Brewing Co., Brunswick, GA
Bronze: Icicle Premium Pilsner, Icicle Brewing Co., Leavenworth, WA

Category 37: International Lager – 97 Entries
Gold: Japanese Lager, pFriem Family Brewers, Hood River, OR
Silver: KQ Express, Topa Topa Brewing Co. – HQ, Ventura, CA
Bronze: You’re a Funny Guy, The Empourium Brewing Co., Denver, CO

Category 38: Hoppy Lager – 168 Entries
Gold: Imagine 14 Years, Freetail Brewing Co., San Antonio, TX
Silver: Lasso Pils, Pinthouse Brewing, Austin, TX
Bronze: Spaghetti Handshake, Lenny Boy Brewing Co., Charlotte, NC

Category 39: International Dark Lager – 154 Entries
Gold: Basic Ought, Basic City Beer Co., Waynesboro, VA
Silver: Mother in Lager, Karbach Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Bronze: Tmavé Pivo, Ten Eyck Brewing Co., Queenstown, MD

Category 40: German-Style Pilsener – 233 Entries
Gold: Pils, Von Ebert Brewing – Pearl, Portland, OR
Silver: Dollar Pils Y’all, Holler Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Bronze: Bibo, Creature Comforts Brewing Co. – Southern Mills, Athens, GA

Category 41: Bohemian-Style Pilsener – 160 Entries
Gold: Polaris Pilsner, Chainline Brewing Co., Kirkland, WA
Silver: Bohemian Pilsner, von Trapp Brewing, Stowe, VT
Bronze: Tahoe Pilz, FiftyFifty Brewing Co., Truckee, CA

Category 42: Munich-Style Helles – 178 Entries
Gold: Tates Helles, Oyster City Brewing Co., Apalachicola, FL
Silver: Helles, Utepils Brewing, Minneapolis, MN
Bronze: Chuckanut Helles, Chuckanut Brewery, Burlington, WA

Category 43: Dortmunder/Export or German-Style Oktoberfest – 66
Entries
Gold: Festbier, Brick West Brewing Co., Spokane, WA
Silver: Gatlin Gold, Gatlin Hall Brewing, Orlando, FL
Bronze: Bobber Lager, Logboat Brewing Co., Columbia, MO

Category 44: Vienna-Style Lager – 109 Entries
Gold: Ramstein Northern Hills Amber Lager, High Point Brewing Co.,
Butler, NJ
Silver: Austrian Dreams, Ornery Beer Co., Fairfax, VA
Bronze: V for Vienna, Ex Novo Brewing Co. – Corrales, Corrales, NM

Category 45: German-Style Maerzen or Franconian-Style Rotbier –
83 Entries
Gold: Capri-derhosen, Quarter Celtic Brewpub, Albuquerque, NM
Silver: Strange Fest, Strange Craft Beer Co., Denver, CO
Bronze: Full Quiver Märzen, Black Hoof Brewing Co., Leesburg, VA

Category 46: German-Style Schwarzbier – 115 Entries
Gold: Schwarzbier, Incendiary Brewing Co. – Westbend, Lewisville, NC
Silver: Black Hoodie, Faction Brewing, Alameda, CA
Bronze: Miner, Czig Meister Brewing Co., Hackettstown, NJ

Category 47: German-Style Bock or Maibock – 96 Entries
Gold: ChewBOCKa, Confluence Brewing Co., Des Moines, IA
Silver: Nose Over Tail, Pollyanna Brewing Co. – Lemont, Lemont, IL
Bronze: Redvolution, Birrificio Otus, Bergamo, Italy

Category 48: German-Style Doppelbock or Eisbock – 102 Entries
Gold: Emulator, 3rd Planet Brewing, Niceville, FL
Silver: Execrator, Resolute Brewing Co., Centennial, CO
Bronze: Lucubrator Dopplebock, Occidental Brewing Co., Portland, OR

Category 49: American-Style Lager – 105 Entries
Gold: Tahoe American Lager, FiftyFifty Brewing Co., Truckee, CA
Silver: Down South, Appalachian Mountain Brewery – Boone,
Boone, NC
Bronze: Cole’s Lager, Wild Ride Brewing, Redmond, OR

Category 50: Contemporary American-Style Lager – 97 Entries
Gold: Macroeconomics, Columbia Craft Brewing Co., Columbia, SC
Silver: Base Camp LagerBier, Upward Brewing Co., Livingston Manor, NY
Bronze: Blackberry Smoke American Lager, New Realm Brewing Co. –
Atlanta, Atlanta, GA

Category 51: American-Style Pilsener – 104 Entries
Gold: O.G Pils, von C Brewing, Norristown, PA
Silver: Party Pils, Boomtown Brewery, Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Happy Little Clouds, Cloudburst Brewing, Seattle, WA

Category 52: American-Style Cream Ale – 121 Entries
Gold: Cheetah, Rhinegeist Brewery, Cincinnati, OH
Silver: Was Angeles Craft Lager, Uinta Brewing, Salt Lake City, UT
Bronze: El Sully, 21st Amendment Brewery, San Leandro, CA

Category 53: American-Style Amber Lager – 87 Entries
Gold: Bruski, Noon Whistle Brewing, Lombard, IL
Silver: Hometown Lager, Second Pitch Beer Co., San Antonio, TX
Bronze: La Original, Cerveceria La Tropical, Miami, FL

Category 54: Australian-Style Pale Ale – 66 Entries
Gold: Feel Good, Blue Point Brewing Co., Patchogue, NY
Silver: Elevated, Arts District Brewing Co., Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Oceano, Pizza Port Carlsbad, Carlsbad, CA

Category 55: International Pale Ale – 98 Entries
Gold: Pale 586, Faction Brewing, Alameda, CA
Silver: Boo Koo, Mother Earth Brew Co., Vista, CA
Bronze: New Zealand Pale Ale, Station 26 Brewing Co., Denver, CO

Category 56: Extra Special Bitter – 54 Entries
Gold: Old Jalopy Pale Ale, Powell Brewery, Vancouver, Canada
Silver: Pub Ale, Pilot Brewing Co., Charlotte, NC
Bronze: Can of Worms, Necromancer Brewing Co., Pittsburgh, PA

Category 57: International India Pale Ale – 98 Entries
Gold: NZ-Fu!, North Park Beer Co., San Diego, CA
Silver: Spirit of the West, Westbound & Down Brewing Co., Idaho Springs, CO
Bronze: Tight Focus, Burgeon Beer Co., Carlsbad, CA

Category 58: Barley Wine-Style Ale – 71 Entries
Gold: Barleywine, Sooke Brewing Co., Sooke, Canada
Silver: Grow Old With You, Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project, Loveland, CO
Bronze: Three Ryes Men, Reuben’s Brews – Production Brewery, Seattle, WA

Category 59: German-Style Koelsch – 177 Entries
Gold: Voss, Sonder Brewing, Mason, OH
Silver: Kodiak Kolsch, Bear Chase Brewing Co., Bluemont, VA
Bronze: Ice Cutter Kölsch, Joyride Brewing Co., Edgewater, CO

Category 60: German-Style Sour Ale – 45 Entries
Gold: Berlin AlexanderPlatz, Hopfenstark Brewery, Lavaltrie, Canada
Silver: Baywindow, 10 Barrel Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Bronze: Gosé, Ponysaurus Brewing Co., Durham, NC

Category 61: Specialty Berliner-Style Weisse – 53 Entries
Gold: Gindulgence, 10 Barrel Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Silver: Commander Salamander, Spring House Brewing Co., Lancaster, PA
Bronze: Paloma Sour, Pizza Port Ocean Beach, San Diego, CA

Category 62: Contemporary Gose – 63 Entries
Gold: Aloha State of Mind, COVA Brewing Co., Norfolk, VA
Silver: Guava In Berlin!, Green Cheek Beer Co. – Costa Mesa, Costa
Mesa, CA
Bronze: Gose de Sandía & Melón, Jabalina Brewing Co., Buenos Aires,
Argentina

Category 63: South German-Style Hefeweizen – 164 Entries
Gold: Altstadt Hefe, Altstadt Brewery, Fredericksburg, TX
Silver: Flying W Hefeweizen, Little Dry Creek Brewery, Greenwood
Village, CO
Bronze: Fujizakura Kogen Beer Weizen, Fujizakura Heights Beer,
Minamitsuru-gun, Japan

Category 64: German-Style Wheat Ale – 23 Entries
Gold: Kristal Weizen, Bearded Tang Brewery, Stanton, CA
Silver: TAP7 Original, Schneider Weisse G. Schneider & Sohn, Kelheim,
Germany
Bronze: Hirsch Sport Weisse, Hirsch-Brauerei Honer, Wurmlingen,
Germany

Category 65: South German-Style Weizenbock – 27 Entries
Gold: AlpenGlow, Fat Head’s Brewery, Middleburg Heights, OH
Silver: Weihenstephaner Vitus, Bayerische Staatsbrauerei
Weihenstephan, Freising, Germany
Bronze: TAP6 Aventinus, Schneider Weisse G. Schneider & Sohn,
Kelheim, Germany

Category 66: German-Style Altbier – 63 Entries
Gold: Copper Alt., Zipline Brewing Co., Lincoln, NE
Silver: Easy Hour, Roaring Table Brewing Co., Lake Zurich, IL
Bronze: CCB German Alt, Canyon Creek Brewing, Billings, MT

Category 67: Belgian-Style Ale or French-Style Ale – 106 Entries
Gold: Seefbier, Antwerpse Brouw Compagnie, Antwerpen, Belgium
Silver: Trip d’automne, Siboire, Sherbrooke, Canada
Bronze: Gloria, Brix City Brewing, Little Ferry, NJ

Category 68: Belgian-Style Witbier – 109 Entries
Gold: White Rascal, Avery Brewing Co., Boulder, CO
Silver: Hoegaarden White, Hoegaarden, Hoegaarden, Belgium
Bronze: Optimal Wit, Port City Brewing Co., Alexandria, VA

Category 69: Classic Saison – 73 Entries
Gold: Saaz Dryhopped Saison, 33 Brewing Experiment, Vancouver,
Canada
Silver: Juilletistes, Bruery Terreux, Placentia, CA
Bronze: Valor, Tooth and Nail Brewing Co., Ottawa, Canada

Category 70: Specialty Saison – 74 Entries
Gold: Mannenliefde, Oedipus Brewing, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Silver: Chakabuki, Yamori Shuzo, Kyoto, Japan
Bronze: Faithful and True, Sovereign Brewing, Seattle, WA

Category 71: Belgian-Style Sour Ale – 79 Entries
Gold: Vintage 2022, New Glarus Brewing Co., New Glarus, WI
Silver: Chance, Luck and Magic 2020, Garage Project, Wellington,
New Zealand
Bronze: Borealis, Lamplighter Brewing Co., Cambridge, MA

Category 72: Belgian-Style Abbey Ale – 98 Entries
Gold: Quad, Sugar Creek Brewing Co., Charlotte, NC
Silver: La Trappe Dubbel, Bierbrouwerij de Koningshoeven, Berkel-Enschot,
Netherlands
Bronze: Dad Bod Quad, Firestone Walker Barrelworks, Paso Robles, CA

Category 73: Belgian-Style Tripel – 98 Entries
Gold: Nectar Of The Gods, Redwood Brewing Co., Flint, MI
Silver: La Fin du Monde, Unibroue, Chambly, Canada
Bronze: 33 Acres of Euphoria, 33 Acres Brewing Co., Vancouver, Canada

Category 74: Belgian-Style Strong Specialty Ale – 96 Entries
Gold: Lit Out From Reno, Schussboom Brewing Co., Reno, NV
Silver: Gulpener IJsbock, Gulpener Bierbrouwerij, Gulpen, Netherlands
Bronze: Painted Devil, Bartlett Hall, San Francisco, CA

Category 75: Belgian Fruit Beer – 79 Entries
Gold: Central City Brewing Framboise, Central City Brewers and Distillers,
Surrey, Canada
Silver: Vieux Bois Lambic Inspired Ale w/ Cranberry & Raspberry, Bozeman
Brewing Co., Bozeman, MT
Bronze: Turtle Kriek, Peticolas Brewing Co., Dallas, TX

Category 76: English Mild or Bitter – 80 Entries
Gold: Drift, First Magnitude Brewing Co., Gainesville, FL
Silver: Sunday Bitter, Bucketty’s Brewing Co., Brookvale, Australia
Bronze: Amber Ale, Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Houston, TX

Category 77: English Ale – 43 Entries
Silver: Prickly Pear, Lewis & Clark Brewing Co., Helena, MT
Bronze: Sunshine Blonde, LazyG Brewhouse, Prescott, AZ

Category 78: English-Style Brown Ale – 62 Entries
Gold: Shhhhhh…This Is Ryan’s Award Winning Brown Ale, Green Cheek Beer
Co. – Costa Mesa, Costa Mesa, CA
Silver: Black Cats, Streetside Brewery, Cincinnati, OH
Bronze: Brown Ale, Grid City Beer Works, Salt Lake City, UT

Category 79: Brown Porter – 63 Entries
Gold: Brown Porter, Incendiary Brewing Co. – Westbend, Lewisville, NC
Silver: Old Normal, Bend Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Bronze: Slumber Car, Accomplice Beer Co., Cheyenne, WY

Category 80: Robust Porter – 85 Entries
Gold: Penn Quarter Porter, DC Brau Brewing Co., Washington, DC
Silver: YeongDeungPo-rter, BEERVANA Brewing Co., Seoul, Republic of Korea
Bronze: Porter, Big Timber Brewing Co., Elkins, WV
Category 81: Sweet Stout or Cream Stout – 58 Entries

Gold: 30 E Stout St, Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant – Greenville,
Greenville, SC
Silver: Work of Heart, Canteen Brewhouse, Albuquerque, NM
Bronze: Higher Purpose, Third Eye Brewing Co., Sharonville, OH

Category 82: Oatmeal Stout – 66 Entries
Gold: Pure Imagination, Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project,
Loveland, CO
Silver: Event Horizon, SPACECRAFT Brewing Co., Bangkok, Thailand
Bronze: Night Maker, Fieldwork Brewing Co., Berkeley, CA

Category 83: British-Style Imperial Stout – 54 Entries
Gold: Others in Darkness, Verboten Brewing & Barrel Project,
Loveland, CO
Silver: Kill the Lights, The Tap Brewery, Bloomington, IN
Bronze: Big Deluxe, Ritual Brewing Co., Redlands, CA

Category 84: Old Ale or Strong Ale – 42 Entries
Gold: Olde Ale, AleSmith Brewing Co., San Diego, CA
Silver: Dirty Bastard, Founders Brewing Co., Grand Rapids, MI
Bronze: Ol’ Beauty, Oregon City Brewing Co., Oregon City, OR

Category 85: Irish-Style Red Ale – 106 Entries
Gold: Equanimity, Ursa Minor Brewing, Duluth, MN
Silver: Red Ale Eddy, Brü Daddy’s Brewing Co., Allentown, PA
Bronze: Drake’s Irish Red Ale, Drake’s Brewing Co., San Leandro, CA

Category 86: Classic Irish-Style Dry Stout – 69 Entries
Gold: Lucky Four Leaf, Danville Brewing Co., Danville, CA
Silver: Olde 17 Irish Stout, Lion Bridge Brewing Co., Cedar Rapids, IA
Bronze: Feckin’ Oirish, Flix Brewhouse – El Paso, El Paso, TX

Category 87: Export Stout – 50 Entries
Gold: Silent Neighbor, Atlas Brew Works, Washington, DC
Silver: Starry Night Stout, Island Brewing Co., Carpinteria, CA
Bronze: Sinister Path, Eppig Brewing, Vista, CA

Category 88: Scottish-Style Ale – 57 Entries
Gold: The Fulkin, Half Batch Brewing, Hendersonville, TN
Silver: Taildragger Clan-Destine, Saddle Mountain Brewing Co.,
Goodyear, AZ
Bronze: Caber Tosser, Diamond X Beer Co., Billings, MT

Category 89: Scotch Ale – 66 Entries
Gold: Full Malted Jacket, Beachwood Brewing – Huntington Beach,
Huntington Beach, CA
Silver: Wee Heavy Wilson, MudHen Brewing Co., Wildwood, NJ
Bronze: Billy Boy’s Scotch Ale, Parkway Brewing Co., Salem, VA

Category 90: Golden or Blonde Ale – 150 Entries
Gold: Boone Creek Blonde, Appalachian Mountain Brewery – Boone,
Boone, NC
Silver: Big Thicket, White Rock Alehouse & Brewery, Dallas, TX
Bronze: Best Life, HenHouse Brewing Co., Santa Rosa, CA

Category 91: American-Style Pale Ale – 176 Entries
Gold: MadeWest Pale, MadeWest Brewing Co., Ventura, CA
Silver: Pale From The Crypt, Liquid Gravity Brewing Co., San Luis
Obispo, CA
Bronze: Papermaker Pale Ale, Grains of Wrath Brewing – Portland,
Portland, OR

Category 92: Juicy or Hazy Pale Ale – 153 Entries
Gold: Alpenhaze, Icicle Brewing Co., Leavenworth, WA
Silver: Muscle Memory, Cerebral Brewing – Congress Park, Denver, CO
Bronze: Queens & Sons Soft IPA, Kings & Daughters Brewery,
Clackamas, OR

Category 93: American-Style Strong Pale Ale – 154 Entries
Gold: Something Dank This Way Comes, Sunriver Brewing Co., Sunriver, OR
Silver: Breakside IPA, Breakside Brewery & Taproom, Milwaukie, OR
Bronze: You Have to Call Me Nighthawk, Joyride Brewing Co.,
Edgewater, CO

Category 94: Juicy or Hazy Strong Pale Ale – 147 Entries
Gold: Templin Family Squirrel!, Templin Family Brewing, Salt Lake City, UT
Silver: Fog Harvest, Armistice Brewing Co., Richmond, CA
Bronze: MadeWest Hazy IPA, MadeWest Brewing Co., Ventura, CA

Category 95: Imperial India Pale Ale – 144 Entries
Gold: Hoptomic, Morgan Territory Brewing, Tracy, CA
Silver: Double Cone, Alvarado Street Brewery – Monterey, CA
Bronze: A Permanent Case Of Senioritis, Green Cheek Beer Co.,
Orange, CA

Category 96: Juicy or Hazy Imperial India Pale Ale – 148 Entries
Gold: The Great Coneholio, Moonraker Brewing Co., Auburn, CA
Silver: High 9 Double IPA, Highland Park Brewery – Chinatown,
Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Lost to History, Xül Beer Co., Knoxville, TN

Category 97: American-Style Amber/Red Ale – 143 Entries
Gold: Summon Ifrit, BattleMage Brewing Co., Vista, CA
Silver: Bugsy’s Fire Brush, Infamous Brewing Co., Austin, TX
Bronze: Yard Sale Ale, Tamarack Brewing Co., Lakeside, MT

Category 98: Strong Red Ale – 68 Entries
Gold: Bone Head, Fat Head’s Brewery, Middleburg Heights, OH
Silver: Jagged Shard, Boise Brewing, Boise, ID
Bronze: Bear’s Choice, Tighthead Brewing Co., Mundelein, IL

Category 99: American-Style Brown Ale – 83 Entries
Gold: Janet’s Brown Ale, Wondrous Brewing Co., Emeryville, CA
Silver: Bufflehead Brown Ale, Kishwaukee Brewing Co., Woodstock, IL
Bronze: Stone Lifeblood, Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens – Liberty
Station, San Diego, CA

Category 100: American-Style Black Ale or American-Style Stout – 81
Entries
Gold: Falling Up, Grains of Wrath Brewing – Portland, Portland, OR
Silver: What You Know, Autumn Arch Beer Project, Newark, DE
Bronze: Foca Parlante, Cervecería Wendlandt, Ensenada, Mexico

Category 101: American-Style Imperial Stout – 58 Entries
Gold: Block & Tackle Imperial Stout, Chetco Brewing Co.,
Brookings, OR
Silver: Night Howler Imperial Stout, Baerlic Brewing Co., Portland, OR
Bronze: Hidden Moon Imperial Stout, Hidden Moon Brewing,
Pittsfield, NH

Category 102: American-Style India Pale Ale – 412 Entries
Gold: Head Hunter, Fat Head’s Brewery & Saloon, North Olmsted, OH
Silver: Applied Science, Sunriver Brewing Co., Sunriver, OR
Bronze: Old West, Craft Coast Beer & Tacos, Oceanside, CA

Category 103: Juicy or Hazy India Pale Ale – 374 Entries
Gold: Wherever You Go, Green Cheek Beer Co. – Costa Mesa, Costa
Mesa, CA
Silver: Nectaronus Prime, Moksa Brewing Co., Rocklin, CA
Bronze: Nelson Hazy IPA, Prison Pals Brewing Co., Doral, FL

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2022 Top 50 U.S. Craft Breweries

April 18, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

The number of operating craft breweries continued to climb in 2022, reaching an all-time high of 9,552, including 2,035 microbreweries, 3,418 brewpubs, 3,838 taproom breweries, and 261 regional craft breweries. The total U.S. operating brewery count was 9,709, up from 9,384 in 2021. Throughout the year, there were 549 new brewery openings and 319 closings. Openings decreased for a second consecutive year, with the continued decline reflecting a more mature market. The closing rate increased in 2022 but continued to remain relatively low, at approximately 3%.

In addition, the Brewers Association also released its annual list of the top 50 producing craft brewing companies and overall brewing companies in the U.S., based on beer sales volume. Of the top 50 overall brewing companies in 2022, 40 were small and independent craft brewing companies.

“Breweries that managed to move up the list organically are often those that are adding incremental growth to the category,” said Watson. “Both beer and craft need to create new occasions and new beer lovers to find growth.”

1. D. G. Yuengling & Son, Inc, Pottsville, PA
2. Boston Beer Co, Boston, MA / Milton, DE
3. Sierra Nevada Brewing Co, Chico, CA
4. Duvel Moortgat, Paso Robles, CA
Kansas City, MO / Cooperstown, NY
5. Gambrinus, Shiner, TX / Berkeley, CA
6. Artisanal Brewing Ventures, Downingtown, PA
Lakewood, NY / Brooklyn, NY
7. Stone Brewing Co, Escondido, CA
8. CANarchy, Longmont, CO / Tampa, FL / Salt Lake City, UT
Comstock, MI / Dallas, TX
9. Tilray Beer Brands, Atlanta, GA / Montauk, NY / San Diego, CA
10. Brooklyn Brewery, Brooklyn, NY
11. Deschutes Brewery, Bend, OR
12. New Glarus Brewing Co, New Glarus, WI
13. Athletic Brewing Co, Milford, CT
14. Matt Brewing Co, Utica, NY
15. Minhas Craft Brewery, Monroe, WI
16. Harpoon Brewery, Boston, MA
17. Gordon Biersch Brewing Co, San Jose, CA
18. Great Lakes Brewing Co, Cleveland, OH
19. Stevens Point Brewery, Stevens Point, WI
20. Allagash Brewing Co, Portland, ME
21. Georgetown Brewing Co, Seattle, WA
22. Odell Brewing Co, Fort Collins, CO
23. Rhinegeist Brewery, Cincinnati, OH
24. Three Floyds Brewing Co, Munster, IN
25. Troëgs Brewing Co, Hershey, PA
26. Summit Brewing Co, St. Paul, MN
27. Narragansett Brewing Co, Providence, RI
28. Craft Ohana, Kihei, HI / San Diego, CA
29. August Schell Brewing Co, New Ulm, MN
30. Kings & Convicts Brewing/Ballast Point, San Diego, CA
31. Pittsburgh Brewing Co, Pittsburgh, PA
32. Alaskan Brewing Co, Juneau, AK
33. Kona Brewing Co, Kailua-Kona, HI
34. Flying Dog Brewery, Frederick, MD
35. Abita Brewing Co, Covington, LA
36. Fiddlehead Brewing, Shelburne, VT
37. Creature Comforts Brewing Co, Athens, GA
38. BrewDog Brewing Company, Canal Winchester, OH
39. Revolution Brewing, Chicago, IL
40. Lost Coast Brewery, Eureka, CA
41. Rogue Ales Brewery, Newport, OR
42. Surly Brewing Co, Minneapolis, MN
43. Ninkasi Brewing Co, Eugene, OR
44. Saint Arnold Brewing Co, Houston, TX
45. IndieBrew, Atlanta, GA / Nashville, TN
46. Shipyard Brewing Co, Portland, ME
47. Jack’s Abby Brewing, Framingham, MA
48. North Coast Brewing Co Inc, Fort Bragg, CA
49. Pizza Port Brewing Company, Carlsbad, CA
50. Made by the Water, New Orleans, LA / Apalachicola, FL /
Asheville, NC / Charleston, SC

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Maui Brewing Adds The Peach State to Its Distribution Footprint

March 13, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

Maui BrewingKihei, Hawaii  – Maui Brewing Company will broaden its distribution footprint to 26 states, partnering with United Distributors of Georgia beginning this month.

MBC fans in Georgia will be able to purchase Maui’s core craft beverages including Bikini Blonde Lager, Big Swell IPA, Coconut Hiwa Porter, Pineapple Mana Wheat, and Sunshine Girl Golden Ale as they are distributed to restaurants and retailers in both draft and cans.

“After successful launches in the border states of Tennessee and Alabama in 2022 and countless requests from our fans in Georgia, we felt the time was right to bring Aloha to the Peach State!” stated Mike Schaa, Division Director – East for Craft ‘Ohana.
While discussing the new market launch with various craft brewing friends, Maui Brewing collaborated with New Realm Brewing of Atlanta on Mahalo Y’All Berliner Weisse, brewed with sweet tea, peach, and mango. Mahalo Y’All is available on draft only with limited distribution.

Look for Maui Brewing craft beverages to hit retailers including, but not limited to, select Kroger stores, Total Wine & More, local independent liquor stores, bars, and restaurants in the area.

For more information, visit MauiBrewing.com or follow @MauiBrewingCo on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

About Maui Brewing Company
Founded in 2005, Maui Brewing Company is Hawaii’s largest craft brewery. MBC is based on Maui, with its grid-independent production brewery, restaurant, and tasting room in Kihei, as well as restaurants in Lahaina (Maui), Kailua (Oahu), and Waikiki (Oahu). Maui Brewing Company is available in 26 states, 1 district, and 3 international countries with more areas to follow.

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Yee-Haw Brewing opens its new brewery and beer garden in Knoxville

February 18, 2023 by Dow Scoggins

Knoxville, Tennessee – Yee-Haw Brewing Company opened its newest taproom location in North Knoxville at 745 N Broadway. The Brewing Company’s seventh taproom spans over 18,000 square feet of space, making it the second largest to date. Yee-Haw Knoxville includes an in-house brewery, 62 taps, a jumbotron, and a beer garden featuring an outdoor bar, shaded space, firepits, and an amphitheater equipped to host national touring acts and hold over seven hundred concertgoers.

“Jessi and I are thrilled to be able to bring our vision for Yee-Haw to Knoxville,” said Joe Baker, founder of Yee-Haw Brewing. “East Tennessee is home for both of us, and we’re excited to see the jobs and experiences that are going to come from our newest location.”

“We’re just so excited to welcome the community to this amazing new space and see how it comes to life,” says CEO of Yee-Haw Brewing, Jennifer Podhajsky. “It’s really the people that make our taprooms so special, and we can’t wait to see how Knoxville’s unique personality shines through. Whether you’re coming to a concert or just grabbing a beer with friends, we want this to be a place where good memories are made, surrounded by good people and great beer. That’s what Yee-Haw is all about.”

The North Knoxville taproom will expand Yee-Haw’s ongoing partnership with Prince’s Hot Chicken, the original hot chicken establishment in Nashville, TN, which began in a small house in 1936. Prince’s, the place that started the world-renowned hot chicken phenomenon, has built a strong legacy of the one-of-a-kind hot chicken that has thrived ever since.

Yee-Haw Brewing’s North Knoxville taproom has also partnered with organizations like WDVX, Born & Raised Productions, several non-profits, sport-focused groups, and visual artists to ensure that they bring exciting events to North Knoxville, and provide a space where they can support the people and groups that make this community so special.

“Our event planning team has pulled out all the stops for a celebratory series of events starting the week of February 27 that’ll really showcase what this space was intended for. Live music, watching the game on the jumbotron, community experiences, enjoying this massive outdoor space, and of course sharing a drink with friends. Stay tuned for more details and make sure to follow us on socials.” says General Manager Charles Ellis.

The award-winning brewery’s Knoxville operation will focus on brewing limited releases, a barrel-aging program, and sour styles. Their taproom will also feature specialties from other Yee-Haw locations including IPAs, ciders, seltzers, and seasonal selections.

“There are over thirty different breweries in the Knoxville area, and we hope to add a new taste to the already vibrant beer scene here in town. We want to help push Knoxville towards being known as a destination beer city,” says Chris Meadows, Yee-Haw’s highly decorated Brewmaster. Meadows is thrilled to debut new recipes and releases created in Knoxville, where the brewery attached to the taproom has been operational for over a year. “The mash filter we have here allows us a lot of flexibility regarding what styles we can make, and that gives us the freedom to really express unique styles that’ll be exclusive to our taprooms.”

In addition to Yee-Haw officially settling their corporate headquarters in Knoxville, this expansion has allowed Yee-Haw to hire 100 employees for their local team, and invest in contracting several local businesses for year-round services.

More details on their Spring event calendar will be announced in the coming weeks. For more information, please visit yeehawbrewing.com/knoxville and follow Yee-Haw on social media @yeehaw_knoxville.

About Yee-Haw Brewing
Founded in 2015, Yee-Haw Brewing Co. started in a historic railroad depot built in the late 1800s in Johnson City, TN. Quickly growing from a start-up to one of the fastest developing craft breweries in the southeast, Yee-Haw Brewing currently has taprooms in Johnson City, TN, Pigeon Forge, TN, Gatlinburg, TN, Nashville, TN (a campus shared with Ole Smoky Moonshine), Greenville, SC and now Knoxville, TN.

Yee-Haw is an award-winning brewery with several beer championship awards at the state and national levels. Built on a strong foundation of core beers and rotating seasonal

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Fifty West Transforms Into Winter Wonderland with Ice Rink

November 30, 2022 by Dow Scoggins

Fifty West Transforms Into Winter Wonderland with Ice RinkCINCINNATI —If you’re looking to extend your Thanksgiving weekend, there’s lots to do at Fifty West’s Burger Bar. Ice Skating is available in Fifty West’s Winter Wonderland, available to book online or in person. Santa will also be here Saturday night from 6-8pm! Follow the link below to make your reservations to get your Christmas wish in for Santa while admiring his full toy shop. Warm up around the fire pits or our large heated tents with a hot beverage in hand (boozy or not)! We’ll see you soon!

https://fiftywestbrew.com/event/photos-with-santa-11-26/

Stay tuned to FiftyWestBrew.com and their social media channels for ticketing, rules, frequently asked questions, liability waivers, and more.

Fifty West will continue to provide contactless carryout food options at 7605 Wooster Pike, Cincinnati, OH 45227. Ordering is available at https://www.toasttab.com/fiftywestbrewing/v3/

About Fifty West Brewing Company:
Located on US Route 50 heading west into the city of Cincinnati, Fifty West Brewing Company first opened its doors in November of 2012. Since then, Fifty West has strived to create community through shared active lifestyle experiences, memories and award-winning beer. Join us for the ride.

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Firestone Walker’s Mocha Dolce Nitro Stout

November 1, 2022 by Dow Scoggins

Firestone Walker Mocha Dolce Nitro Stout, an all-new seasonal beer made to warm your soul as the weather turns cold.Paso Robles, California – Firestone Walker today released Mocha Dolce Nitro Stout, an all-new seasonal beer made to warm your soul as the weather turns cold.

“We enhanced our classic nitro stout and took it to the next level with the addition of premium Madagascar vanilla beans, whole-roasted coffee beans and cocoa nibs—all of which meld perfectly with the beer’s rich, chocolaty character,” said Brewmaster Matt Brynildson. “The result is a smooth, creamy beer that reminds you of your favorite latte.”

Mocha Dolce Nitro Stout is a limited fall-winter seasonal that is rolling out to all Firestone Walker markets in six pack (12-ounce can) formats. Mocha Dolce is also available in draft in a non-nitro version for a limited time.

Curated Flavors
To create Mocha Dolce Nitro Stout, the brewing team partnered with three of their favorite local and California purveyors: HoneyCo Coffee Roasters in San Luis Obispo; Cooks Flavorings in Paso Robles; and TCHO Chocolate in Berkeley.

“For the coffee beans, we landed on HoneyCo’s single-origin Columbia Granadilla medium roast,” Brynildson said. “We tried a bunch of different coffees and ultimately landed on their Columbia Granadilla as a perfect complement to the beer with its nougat and spun caramel flavors.”

He added, “We don’t grind the beans at all—we circulate the beer through the whole beans. It’s a less efficient way to gain flavor, but it prevents any of the bitter qualities that you might get from over-extraction.”

The Madagascar vanilla beans were sourced from Cooks Flavorings, a third-generation family enterprise renowned worldwide for its vanilla and other spices. Finally, the cocoa nibs came from TCHO Chocolate, with whom Brynildson has worked for several years.

“These are all amazing ingredients that work really well together,” Brynildson said. “We never want any one flavor to stick out—we want them to work in concert together to create this seamless Mocha Dolce character.”

Firestone Walker Brewing Company
Founded by brothers-in-law Adam Firestone and David Walker in 1996, Firestone Walker Brewing Company is a California beer company with three innovative brewing facilities. Firestone Walker’s main brewery in Paso Robles produces a diverse portfolio ranging from iconic pale ales to vintage barrel-aged beers. The Barrelworks facility in Buellton makes eccentric wild ales, while the Propagator pilot brewhouse in Venice specializes in R&D beers and limited local offerings. Firestone Walker is also the brewery behind 805, one of the nation’s fastest-growing beers. Firestone Walker was recently named “Best American Brewery of the Decade” by Paste Magazine.

 

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