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Bruz Beers to Showcase Premier Belgian Beer Selection at Denver’s Belgian Import Festival on June 7

May 19, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

Belgian Import Festival and the Bruz BeersDENVER, CO— No need for a passport— Bruz Beers is bringing Belgium to Denver.

On Saturday, June 7, Bruz Beers will host the Belgian Import Festival at their original location on West 67th Avenue from noon to 3pm. This celebration of all things Belgian will serve the largest and most curated selection of Belgian beers to be found in Colorado this summer. Festival guests can sample beers from eighteen world-renowned Belgian breweries, including Orval, Rochefort, Chimay, and St. Bernardus. The complete brewery list is below.

The Belgian Import Festival at Bruz Beers will also feature four food trucks— Big Belly Brothers BBQ, Macs and Mutts, Papa Frites, and Shuck Brothers— and live music by Boot Gun, named “the Denver Rock Band to Watch This Year” by Westword. The Bruz Beers owners and brewers will be onsite, ready to toast with guests and share more about the special offerings they have slated for the festival.

Everyone from seasoned Belgian beer enthusiasts to the Belgian beer curious will find something to love at this gathering dedicated to the European beer culture that inspires the ethos of Bruz Beers. Its owners facilitate a Belgian beer tour overseas each year, and this festival is their opportunity to bring standout beers from their travels home to their community in Denver. “This event is nine years in the making and a dream come true,” says Ryan Evans, CEO of Bruz Beers. “Bringing the finest beers in the world to our tasting room for all to enjoy together is truly a treat!”

Tickets to this Beer Disneyland-esque beer experience cost $60 per person and can be purchased via Eventbrite.

BELGIAN IMPORT FESTIVAL DAY-OF DETAILS

When: Saturday, June 6, 2025 – 12 to 3 pm

Where: Bruz Beers, 1675 West 67th Avenue #100 Denver, CO 80221

Rain or Shine

Breweries on the Menu:

Chimay: Renowned for its Trappist beers, Chimay produces rich, complex ales like Chimay Blue, crafted under monastic supervision in Belgium since 1862. Its beers are celebrated globally for their balance of malt, fruit, and spice.

Cornelissen: Brouwerij Cornelissen, a family-owned Belgian brewery, is famous for its Herkenrode abbey beers and Limburgse Witte, blending tradition with innovative flavors. Its Pax Pils offers a crisp, refreshing take on the classic style.

De Brabandre: Founded in 1894, De Brabandre is known for its Petrus sour ales, particularly Petrus Aged Pale, combining oak-aged tartness with fruity depth. The brewery also crafts the hoppy Kwaremont, inspired by cycling culture.

Dubuisson: One of Belgium’s oldest family breweries, established in 1769, Dubuisson is famed for its Bush Ambrée, a strong, malty ale with caramel notes. Its Cuvée des Trolls offers a lighter, citrusy alternative.

Halve Maan: Located in Bruges, Halve Maan brews the iconic Straffe Hendrik and Brugse Zot, blending centuries-old tradition with modern creativity. Its historic brewery site attracts beer enthusiasts worldwide.

Huyghe: Best known for its Delirium Tremens, a strong golden ale with a spicy, fruity profile, Huyghe has been brewing since 1906. The brewery’s pink elephant logo is a global craft beer symbol.

John Martin: Founded by a British expatriate in 1909, John Martin is celebrated for its Gordon Finest Scotch Ale and the crisp Timmermans lambics. Its portfolio blends Belgian tradition with international appeal.

Kerel: A modern Belgian brewery, Kerel focuses on bold, experimental beers like its Saison and Dark Farmhouse Ale, emphasizing organic ingredients. Its vibrant branding reflects its innovative spirit.

Lindemans: Since 1822, Lindemans has specialized in lambic beers, with its Kriek and Gueuze offering tart, fruity flavors from spontaneous fermentation. Its fruit lambics are a gateway for new beer drinkers.

Orval: A Trappist brewery since 1931, Orval produces a single, distinctive beer, Orval Ale, known for its dry, hoppy, and Brettanomyces-driven complexity. Its elegant bottle design is iconic.

Rochefort: This Trappist brewery, dating back to 1595, crafts three revered beers—Rochefort 6, 8, and 10—with rich, dark fruit, and chocolate notes. Its small-scale production ensures exceptional quality.

Rodenbach: Famous for its Flemish red-brown ales, Rodenbach blends young and oak-aged beers for a tart, fruity profile, with Rodenbach Grand Cru as a standout. Brewing since 1821, it’s a sour beer pioneer.

St. Bernardus: Located in Watou, St. Bernardus brews abbey-style ales, with its Abt 12 quad known for its velvety, dark fruit richness. Often compared to Trappist beers, it’s a craft favorite.

St. Feuillien: Founded in 1873, St. Feuillien produces elegant abbey beers like its Blonde and Tripel, balancing malt sweetness with spicy yeast notes. Its seasonal Saison is a refreshing highlight.

Val-Dieu: Brewed at a Cistercian abbey, Val-Dieu offers authentic abbey beers like its Triple, with fruity esters and a smooth finish. Its recipes draw on centuries of monastic tradition.

Van Steenberge: Known for its Gulden Draak, a dark, boozy tripel, Van Steenberge has brewed since 1784, blending heritage with bold flavors. Its Piraat Ale is a hoppy, adventurous classic.

Verhaeghe: A leader in Flemish red ales, Verhaeghe’s Duchesse de Bourgogne combines sweet, sour, and oak-aged depth since 1825. Its Barbe Ruby is a fruity, dessert-like treat.

Westmalle: A Trappist pioneer since 1836, Westmalle is the birthplace of the Tripel style, with its Westmalle Tripel offering golden, spicy complexity. Its Dubbel is a darker, malt-driven classic.

ABOUT BRUZ BEERS
The acclaimed Bruz Beers was named one of the 13 Best Craft Breweries in America by Hop Culture, has won countless awards and medals, and is dedicated to brewing traditional Belgian-style beers and innovative Belgian-inspired brews. It offers a wide range of Belgian-style seasonal and limited releases on tap at its two Denver area locations or for takeaway in crowlers, bottles and cans. Visit Bruz online at bruzbeers.com.

The Belgian Import Festival
The Belgian Import Festival, hosted by Bruz Beers in Denver, Colorado, on June 7, 2025, from noon to 3 PM at their original West 67th Avenue location, is a vibrant celebration of Belgium’s world-renowned brewing heritage. This event, nine years in the making, showcases rare and acclaimed beers from 18 prestigious Belgian breweries, including Trappist and abbey-style ales, lambics, and Flemish sours. Attendees can enjoy unlimited 2oz pours, a commemorative tasting glass, and pizza slices, with local food trucks and live music enhancing the festive atmosphere. Tickets, priced at $25 for general admission, offer beer enthusiasts a unique opportunity to explore Belgium’s diverse beer culture while connecting with brewers, importers, and fellow aficionados in a lively, community-driven setting.

 

 

 

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Hi-Wire Brewing Rises Again After Tropical Storm Helene

May 10, 2025 by Dow Scoggins

Hi-Wire Brewing Rises Again After Tropical Storm HeleneEight months after Tropical Storm Helene unleashed 15 feet of floodwater on Hi-Wire Brewing’s Beer Garden and Distribution Center, the Asheville-based brewery proudly announces the reopening of its flagship location at 284 Lyman St. The community is invited to a grand reopening celebration from noon to 9 p.m. on May 24, 2025.

The event will pulse with live music, food trucks, visual performers, and a makers’ market showcasing local artists and vendors. Guests can enjoy Hi-Wire’s full lineup: 24 draft beers, including three silver-medal World Beer Cup winners, specialty cocktails, slushies, and 16-ounce canned beers for purchase to-go.

“After the storm, we faced uncertainty about reopening our River Arts District facility,” said Bryna Frosaker, co-owner of Hi-Wire. “The overwhelming support from our community over these past eight months has been humbling. We hope our reopening helps fuel the RAD’s recovery and encourages visitors to support the artists and businesses that make this district vibrant.”

Located steps from the French Broad River, Hi-Wire’s facility bore the brunt of Helene’s catastrophic floods. Raging waters scattered shipping containers in the beer garden and blanketed the brewery in toxic mud. The toll was immense: 1.3 million unfilled cans, 200,000 filled cans, merchandise, offices, and the taproom were lost. Neighboring businesses and buildings were swept away, amplifying the community’s grief.

To honor the River Arts District’s rebirth, Hi-Wire commissioned local artist XCVI to create a mural on a surviving shipping container in the Beer Garden. The artwork depicts Hi-Wire’s tightrope walker, reimagined as a symbol of resilience, striding from turbulent waters toward a blooming dogwood tree—North Carolina’s state tree—rooted in stone against a mountain backdrop. “The dogwood represents the strength of Western North Carolina and our state,” XCVI said. “In the wake of the hurricane, neighboring communities rallied to support us. Resilience and care are in our roots.”

About Hi-Wire Brewing

Hi-Wire Brewing, founded in 2013 in Asheville, North Carolina, is a craft brewery known for its approachable yet innovative beers and vibrant taproom experiences. With its flagship location in the River Arts District (RAD), Hi-Wire has become a cornerstone of Asheville’s craft beer scene, offering a diverse range of lagers, IPAs, and specialty brews. The brewery’s commitment to quality has earned it multiple awards, including three silver medals at the World Beer Cup. Beyond its RAD headquarters, Hi-Wire operates additional taprooms in Asheville, Durham, and other cities across the Southeast, alongside a robust distribution network. Its iconic tightrope walker logo embodies the balance of tradition and creativity that defines the brand.

Hi-Wire’s history is one of growth and resilience. Starting as a small operation, it expanded its RAD facility into a production hub and lively beer garden before Tropical Storm Helene devastated the site in September 2024. The storm’s destruction tested the brewery’s resolve, but community support and a determined rebuilding effort enabled its triumphant return. Hi-Wire’s reopening in May 2025 not only marks a milestone for the company but also symbolizes the broader recovery of the RAD, reinforcing the brewery’s role as a cultural and economic anchor in Western North Carolina.

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Cheers to National Homebrew Day: The first Saturday in May

May 7, 2025 by Dow Scoggins


Cheers to the First National Homebrew Day: May 7th, 1988

Every year on the first Saturday of May, beer enthusiasts across the United States raise a glass to celebrate National Homebrew Day! This frothy holiday, established by the American Homebrewers Association (AHA), is a tribute to the art, science, and community of homebrewing. Whether you’re a seasoned brewer or a curious newbie, National Homebrew Day is the perfect excuse to dive into the world of craft beer, experiment with flavors, and share the joy of a cold, homemade pint.  National Homebrew Day was created to honor the passion and creativity of homebrewers who craft their own beer from scratch. It’s a day to celebrate the DIY spirit, connect with fellow beer lovers, and showcase the endless possibilities of brewing at home. From hoppy IPAs to rich stouts, homebrewing lets you customize every sip to your taste. On the first Saturday in May, homebrewers nationwide will fire up their kettles, mix their malts, and participate in the AHA’s Big Brew event, a global toast where brewers make the same recipes or share their own. It’s not just about brewing—it’s about community, learning, and, of course, enjoying the fruits of your labor!

Why Homebrewing is So Awesome

Homebrewing is more than just a hobby; it’s a creative outlet that blends science, artistry, and a love for beer. Here’s why it’s worth celebrating:

  • Endless Creativity: Want a chocolate stout or a mango-infused sour? With homebrewing, you’re the master of your flavors.

  • Community Vibes: Homebrew clubs and events like Big Brew bring people together to swap recipes, tips, and tastings.

  • Sustainability: Brewing at home can be eco-friendly, using local ingredients and reusable equipment.

  • Learning Curve: From fermentation to carbonation, you’ll geek out on the science behind that perfect pour.

How to Celebrate National Homebrew Day

Ready to join the fun? Here are some ways to make the most of National Homebrew Day:

  1. Start Brewing: Pick a beginner-friendly recipe like a pale ale or join the AHA’s Big Brew recipes. Kits are available online or at local brew shops.

  2. Join a Local Event: Check with your local homebrew club or brewery for tastings, workshops, or group brews. Many host Big Brew watch parties!

  3. Share Your Brew: Bottle up your latest batch and share it with friends (responsibly, of course). Nothing beats the pride of a homemade beer.

  4. Learn Something New: Watch online tutorials, read up on hop varieties, or experiment with a new ingredient like fruit or spices.

  5. Toast Virtually: Can’t make it to an event? Join the global toast at 1:00 PM ET, share your brew on social media with #NationalHomebrewDay, and connect with brewers worldwide.

Fun Facts About Homebrewing

  • It’s Legal (Mostly): Thanks to a 1978 law signed by President Jimmy Carter, homebrewing is legal in the U.S. for personal use, though some states have specific rules.

  • Ancient Roots: Beer brewing dates back over 7,000 years, with ancient Sumerians and Egyptians perfecting early recipes.

  • Craft Beer Boom: Many craft breweries, like Sierra Nevada and Samuel Adams, started as homebrew experiments.

  • Big Brew Impact: In 2024, thousands of brewers participated in Big Brew, producing gallons of beer for charity and community events.

Tips for Homebrewing Newbies

Dipping your toes into homebrewing? Here’s how to get started:

  • Invest in a Kit: Starter kits (around $50-$100) include essentials like fermenters, airlocks, and sanitizers.

  • Keep It Clean: Sanitation is key—any bacteria can ruin your batch.

  • Start Simple: Try a pre-made recipe kit before tweaking your own.

  • Be Patient: Fermentation takes 1-2 weeks, and some beers need months to mature.

  • Join a Club: Local or online homebrew communities offer advice, feedback, and camaraderie.

 Raise a Glass to Homebrewing!

National Homebrew Day is the first Saturday in May, is your chance to celebrate the craft, community, and creativity of homebrewing. Whether you’re brewing your first batch, joining a Big Brew event, or simply sipping a friend’s homemade IPA, this day is all about the love of beer. So grab your hops, sanitize your fermenter, and let’s toast to the joy of making something delicious from scratch.

Cheers to National Homebrew Day—here’s to great brews and good times!

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Yards Brewing Company Hosts 2025 Real Ale Invitational

April 21, 2025 by Spencer Mapes

PHILADELPHIA, PA – April 2025 — Yards Brewing Company is proud to bring back the Yards Real Ale Invitational, the region’s only cask-conditioned beer festival, on Sunday, April 27, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at their brewery in Philadelphia.

This one-of-a-kind event features over 40 unique real ales from top breweries across Philadelphia, the Mid-Atlantic, and beyond. Guests will enjoy exclusive small-batch beers, live music, local bites, and a behind-the-scenes experience at Yards’ state-of-the-art brewing facility.

“Our philosophy has always been to honor traditional styles and bring inspiring, quality beer to our community,” says Tom Kehoe, founder of Yards Brewing Company. “This festival is a celebration of real ale — the beer that started it all for us.”


🍺 What Is Real Ale?

Unlike conventional beer, real ale is unfiltered, unpasteurized, and naturally carbonated inside a cask. It’s served fresh and conditioned without artificial CO₂ — a nod to centuries-old English brewing methods. Yards has been a champion of real ale since day one, with its flagship Extra Special Ale (ESA) always available on cask in the taproom.


🎉 Event Highlights

  • 40+ cask-conditioned beers from leading breweries

  • Special releases like terpene-infused IPAs, barrel-aged quads, English-style porters, and more

  • Live music from Burnin’ Bridges, a folk-rock acoustic duo

  • Complimentary brewery tours during the event

  • Tasty snacks including soft pretzels from Philly Pretzel Factory and Marchiano Bakery’s famous tomato pie

  • All-inclusive ticket includes beer samples, food, a commemorative glass, and music


🍻 Participating Breweries

Enjoy rare and exclusive beers from:

  • Philadelphia legends like Dock Street Brewery and Iron Hill Brewery

  • Area favorites like Forest & Main Brewing and Levante Brewing

  • Regional standouts including Cape May Brewing (NJ), Tonewood Brewing (NJ), Big Oyster Brewery (DE), and Dewey Beer Company (DE)
    …and many more to be announced!


📍 Event Details

📆 Date: Sunday, April 27, 2025
🕛 Time: 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 Location: Yards Brewing Company, 500 Spring Garden Street, Philadelphia, PA
🎟️ Tickets: Available online now

  • General Admission includes beer samples, food, glassware & entertainment

  • Designated Driver Tickets: $20


“Bringing together breweries from across the region isn’t just about celebrating beer,” adds Kehoe. “It’s about honoring shared history, creativity, and the community we’ve built over decades. Our motto, Brew Unto Others, really comes to life at this event.”


🔗 Learn More & Buy Tickets

To purchase tickets or explore the full list of breweries and beers, visit:
👉 yardsbrewing.com


About Yards Brewing Company

Yards Brewing Company, a cornerstone of Philadelphia’s craft beer scene, was founded in 1994 by friends Tom Kehoe and Jon Bovit, who began brewing as homebrewers in the late 1980s. Their passion for beer led to the establishment of a small, garage-sized brewery in Philadelphia’s Manayunk neighborhood, where they produced their first batches, including the now-iconic Extra Special Ale (ESA). Operating out of a 3.5-barrel brewhouse, they initially brewed one six-keg batch at a time, supplying local bars like Dawson Street Pub and Khyber Pass with hand-pumped ales. By April 1995, Yards ESA debuted at the Philadelphia Craft Beer Festival, marking their entry into the broader craft beer community.

The brewery grew steadily, and in 2008, Yards moved to its current 70,000-square-foot facility at 500 Spring Garden Street in Northern Liberties, a 100% wind-powered brewery that solidified its status as Philadelphia’s largest brewery by 2015.

Yards is renowned for its English-inspired ales, including Philadelphia Pale Ale, Brawler, and the Ales of the Revolution series, which draws from 18th-century recipes attributed to founding fathers like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Benjamin Franklin. Launched in 1999 in collaboration with City Tavern, this series includes General Washington’s Tavern Porter, Thomas Jefferson’s Tavern Ale, and Poor Richard’s Tavern Spruce, released for Franklin’s 300th birthday in 2006. The brewery’s commitment to quality and community is reflected in its motto, “Brew Unto Others,” emphasizing support for local organizations and sustainability.

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PICK OHIO BEER Festival 2025

February 10, 2025 by Spencer Mapes

PICKERINGTON, OH – “We will have an amazing selection of unique offerings pouring in the Combustion Private Event Space on the 22nd for Pick Ohio Beer Fest! Tickets are on sale now!” said Combustion owner Sarah Jackson.

“This is our sixth year for the Pick Ohio Beer Festival! It’s a great event that get’s other Ohio breweries out to the taproom to raise money in conjunction with Helping Hops to benefit the (ROX) Ruling Our eXperiences! The buzz around the event really livens things up this time of year!” said Combustion owner Keith Jackson.

FEBRUARY 22, 2025
12 PM – 6:30 PM

Enjoy artisanal beer curated from some of Ohio’s most highly sought-after breweries at Pick Ohio Beer Fest! Beer samples will reflect the unique talents of each brewery under one roof. This intimate festival experience will be hosted at Combustion Private Event Space and presented in collaboration with Helping Hops! A portion of ticket sales to benefit (ROX) Ruling Our eXperiences! Blending an unparalleled tasting experience with an opportunity to Empower Girls To Rule Their Experiences — From Relationships To Academics. We promise a great selection with generous result!

Participating Breweries
2 Tones Brewing Co.
Combustion Brewery & Taproom
DankHouse Brewing Company
Derive Brewing Company
Forbidden Root Brewery
Jackie O’s
Sixth Sense Brewing Co.
Streetside Brewery
Three Tigers Brewing Co.
Thunderwing Brewing

February 22nd Food Truck
Spanglish Latin Street Food 11am-9pm

Tickets
combustionbrewing.com/tickets

Address
80 W Church St Ste 200 • Pickerington, OH 43147

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2022 Great American Beer Festival Medal Winners and Breweries of the Year

September 30, 2024 by Dow Scoggins

2022 GABF Medal Winners and Breweries of the YearThe 2022 Great American Beer Festival (GABF), held October 6-8 at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver, marked a triumphant return to in-person festivities for its 40th anniversary, following virtual events in 2020 and 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hosted by the Brewers Association, the festival welcomed over 40,000 attendees who sampled more than 4,000 beers from 800 breweries, showcasing the diversity and innovation of American craft brewing. The event buzzed with live music, costume contests, and the unique PAIRED experience, pairing craft beers with culinary creations from top chefs. The festival’s competition, the nation’s largest professional beer judging, awarded 300 medals across 98 categories, with 9,904 entries evaluated by 235 experts from seven countries, cementing GABF’s reputation as the pinnacle of brewing excellence.

Only a couple of weeks before the 2024 Great American Beer Festival announces the 2024 medal winners and breweries of the year. Let’s look at last year’s winners and reining champs.

2022 Great American Beer Festival Medal Winners
Category 1: American Wheat Beer – 65 Entries
Gold: Sunsphere, Balter Beerworks, Knoxville, TN
Silver: Canebrake, Parish Brewing Co., Broussard, LA
Bronze: Uinta Brewing Golden Spike Hefeweizen, Uinta Brewing Co., Salt
Lake City, UT

Category 2: American Fruit Beer – 118 Entries
Gold: Street Cart, Golden Road Brewing – Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Silver: Big Sippin’, Odell Brewing Co. – Five Points Brewhouse, Denver, CO
Bronze: Lemonade, Surly Brewing Co., Minneapolis, MN

Category 3: Fruit Wheat Beer – 106 Entries
Gold: Guava Cart, Golden Road Brewing – Huntington Harbour, Huntington
Beach, CA
Silver: Inclusion Criteria, Relative Risk Brewing Co., Penn Yan, NY
Bronze: Tuava Guava, Laguna Beach Beer Co., Rancho Santa
Margarita, CA

Category 4: Field Beer – 69 Entries
Gold: King of Carrot Flowers, Ratio Beerworks, Denver, CO
Silver: Cucumber Crush, 10 Barrel Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Bronze: Heart Island, Grand Fir Brewing, Portland, OR

Category 5: Pumpkin Beer – 71 Entries
Gold: Pumpkin Ale, Blackstone Brewing Co., Nashville, TN
Silver: Gourd Darn-it, Third Eye Brewing Co., Sharonville, OH
Bronze: Pumpkinslayer, Royal Docks Brewing Co. – Brewhouse + Cannery,
Massillon, OH

Category 6: Chili Beer – 88 Entries
Gold: Chilis from the Grave, Family Business Beer Co., Dripping
Springs, TX
Silver: Green Chile Honey Kölsch, Bent Barley Brewing Co., Aurora, CO
Bronze: Hatch Nites, Lovelady Brewing Co., Henderson, NV

Category 7: Herb and Spice Beer – 90 Entries
Gold: Chai Eye Captain, Third Eye Brewing Co., Sharonville, OH
Silver: Hibiscus Lime Shandy, Figueroa Mountain Brewing Co. – Santa
Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA
Bronze: Kha Point, Pathlight Brewing, Shawnee, KS

Category 8: Chocolate Beer – 43 Entries
Gold: Double Astral, Third Eye Brewing Co., Sharonville, OH
Silver: Midnight Hike, River North Brewery, Denver, CO
Bronze: Because You’re Mine, The Bruery, Placentia, CA

Category 9: Coffee Beer – 69 Entries
Gold: Cuppa Joe Coffee Brown Ale, Kulshan Brewing Co., Bellingham, WA
Silver: Kurt’s Mile High Malt, Wynkoop Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Bronze: Conditions of My Parole, The Empourium Brewing Co.,
Denver, CO

Category 10: Coffee Stout or Porter – 68 Entries
Gold: Lil Zoomie, Brink Brewing Co., Cincinnati, OH
Silver: Super Tonic, Docent Brewing, San Juan Capistrano, CA
Bronze: Venti is Large, Hop Dogma Brewing Co., Half Moon Bay, CA

Category 11: Dessert Stout or Pastry Stout – 49 Entries
Gold: Board Meeting, Corporate Ladder Brewing Co., Palmetto, FL
Silver: Mega Devil’s Teeth: Double Dutch S’mores Edition, Modern Times
Beer, San Diego, CA
Bronze: Chaos Grid: The Final Final Course, Modern Times Beer, San
Diego, CA

Category 12: Rye Beers – 52 Entries
Gold: No. 68 Red Lager, The Freehouse, Minneapolis, MN
Silver: Steamy Wonder, Proper Brewing Co., Salt Lake City, UT
Bronze: Rye Dawn, Breakwater Brewing Co., Oceanside, CA

Category 13: Honey Beer – 67 Entries
Gold: Smashing Honey Blonde, Hoppin’ Frog Brewing, Akron, OH
Silver: Jetty, Great South Bay Brewery, Bay Shore, NY
Bronze: Valhallale, Coney Island Brewing Co., Brooklyn, NY

Category 14: Non-Alcohol Beer – 70 Entries
Gold: Free & Easy Belgian-Style White, Karbach Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Silver: Juicy NA IPA, Two Roads Brewing Co., Stratford, CT
Bronze: Night Strike, Leader Brewing, Palm Bay, FL

Category 15: Session Beer or Belgian-Style Table Beer – 42 Entries
Gold: Oblique & Bent, The Big Friendly, Oklahoma City, OK
Silver: Guillaume, Pizza Port Ocean Beach, San Diego, CA
Bronze: Tip the Calf, SingleSpeed Brewing Tap Room, Cedar Falls, IA

Category 16: Session India Pale Ale – 82 Entries
Gold: Only Good Vibes, Halcyon Brewing Co., Seattle, WA
Silver: The Next Chapter, Original Pattern Brewing Co., Oakland, CA
Bronze: Micro Blaster, Shred Beer Co., Rocklin, CA

Category 17: Strong Porter – 38 Entries
Gold: Barometer Drop, Ballast Point Brewing Co. – Little Italy, San
Diego, CA
Silver: Herd of Turtles, Bagby Beer Co., Oceanside, CA
Bronze: Midnight Rider Imperial Porter, Great American Restaurants –
Sweetwater Tavern Merrifield, Falls Church, VA

Category 18: Other Strong Beer – 33 Entries
Gold: Breakside LIFE, Breakside Brewery & Taproom, Milwaukie, OR
Silver: Skate Juice, Hideaway Park Brewery, Winter Park, CO
Bronze: Random Acts of Greatness, HopSaint Brewing Co., Torrance, CA

Category 19: Experimental India Pale Ale – 106 Entries
Gold: Tropical Terps IPA, Belching Beaver Brewery – Oceanside
Brewhouse, Oceanside, CA
Silver: Forager IPA, Pumphouse Brewery & Restaurant, Longmont, CO
Bronze: Pina Colada Milkshake IPA, 14er Brewing Co., Denver, CO

Category 20: Experimental Beer – 83 Entries
Gold: Hill & Hollow: Cayuga, Cinderlands Foederhouse, Pittsburgh, PA
Silver: Apple Pomace Puncheon, Angel City Brewery, Los Angeles, CA
Bronze: Small Batch – Intinction Sauvignon Blanc, Russian River Brewing
Co. – Windsor, Windsor, CA

Category 21: Experimental Wood-Aged Beer – 32 Entries
Gold: Soul Shakedown Party, Sun King Brewery, Indianapolis, IN
Silver: Boathouse Reserve Imperial Stout, Crystal Lake Brewing, Crystal
Lake, IL
Bronze: Sugar Moon, Hobbs Tavern & Brewing Co., Ossipee, NH

Category 22: Historical Beer – 41 Entries
Gold: IZOLA Kvass, East Village Brewing Co., San Diego, CA
Silver: Derby Day, Roadmap Brewing Co., San Antonio, TX
Bronze: Grodziskie, Sketchbook Brewing Co., Skokie, IL

Category 23: Gluten-Free Beer – 47 Entries
Gold: It Came From The Haze, Ghostfish Brewing Co., Seattle, WA
Silver: Lander Lager, Ghostfish Brewing Co., Seattle, WA
Bronze: Scarlet Sunset, Buck Wild Brewing, Oakland, CA

Category 24: American-Belgo-Style Ale – 34 Entries
Gold: DOL, Longtab Brewing Co., San Antonio, TX
Silver: Whitewall Wheat, Crank Arm Brewing Co., Raleigh, NC
Bronze: Paper Game, Ozark Beer Co., Rogers, AR

Category 25: American Sour Ale – 32 Entries
Gold: Brilliant, 10 Barrel Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Silver: The Sauer House Project: Ellie’s Version, Dostal Alley Brewpub &
Casino, Central City, CO
Bronze: Fate Single Hop Sour, Fate Brewing Co., Scottsdale, AZ

Category 26: Fruited American Sour Ale – 160 Entries
Gold: Huckleberry pHin Sour, Lost Winds Brewing Co., San Clemente, CA
Silver: Poggers, Immersion Brewing, Bend, OR
Bronze: Fistful of Gummies, Second Chance Beer Co., San Diego, CA

Category 27: Brett Beer – 46 Entries
Gold: Tapestry From An Asteroid, The Big Friendly, Oklahoma City, OK
Silver: Druif Blanc, pFriem Cascade Locks Barrelhouse, Cascade
Locks, OR
Bronze: Neon Butterfly, Deschutes Brewery & Public House – PDX,
Portland, OR

Category 28: Mixed-Culture Brett Beer – 59 Entries
Gold: Loup et Renard Saison, Odd Breed Wild Ales, Pompano Beach, FL
Silver: Never Been Wrong, Thompson Island Brewing Co., Rehoboth
Beach, DE
Bronze: Silent Sounds, Monday Night Brewing – Garage, Atlanta, GA

Category 29: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Beer – 30 Entries
Gold: Ye Olde Ale, Banded Oak Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Silver: Barrel Aged Maibock, Blue Moon Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Bronze: Bourbon Barrel Drafty Kilt, Monday Night Brewing – Garage,
Atlanta, GA

Category 30: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Strong Beer – 122 Entries
Gold: Rye Whiskey Barrel-Aged Atom Smasher, Rock Bottom Brewery –
Bethesda, Bethesda, MD
Silver: 1314, Black Tooth Brewing Co., Sheridan, WY
Bronze: Amaro Barrel Aged Barleywine, pFriem Cascade Locks
Barrelhouse, Cascade Locks, OR

Category 31: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Strong Stout – 121 Entries
Gold: Breakside The Trappings and the Suits of Woe, Breakside Brewery –
NW Slabtown, Portland, OR
Silver: Black Market Liver, Windmills Brewery & Restaurant, The Colony, TX
Bronze: Barrel Aged Count Chungus, Werk Force Brewing Co.,
Plainfield, IL

Category 32: Wood- and Barrel-Aged Sour Beer – 28 Entries
Gold: Wet Hop Strata (2023), Barrique Brewing & Blending, Nashville, TN
Silver: Sea of Waves, True Anomaly Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Bronze: Speedy G, MAP Brewing Co., Bozeman, MT

Category 33: Fruited Wood- and Barrel-Aged Sour Beer – 53 Entries
Gold: I Don’t Want to Wait, 1840 Brewing Co., Milwaukee, WI
Silver: Passionfruit on Acid, Blue Mountain Barrel House, Arrington, VA
Bronze: Spring Reverb, HiDef Brewing Co., Los Angeles, CA

Category 34: Kellerbier or Zwickelbier – 70 Entries
Gold: Copper Midge, Spearfish Brewing Co., Spearfish, SD
Silver: Chasing Trains, Formula Brewing, Issaquah, WA
Bronze: Light Hike, Topa Topa Brewing Co. – HQ, Ventura, CA

Category 35: Smoke Beer – 73 Entries
Gold: Ilaria, Whistle Hop Brewing Co., Fairview, NC
Silver: Helles Rauchbier, Double Clutch Brewing Co., Evanston, IL
Bronze: Schmoke Em’ Up, NewSylum Brewing Co., Newtown, CT

Category 36: Light Lager – 284 Entries
Gold: Nashville Light, Nashville Brewing Co., Nashville, TN
Silver: Mexican Lager, Lone Tree Brewing Co., Lone Tree, CO
Bronze: Legendary Lager, MadTree Brewing, Cincinnati, OH

Category 37: American-Style Lager – 123 Entries
Gold: Sonrisa, Common Space Brewery, Hawthorne, CA
Silver: Bendelo Especial, Bend Brewing Co., Bend, OR
Bronze: Saca La Bolsita, Villains Brewing Co., Anaheim, CA

Category 38: Contemporary American-Style Lager – 104 Entries
Gold: Scout, True Anomaly Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Silver: Shouganai, Blue Point Brewing Co., Patchogue, NY
Bronze: Blackberry Smoke American Lager, New Realm Brewing Co. –
Atlanta, Atlanta, GA

Category 39: American Pilsener – 141 Entries
Gold: Wibby Jibby, Wibby Brewing, Longmont, CO
Silver: Cerveza Mecanica, Liquid Mechanics Brewing Co., Lafayette, CO
Bronze: Week 365, Industrial Arts Brewing Co., Beacon, NY

Category 40: International-Style Pilsener – 141 Entries
Gold: Little Wing, Horse Thief Hollow Brewing Co., Chicago, IL
Silver: Ofrenda, Device Brewing Co., Sacramento, CA
Bronze: Tora!, Fall Brewing Co., San Diego, CA

Category 41: American Cream Ale – 124 Entries
Gold: 307, Black Tooth Brewing Co., Sheridan, WY
Silver: Cinco Cinco Cinco!, Shred Beer Co., Rocklin, CA
Bronze: The Coloradan, Westbound & Down Brewing Co. – Westbound
Mill, Lafayette, CO

Category 42: Other Hoppy Lager – 68 Entries
Gold: Jet Lag Lager, Vacancy Brewing, Austin, TX
Silver: Juicy Pilsner, Cinder Block Brewery, North Kansas City, MO
Bronze: Day Beer, Trap Door Brewing – Whistle Stop Pub, Washougal, WA

Category 43: India Pale Lager or Cold India Pale Ale – 134 Entries
Gold: Sound Sail, MadeWest Brewing Co., Ventura, CA
Silver: Orizaba Cold IPA, Cheluna Brewing Co., Aurora, CO
Bronze: Zero Degrees, Shred Beer Co., Rocklin, CA

Category 44: American Amber Lager – 126 Entries
Gold: Hometown Lager, Second Pitch Beer Co., San Antonio, TX
Silver: Vecino, Balter Beerworks, Knoxville, TN
Bronze: Bell’s Brewery Octoberfest, Bell’s Brewery, Comstock, MI

Category 45: German-Style Pilsener – 228 Entries
Gold: Prodigal Pils, Lazarus Brewing Co. – Laz 2, Austin, TX
Silver: Prost Pilsner, Prost Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Bronze: Don’t Fear The Answer, Tenma Beer Project, Oakland, CA

Category 46: Bohemian-Style Pilsener – 158 Entries
Gold: Crazy Horse, Lazarus Brewing Co., Austin, TX
Silver: Daytonian Rhapsody, Eudora Brewing Co., Dayton, OH
Bronze: Tahoe Pilz, FiftyFifty Brewing Co. – Production Facility,
Truckee, CA

Category 47: Munich-Style Helles – 172 Entries
Gold: Prinz Crispy, Deschutes Brewery & Public House – Bend, Bend, OR
Silver: Templin Family Helles, Templin Family Brewing, Salt Lake City, UT
Bronze: Ein Helles, Counter Weight Brewing Co., Cheshire, CT

Category 48: Dortmunder or German-Style Oktoberfest – 134 Entries
Gold: Dortmunder Export, Cooperage Brewing Co., Santa Rosa, CA
Silver: Thunder from Dortmunder, Marble Brewery – MavLab,
Albuquerque, NM
Bronze: Dorty Work, Cloudburst Brewing, Seattle, WA

Category 49: Vienna-Style Lager – 116 Entries
Gold: Oktoberfest, Port City Brewing Co., Alexandria, VA
Silver: Oktoberfest, Silver Branch Brewing Co., Silver Spring, MD
Bronze: Cape May Oktoberfest, Cape May Brewing Co., Cape May, NJ

Category 50: German-Style Maerzen – 162 Entries
Gold: Seedstock Maerzen, Seedstock Brewery, Denver, CO
Silver: Festbier, Big Grove Brewery & Taproom, Iowa City, IA
Bronze: Oktoberfest, Golden Road Brewing – Los Angeles,
Los Angeles, CA

Category 51: German Dark Lager – 122 Entries
Gold: Goodnight Munich, Liquid Gravity Brewing Co., San Luis Obispo, CA
Silver: Wunder Bier, Red Leg Brewing Co., Colorado Springs, CO
Bronze: Black Hill, Silver Reef Brewing Co., Saint Georg

Category 52: International Dark Lager – 79 Entries
Gold: Midnight Trucker, Rock Solid Brewing Co., Ball Ground, GA
Silver: Tmavé, Copper Furrow Brewing, Helena, MT
Bronze: Flek Me?? No Flek Ů!!, Brieux Carré Brewing Co., New
Orleans, LA

Category 53: Bock – 70 Entries
Gold: Hootenanny, Bankhead Brewing Co., Rowlett, TX
Silver: Breakline Bock, Rip Current Brewing, San Marcos, CA
Bronze: Ain’t Afraid of No Goats, Metazoa Brewing Co., Indianapolis, IN

Category 54: German-Style Doppelbock or Eisbock – 44 Entries
Gold: Execrator, Resolute Brewing Co., Centennial, CO
Silver: Co-Munichator, Deschutes Brewery & Public House – PDX,
Portland, OR
Bronze: Activator, Wallenpaupack Brewing Co., Hawley, PA

Category 55: Golden or Blonde Ale – 138 Entries
Gold: Fancy Lawnmower Beer, Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Silver: Sunlight Cream Ale, Sun King Brewery, Indianapolis, IN
Bronze: Basecamp Blonde, Hutton & Smith Brewing Co. – Production
Facility, Chattanooga, TN

Category 56: German-Style Koelsch – 195 Entries
Gold: Kodiak Kolsch, Bear Chase Brewing Co., Bluemont, VA
Silver: Rise & Climb, New Terrain Brewing Co., Golden, CO
Bronze: Cruzer, Real Ale Brewing Co., Blanco, TX

Category 57: English Ale – 69 Entries
Gold: Elissa IPA, Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Silver: House Ale, 1849 Brewing Co., Grass Valley, CA
Bronze: Prickly Pear Pale Ale, Lewis & Clark Brewing Co., Helena, MT

Category 58: International-Style Pale Ale – 123 Entries
Gold: Hand of Josh, Highland Park Brewery – Chinatown, Los Angeles, CA
Silver: Carlsbad Crush, Burgeon Beer Co., Carlsbad, CA
Bronze: Extra Pale Ale, Firestone Walker Brewing Co. – The Propagator,
Marina del Rey, CA

Category 59: New Zealand India Pale Ale – 104 Entries
Gold: Kiwi (The Bird), Rhinegeist Innovation Brewery, Cincinnati, OH
Silver: Spirit of the West, Westbound & Down Brewing Co. – Westbound
Mill, Lafayette, CO
Bronze: Docta-Ron, Russian River Brewing Co. – Santa Rosa, Santa
Rosa, CA

Category 60: American-Style Pale Ale – 149 Entries
Gold: Featherweight, Cannonball Creek Brewing Co., Golden, CO
Silver: Snow Crest, Outlaw Brewing Co., Bozeman, MT
Bronze: Double Nickels, Docent Brewing, San Juan Capistrano, CA

Category 61: Juicy or Hazy Pale Ale – 118 Entries
Gold: Cloudy Joose, New Belgium Brewing Co. – Mission Bay, San
Francisco, CA
Silver: Sneakbox, Kane Brewing Co., Ocean, NJ
Bronze: Lil’ Space Booties, MORE Brewing Co., Huntley, IL

Category 62: American-Style Strong Pale Ale – 123 Entries
Gold: Mai Tai, Alvarado Street Brewery & Bistro, Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA
Silver: Chaos Erupts, Unsung Brewing Co., Tustin, CA
Bronze: Liquid Gravity IPA, Liquid Gravity Brewing Co., San Luis
Obispo, CA

Category 63: Juicy or Hazy Strong Pale Ale – 140 Entries
Gold: PB Haze, TapRoom Beer Co., San Diego, CA
Silver: Modern Melody, Corn Coast Brewing Co., Lincoln, NE
Bronze: Tropical Mirage, Flix Brewhouse – ABQ, Albuquerque, NM

Category 64: American-Style India Pale Ale – 206 Entries
Gold: Head Hunter, Fat Head’s Brewery & Saloon, North Olmsted, OH
Silver: Breakside IPA, Breakside Brewery & Taproom, Milwaukie, OR
Bronze: Downtown Tom, Three Mile Brewing Co., Davis, CA

Category 65: Juicy or Hazy India Pale Ale – 365 Entries
Gold: Golden Goal, 1852 Brew Co., Visalia, CA
Silver: Juicy Mid-Tones, Corn Coast Brewing Co., Lincoln, NE
Bronze: Make it Rain, Side Hustle Brewing Co., Hilton Head Island, SC

Category 66: West Coast-Style India Pale Ale – 301 Entries
Gold: Westbound Select, Westbound & Down Brewing Co., Idaho
Springs, CO
Silver: Untold Prophecy, Slice Beer Co., Lincoln, CA
Bronze: Bright Side IPA, Uprise Brewing Co., Spokane, WA

Category 67: Imperial India Pale Ale – 130 Entries
Gold: Triple IPA, Claremont Craft Ales, Claremont, CA
Silver: Drama King, Liquid Gravity Brewing Co., San Luis Obispo, CA
Bronze: Double MO7, Del Cielo Brewing Co., Martinez, CA

Category 68: Juicy or Hazy Imperial India Pale Ale – 135 Entries
Gold: DDH Pillow, Highland Park Brewery, Los Angeles, CA
Silver: X-Raying Flowers, North Park Beer Co., San Diego, CA
Bronze: Blue Quad Roller Skates, Wren House Brewing Co., Phoenix, AZ

Category 69: American Amber/Red Ale – 130 Entries
Gold: Blown Tire, Knuckle Puck Brewing, Longmont, CO
Silver: Night Sky Red Ale, Sound2Summit Brewery, Snohomish, WA
Bronze: Azalea City Amber, Georgia Beer Co., Valdosta, GA

Category 70: Strong Red Ale – 50 Entries
Gold: Wreak Havoc, Bootstrap Brewing, Longmont, CO
Silver: Say Hi To Your Dad For Me, Cloudburst Brewing, Seattle, WA
Bronze: Contemplation Time, Half Batch Brewing, Hendersonville, TN

Category 71: English Mild or Bitter – 66 Entries
Gold: Sawtooth Ale, Left Hand Brewing Co., Longmont, CO
Silver: Toasty, The Brew Brothers – Eldorado Scioto Downs Racino,
Columbus, OH
Bronze: Good Talk, Gusto Brewing Co., North Cape May, NJ

Category 72: Extra Special Bitter – 49 Entries
Gold: Velvet ESB, Hopworks Urban Brewery, Portland, OR
Silver: Railhead Red, Lumberyard Brewing Co. – Taproom & Grille,
Flagstaff, AZ
Bronze: Hooks & Dun, Wren House Brewing Co., Phoenix, AZ

Category 73: Scottish-Style Ale – 51 Entries
Gold: William Walrus, Metazoa Brewing Co., Indianapolis, IN
Silver: Laughing Lab Scottish Ale, Bristol Brewing Co., Colorado
Springs, CO
Bronze: Glenlongbeach, Beachwood Brewing – Huntington Beach,
Huntington Beach, CA

Category 74: Irish-Style Red Ale – 87 Entries
Gold: Rock Hill Irish Red, Barley Naked Brewing Co., Stafford, VA
Silver: Megaphone, Inside the Five Brewing Co., Sylvania, OH
Bronze: Engine 402, Orange Hat Brewing Co., Knoxville, TN

Category 75: English-Style Brown Ale – 48 Entries
Gold: Classic Version, Agile Brewing, Baton Rouge, LA
Silver: Stone Fort, Seventh Son Brewing Co., Columbus, OH
Bronze: Nut Brown, AleSmith Brewing Co., San Diego, CA

Category 76: American-Style Brown Ale – 80 Entries
Gold: Restraint, Institution Ale Co., Camarillo, CA
Silver: Upside Brown Ale, Falling Sky Brewing, Eugene, OR
Bronze: Trabuco, Docent Brewing, San Juan Capistrano, CA

Category 77: American Black Ale or American Stout – 59 Entries
Gold: Breakside Cheat Codes, Breakside Brewery, Portland, OR
Silver: Hoppa Emeritus, Beachwood Brewing – Long Beach,
Long Beach, CA
Bronze: Midnight Oil, Tustin Brewing Co., Tustin, CA

Category 78: German Sour Ale – 43 Entries
Gold: Riviera, 10 Barrel Brewing Co. – Bend Pub, Bend, OR
Silver: Restless Seas Gose, Narrow Path Brewing Co., Loveland, OH
Bronze: Athena, Creature Comforts – Production Facility At Southern Mill,
Athens, GA

Category 79: Specialty Berliner-Style Weisse – 42 Entries
Gold: Saft, Narrow Gauge Brewing Co., Florissant, MO
Silver: Jersey Vice, Bolero Snort Brewery, Carlstadt, NJ
Bronze: La Cabrona, Hound Song Brewing Co., Columbus, TX

Category 80: Contemporary Gose – 71 Entries
Gold: Citrus Snack, Flying Basset Brewing, Gilbert, AZ
Silver: In Bloom, Basin+Range, Tucson, AZ
Bronze: MexicAle, Shortleaf Brewing, O’Fallon, MO

Category 81: German-Style Altbier – 48 Entries
Gold: Alt 140, Sew Hop’d Brewery, Huntley, IL
Silver: Altbier, Four Generals Brewing, Renton, WA
Bronze: BierKraft Altbier, BierKraft, McAlester, OK

Category 82: German Wheat Ale – 24 Entries
Gold: Alpenglow, Fat Head’s Brewery, Middleburg Heights, OH
Silver: Weizenheimer, Grains of Wrath PDX, Portland, OR
Bronze: Der Hexenmeister, Magnanimous Brewing – Bradenton,
Bradenton, FL

Category 83: South German-Style Hefeweizen – 158 Entries
Gold: Goggle Fogger, Fat Head’s Brewery, Middleburg Heights, OH
Silver: Kulshan Hefeweizen, Kulshan Brewing Co. – K2, Bellingham, WA
Bronze: Hoofer’s Hef, Bankhead Brewing Co., Rowlett, TX

Category 84: Belgian-Style Ale or French-Style Ale – 63 Entries
Gold: Vincianne, True North Ale Co., Ipswich, MA
Silver: DOMESTIQUE Blonde Ale, Rouleur Brewing Co., Carlsbad, CA
Bronze: LMM Belgian Amber, Lone Man Mountain Brewing Co.,
Driftwood, TX

Category 85: Belgian-Style Witbier – 68 Entries
Gold: White Rascal, Avery Brewing Co., Boulder, CO
Silver: Allagash White, Allagash Brewing Co., Portland, ME
Bronze: White Goblin, Mathews Brewing Co., Lake Worth, FL

Category 86: Classic Saison – 62 Entries
Gold: Kal-El, Protagonist Beer, Charlotte, NC
Silver: Disco Elephant, New York Beer Project, Lockport, NY
Bronze: Saison Parfait, Little Beast Brewing, Clackamas, OR

Category 87: Specialty Saison – 63 Entries
Gold: Shadow Saison Ale with Hibiscus, Musings Fermentation
Underground, Newark, DE
Silver: Freedom Fries w/ Cherry, Call To Arms Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Bronze: 1710 Saison, Figurehead Brewing Co., Seattle, WA

Category 88: Belgian-Style Sour Ale – 51 Entries
Gold: All the Love You Won’t Forget, Autumn Arch Beer Project,
Newark, DE
Silver: Earth & Aether, Noble Creature Wild Ales & Lagers, Youngstown, OH
Bronze: Trois Années Cuvée, Angel City Brewery, Los Angeles, CA

Category 89: Belgian-Style Strong Specialty Ale – 83 Entries
Gold: Quadrupel Donker, Evans Brewing Co., Corona, CA
Silver: Thor’s Hammer, Redwood Brewing Co., Flint, MI
Bronze: Delta Quadrant, The Tap Brewery, Bloomington, IN

Category 90: Belgian-Style Abbey Ale – 87 Entries
Gold: Tripel, Allagash Brewing Co., Portland, ME
Silver: Over There, Attic Brewing Co., Philadelphia, PA
Bronze: Hubble Dubbel, Apogee Brewing Co., Grover Beach, CA

Category 91: Belgian Fruit Beer – 52 Entries
Gold: Frambozen, pFriem Cascade Locks Barrelhouse, Cascade Locks, OR
Silver: Island Rascal, Avery Brewing Co., Boulder, CO
Bronze: Raspberry Parliament, Alesong Brewing & Blending, Eugene, OR

Category 92: Brown Porter – 52 Entries
Gold: Dark Matter Porter, Logboat Brewing Co., Columbia, MO
Silver: Night Swim, Coppertail Brewing Co., Tampa, FL
Bronze: Old Normal, Bend Brewing Co., Bend, OR

Category 93: Robust Porter – 62 Entries
Gold: Foggy London Town, Rock Bottom Brewery – Denver, Denver, CO
Silver: Robust Porter, Reuben’s Brews – Production Brewery, Seattle, WA
Bronze: Tabula Rasa, Second Chance Beer Co., San Diego, CA

Category 94: Stout – 67 Entries
Gold: Slainte, Legion Brewing Co., Charlotte, NC
Silver: Shinobi, Byway Brewing Co., Hammond, IN
Bronze: Silent Neighbor, Atlas Brew Works, Washington, DC

Category 95: Sweet Stout or Cream Stout – 46 Entries
Gold: Scout, Vibrissa Beer, Front Royal, VA
Silver: Milk Stout, Waredaca Brewing Co., Gaithersburg, MD
Bronze: Moozie, Brink Brewing Co., Cincinnati, OH

Category 96: Oatmeal Stout – 48 Entries
Gold: Mountain Moonlight, Wild Fields Brewhouse, Atascadero, CA
Silver: Wall of Sound, Stereo Brewing Co., Placentia, CA
Bronze: Buttons the Bear, Bear Chase Brewing Co., Bluemont, VA

Category 97: Imperial Stout – 67 Entries
Gold: Gatling Gun, BNS Brewing & Distilling Co., Santee, CA
Silver: Big Deluxe, Ritual Brewing Co., Redlands, CA
Bronze: Postcard from St. Petersburg, Bartlett Hall, San Francisco, CA

Category 98: Scotch Ale – 39 Entries
Gold: Real Heavy, Real Ale Brewing Co., Blanco, TX
Silver: Scottish Wildcat, Wild Blue Yonder Brewing Co., Castle Rock, CO
Bronze: Old Chub Scotch Ale, Oskar Blues Brewery & Tasty Weasel
Taproom, Longmont, CO

Category 99: Old Ale or Strong Ale or Barley Wine – 53 Entries
Gold: Ice Raptor, Ninkasi Brewing Co., Eugene, OR
Silver: Populator, Diebolt Brewing Co., Denver, CO
Bronze: Chris Barley in a Little Coat, Wichita Brewing Co. – Production,
Wichita, KS

Category : Pro-Am Competition – 50 Entries
Gold: She Fancies Herself A Little Bit French, CooperSmith’s Pub &
Brewing – Mark Pennick, Fort Collins, CO
Silver: Rob’s Baltic Porter, New Belgium Brewing Co. – Rob Hardisty, Fort
Collins, CO
Bronze: What Is That?, Decipher Brewing Co. – Joel Miller,
Charlottesville, VA

Category : Collab Competition – 96 Entries
Gold: Luna Nueva Mexican Export Lager, Cheluna Brewing Co. / Prost
Brewing Co., Aurora, CO
Silver: Mounds of Importance, Third Eye Brewing Co. / Narrow Path
Brewing Co., Sharonville, OH
Bronze: Two’s Daze, Attic Brewing Co. / Two Locals Brewing Co.,
Philadelphia, PA

2023 Brewery of the year awards:
0-250 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Shred Beer Co., Rocklin, CA
Zack Frasher & Amy Heller

251–500 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by Beer Law Center
The Big Friendly, Oklahoma City OK
Will Quinlin & Joe Quinlin

501–1,000 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by Prairie Malt
Balter Beerworks, Knoxville, TN
Balter Brewing Team

1,001–2,000 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by ABS Commercial
Third Eye Brewing Co., Sharonville, OH
Third Eye Brew Crew

2,001–5,000 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by Brewers Supply Group
Liquid Gravity Brewing Co., San Luis Obispo, CA
Brendan Gough & Beau Sorenson

5,001–15,000 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by Country Malt Group
Wibby Brewing, Longmont, CO
Team Wibby Brewing

15,001–100,000 Barrels Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by Briess Malt & Ingredients Co.
Saint Arnold Brewing Co., Houston, TX
Saint Arnold Brew Crew

Brewery Group Brewery and Brewer of the Year
Sponsored by Encompass Technologies
Allagash Brewing Co., Portland, ME
Team Allagash

About the Great American Beer Festival
The Great American Beer Festival (GABF), hosted annually by the Brewers Association in Denver, Colorado, stands as the premier celebration of American craft brewing, drawing tens of thousands of beer enthusiasts from around the globe. This iconic event showcases thousands of beers from hundreds of breweries. GABF’s renowned competition, the largest of its kind, awards medals across diverse categories, judged by international experts, highlighting the creativity and quality of U.S. craft beer. With live music, culinary pairings, and a vibrant taproom atmosphere, GABF unites communities through a shared passion for exceptional brews and unforgettable experiences.

 

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Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. 25th Anniversary Celebration to Begin October 1st A Week-Month of Festivities to Celebrate 25 Years!

September 13, 2024 by Spencer Mapes

LEXINGTON, Ky., September 12, 2024— Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co., the only brewery and distillery on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail®, announces early preparations for its upcoming 25th Anniversary Celebration in October 2024. As Bourbon Heritage Month winds down at the end of September, we’re excited to keep the festivities going and extend the celebration into October for our anniversary. Join us for a month filled with special events and activities designed to continue the excitement and honor our rich history.

Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co.

October marks the anniversary month for the modern-day Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co., which has been proudly and independently owned and operated by the Lyons family since 1999, when the operation was acquired.

The first era of Lexington Brewing Co. began in the 1890s and ended during Prohibition, with the brewery changing ownership several times in the decades that followed. When Pearse Lyons and his son, Mark, explored the brewery in 1999, it was still in operation but required significant improvement and modernization. Pearse, a visionary and entrepreneur, recognized its potential due to its iconic past. Fueled by a passion for brewing and distilling that runs through the Lyons family’s lineage of Irish coopers, Pearse revived Lexington Brewing Co. and restored a craft beer tradition dating back to the 1700s. Brewing resumed immediately, and by 2006, the first freshly decanted bourbon barrels were filled with Kentucky Ale®, paving the way for what is now one of the largest barrel-aged beer facilities in the world and the creators of the renowned Kentucky® Bourbon Barrel Ale. Upcycling fresh bourbon barrels to produce barrel-aged beer quickly became a hallmark of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co.

Pearse’s vision naturally extended to distilling, given his background in fermentation, his family’s heritage, and Kentucky’s bourbon tradition. In the spring of 2008, two copper pot stills commissioned from Scotland arrived in Lexington, and distillation began that autumn. Four years later, in autumn 2012, the ribbon was cut on Town Branch Distillery, located across from the brewery. This marked the opening of the first new distillery in Lexington, Kentucky, in over 100 years and officially made it the 7th member of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. Those gleaming copper pot stills now stand as a testament to timeless traditions and the bold imagination of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. as it prepares to celebrate a milestone of 25 years.

A Week-Month of Festivities to Celebrate 25 Years

Join us in October for a weeklong celebration of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co.’s 25th anniversary, where we’re pulling out all the stops to mark this milestone in style! From October 1st to October 5th, the Visitor Center will be the epicenter of festivities, featuring exclusive tastings, unique releases, and vibrant events that highlight our rich tradition and innovation.

Kick off the week with a series of exciting whiskey and beer releases, featuring a 5-year aged and barrel-proof beer, the oldest Kentucky Single Malt Whiskey ever bottled-in-bond, and two new whiskey releases showcasing our freshly matured wheated bourbon mash bill. Enjoy music, delicious food, and craft cocktails designed to complement these special releases throughout the week. We’ll also host lively parties, including a finish line bash for the Ragnar Bourbon Chase, complete with a DJ, food trucks, and a Kentucky Bourbon Trail tasting area. Stay tuned for additional festivities throughout October as we continue to celebrate our 25th Anniversary.

This is more than just a celebration—it’s a tribute to the passion and dedication that have defined our 25 years. We invite you to raise a glass with us, explore our special releases, and experience the spirit of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. during this unforgettable week of festivities.

25th Anniversary Week-Month Celebration Highlights:

Annual Cocktail Book + Whiskey Release Tasting – Tuesday October 1st @ Visitor Center (4pm-7pm)

25th Anniversary Cocktail Book w/ recipes from bars/bartenders around the world and for sale onsite only
Town Branch Overproof Kentucky Straight Whiskey – New Release & Complimentary Token Tasting
Town Branch 7yr Kentucky Single Malt Whiskey – Allocated Release & Complimentary Token Tasting
Happy Hour Menu + Outside Music and Mingling (Weather Permitting)

Kentucky® Pumpkin Barrel Ale Fest – Wednesday October 2nd @ Visitor Center (4pm-7pm)

Vintage 2023 Kentucky® Pumpkin Barrel Ale Release + Charity Pumpkin Fest Fundraiser
Kentucky® Pumpkin Barrel Ale Complimentary Token Tasting
Happy Hour Drinks w/ Pumpkin Inspired Hand-Crafted Cocktails

25th Anniversary Single Barrel Reserve Bourbon Release – Thursday October 3rd @ Visitor Center (4pm-7pm)

Town Branch 25th Anniversary Single Barrel Reserve Bourbon Release + Complimentary Token Tasting
Happy Hour Menu w/ Overproof Inspired Cocktails
After Party at Bluegrass Tavern – 8pm to Late (115 Cheapside, Lexington, KY 40507)

25th Anniversary Liars & Lambs Beer Release (Kentucky Only) – Friday October 4th @ Visitor Center (4pm-7pm)

Liars & Lambs Raspberry Brown Ale – Kentucky Only Release + Complimentary Token Tasting
Happy Hour Menu w/ Beer & Spirits Specials
After Party at The Jockey Bar + Tap Takeover – 8pm to Late (131 Cheapside, Lexington, KY 40507)

Ragnar Bourbon Chase Finish Line Party – Saturday October 5th @ Visitor Center (10am-8pm)

Finish Line Party w/ DJ, Food Trucks, Kentucky Bourbon Trail Tasting Area
Special Releases available within the Visitor Center – Merch, Bottles, Drinks, etc.

About the Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co.:

Located in Lexington, Kentucky, Lexington Brewing Co. was originally established in 1890 and revitalized in 1999 by the late Pearse Lyons and his son Mark Lyons, evolving into Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. with the addition of Town Branch Distillery. Pearse Lyons was a pioneering Irish entrepreneur and scientist with a master’s degree in brewing and a Ph.D. in yeast fermentation. He also founded Alltech, a global leader in animal health and nutrition. Today, both Alltech and Lexington Brewing & Distilling are led by his son, Mark Lyons, who represents the seventh generation of the Lyons family in the brewing, distilling, and cooperage industry. Lexington Brewing & Distilling is renowned for its Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale® and Town Branch Distillery, which is a proud member of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail®. Committed to sustainability, every emptied barrel is upcycled from the distillery to the brewery to create exceptional beer and spirits.

About Town Branch Distillery:

Located in Lexington, Kentucky, Town Branch Distillery is notable as the first new distillery to open in the city since Prohibition. It is part of Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co., the only brewery and distillery on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail®?. The distillery produces several acclaimed spirits, including Town Branch Bourbon, Town Branch True Cask Bourbon, Town Branch Rye, Town Branch Malt, and Bluegrass Sundown, a Bourbon-infused coffee liqueur. Town Branch upcycles every used barrel to craft a variety of whiskeys and barrel-aged beers, such as Lexington’s flagship Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale. This process ensures each barrel’s legacy continues within our diverse product line.

About Kentucky®? Barrel-Aged Beers:

Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co., the only brewery and distillery on the Kentucky Bourbon Trail®?, specializes in the art of barrel-aging beer. As one of the largest barrel-aged beer brands globally, Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co. leverages its access to freshly decanted Kentucky Bourbon barrels to craft a unique style of beer. Offerings include the renowned Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale®, Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Imperial Milk Stout, Kentucky Vanilla Barrel Cream Ale, Kentucky Pumpkin Barrel Ale, and a selection of Kentucky® Barrel-Aged Seasonal and Specialty releases. Upcycling its own bourbon barrels enhances the quality of its barrel-aged beers with a distinct character that sets them apart from other breweries in America.

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Filed Under: Beer, Beer Festival, Distillery Tagged With: Kentucky Barrel-Aged Beers, Lexington Brewing, Lexington Distilling, Town Branch

Prost Brewing and the Prost Pilsner

August 2, 2024 by Dustin Scoggins

Prost Brewing
Photo Credit: Prost Brewing

Denver, CO – Prost Brewing is an award-winning craft brewery renowned for honoring German brewing traditions, from sourcing high quality ingredients to brewing authentic, classic styles. Even their name has German influences with “prost” being German for “Cheers!” And their approach to one historical style in particular, is genius.

Crafted to combine the wisdom of traditional brewing practices with modern ingredients and brewing principles, Prost Pilsner is a 4.9% ABV year-round release with an approachable opulence that showcases a stunning balance of the finest German malts and noble hops.

About Prost Brewing

The mission is simple – to brew a bier so good, that it fosters a sense of community around all those who enjoy it. At the brewery we live this mission every day, dedicating ourselves to the unbridled pursuit of German craft bier perfection. While the formula is simple, the process is far from it. In the search for perfection, we have developed a unique brewing process backed by an unparalleled facility design, drawing inspiration from the techniques of the past and capabilities from the technology of the future. The results are simply world-class.

For more information please visit https://www.prostbrewing.com/brewery

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Upcoming Events at Combustion Brewing

February 21, 2024 by Spencer Mapes

Clintonville’s Cold – Hazy IPA Release & Tap Takeover
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2024
4 PM – 7 PM

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Combustion, Derive and Yellow Springs came together to brew Clintonville’s Cold – Hazy IPA, and we’re excited to celebrate its release at all 3 taprooms by taking over a Clintonville icon (for a few hours), and toasting all the things that make our community unforgettable! #PickOhioBeer #DrinkBeerMadeHere

Join us February 23rd from 4-7pm at Studio 35 for a chance to sample our collaboration alongside two other beers from each of the three Clintonville breweries. We’ll have Combustion IPA – American IPA and Mayflower Macchiato – Espresso Milk Stout available for the first time at Studio 35!

Clintonville’s Cold – Hazy IPA was brewed with ale yeast fermented cold, making this 6% cold hazy IPA drink like a session! Light & crisp with lemony/lemon zest flavors up front, followed by tangerine and pineapple in the finish!

Citra Incognito, Michigan Copper, Cryo Cascade, and Michigan Chinook (a fruit forward chinook variety) come together for a complex layering of flavors.

See you at Studio 35!

Clintonville’s Cold – Hazy IPA is on draft NOW at both Combustion Clintonville and Combustion Pickerington, so you don’t have to wait for the Tap Take-Over to enjoy a pint!

PICK OHIO BEER Festival 2024
SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 2024
• Session 1 • NOON – 3:00 PM
• Session 2 • 3:30 – 6:30 PM

Enjoy artisanal beer curated from twelve of Ohio’s most highly sought-after breweries at Pick Ohio Beer Fest! Beer samples will reflect the unique talents of each brewery under one roof. This intimate festival experience will be hosted at Combustion Private Event Space and presented in collaboration with Helping Hops. All festival profits benefit NC4K, blending an unparalleled tasting experience with an opportunity to make a positive impact for families facing childhood cancer. We promise a great selection of beer with generous result! #PickOhioBeer #DrinkBeerMadeHere

Festival Tickets
https://www.combustionbrewing.com/tickets

“The Pick Ohio Beer Fest is one of my favorite events that we do at Combustion. The opportunity to sample special and unique beers, not just the flagships, from all of these amazing breweries in one spot is truly unique and sets our event apart. If you are into craft beer at its finest, this is not an event you want to miss” – Keith Jackson

“Pick Ohio Beer Festival is unique in that we limit the number of tickets sold per session to 160, keeping the feel intimate and special. You really get an opportunity to try each beer and have a conversation with the brewery representatives in attendance. This year we have added the VIP Ticket option to elevate the experience and give craft beer enthusiasts an opportunity to jump behind the scenes at Combustion. The profits of the 2024 Pick Ohio Beer Festival will go towards families who are facing some really hard days through our partnership with Helping Hops and NC4K.” – Sarah Jackson

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Filed Under: Beer, Beer Festival, Collaboration Beers Tagged With: Columbus Beer, Combustion, Combustion Brewing, Ohio beer, Pick Ohio Beer

StormBreaker Brewing Celebrates Zwickelmania With Tours and Two Beer Releases

February 15, 2024 by Spencer Mapes

PORTLAND, Oregon— StormBreaker Brewing, the award-winning Portland, OR brewpub, will celebrate Zwickelmania, the annual celebration of Oregon craft beer organized by the Oregon Brewers Guild, on Saturday, February 17, with a brand new beer and the return of an award winning favorite.

Zwickelmania was started in 2008 with the premise of bringing customers behind the scenes to offer a sneak peek at the elements of brewing that typically aren’t accessible to the general public.

StormBreaker is leaning into the traditional spirit of Zwickelmania with its celebration this year, offering visitors the opportunity to experience a tour of its production space, complete with a detailed discussion of the processes, equipment, and ingredients it uses to produce its beers. During the tour, visitors will also get to meet members of StormBreaker’s brewing and production team, who will be available to answer questions and provide further insights into the company’s brewing operations.

“Zwickelmania is a fun day for us because we’re able to give visitors access to our production space and team that we unfortunately aren’t able to do on a regular basis,” explained Rob Lutz, StormBreaker Brewing’s brewmaster and co-owner. “Our staff really enjoys the day and the opportunity it provides to interact more closely with the community. We regularly hear the feedback that when we do give tours, visitors thoroughly enjoy themselves and get a lot out of the experience.”

Visitors who participate in a tour with StormBreaker as part of Zwickelmania will receive a complimentary tasting flight at its conclusion, an opportunity to taste the output from the process, equipment, and ingredients they just learned more about.

As part of its Zwickelmania celebration, StormBreaker will also release two special beers:

Oregon IPA is a 6.4% ABV American IPA containing Citra, Mosaic, and Simcoe hops that provide tropical aromas and flavors, with notes of pine.

“StormBreaker is proud to call Oregon home, so we made this beer to celebrate this lovely state and its many trails, rambling rivers, and unique adventures,” added Lutz. “We feel like it’s the perfect companion to the outdoor activities we have available to us throughout the state.”

Oregon IPA will be available on draft and in cans for to-go purchases on Saturday at both StormBreaker locations, Mississippi Ave. and St. John’s. Following Zwickelmania, It will be also available throughout Oregon and Washington.

Buffalo Smile is an 8% ABV Imperial IPA that is overflowing with a blend of hops that includes Cascade, Columbus, Ella, and Strata. It was double-dry hopped at the end of the brew cycle with four pounds per barrel of Mosaic and Amarillo. Buffalo Smile brings all the hop flavors for the hopheads, yet is smooth enough for fans of any beer style to enjoy.

Buffalo Smile medaled in the 2021 Oregon Beer Awards, earning bronze in the Imperial IPA category. This is one of the few occasions that the brewery has since released the beer, providing consumers with a rare chance to taste the award-winning recipe.

Buffalo Smile will be available on draft and in cans to-go in Oregon and Washington, as well as at all StormBreaker locations: Mississippi Ave. and St. John’s.

About StormBreaker Brewing

StormBreaker Brewing is an award-winning craft brewpub co-founded in Portland, Oregon by Dan Malech and Rob Lutz in 2014. The brewery focuses on a wide range of craft beer and specialty craft cocktails and mocktails in two distinct locations, StormBreaker Mississippi Ave. and StormBreaker St. John’s, and strives to constantly produce innovative and high quality offerings. And don’t forget about the StormerBreaker Beer Cart located inside The Yard at Montavilla at NE 82nd and Davis, serving up beer, wine, cider and cocktails available onsite or to go.

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Filed Under: Beer, Beer Festival Tagged With: Oregon Beer, StormBreaker, StormBreaker Brewing, Zwickelmania

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