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Country Winners COUNTRY WINNERS COUNTRY WINNERS THE HILTON LONDON OLYMPIA 10 AUGUST 2017 Dark Beer American Brown Ale ................................................ 2 Bitter 4 – 5% ......................................................... 16 Barley Wine ............................................................ 2 Bitter Over 5% ....................................................... 16 Belgian Style Dubbel ................................................ 2 Bitter Up To 4% ...................................................... 16 Belgian Style Strong ................................................. 2 Cream Ales ........................................................... 16 Black IPA ................................................................. 3 Golden ................................................................. 16 English Brown Ale .................................................... 3 Imperial / Double IPA ............................................. 17 Mild ....................................................................... 3 IPA ....................................................................... 17 Oud Bruin ............................................................... 4 Kölsch .................................................................. 18 Strong .................................................................... 4 Low Strength .......................................................... 19 Vintage ................................................................... 4 Pale Ale ................................................................ 19 Seasonal ............................................................... 20 Session IPA ............................................................ 20 Flavoured Beer Chocolate & Coffee .................................................. 4 Fruit & Vegetable ..................................................... 4 Sour Beer Flavoured Lambic ................................................... 20 Herb & Spice ........................................................... 5 German Style ........................................................ 21 Honey & Maple ....................................................... 6 Gueze .................................................................. 21 Smoke .................................................................... 6 Kriek .................................................................... 21 Spirit ...................................................................... 6 Lambic .................................................................. 21 Wood Aged ............................................................ 7 Sour Ale ............................................................... 21 Lager Speciality Alcohol-Free ............................................................ 7 Brut / Champagne ................................................. 21 Amber / Vienna ...................................................... 7 Experimental ......................................................... 22 Bock ....................................................................... 8 Gluten-Free ............................................................ 22 Czech Style Pale ...................................................... 8 Rice ...................................................................... 22 Dark ....................................................................... 9 Rye ....................................................................... 23 Dortmunder ........................................................... 10 German Style Pale ................................................. 10 Helles / Münchner ................................................. 11 Stout & Porter Low Carb / Low Alcohol 0.1 – 2% ............................. 11 Flavoured Stout / Porter .......................................... 23 Seasonal ....................................................................12 Imperial Stout ........................................................ 24 Strong ........................................................................12 Porter ................................................................... 24 Stout ..................................................................... 24 Strong Porter ......................................................... 25 Pale Beer Sweet / Milk / Oatmeal Stout ................................. 25 Altbier .................................................................. 12 Amber .................................................................. 12 Wheat Beer Barley Wine .......................................................... 13 Alcohol-Free .......................................................... 26 Belgian Style Ale .................................................... 14 Bavarian Hefeweiss ................................................ 26 Belgian Style Blonde ............................................... 14 Bavarian Kristal ..................................................... 26 Belgian Style Strong ............................................... 14 Belgian Style Witbier .............................................. 27 Belgian Style Tripel ................................................. 15 Dark ..................................................................... 27 Bière De Garde / Saison ........................................ 15 Strong .................................................................. 27 United Kingdom Dark Beer Country Winner Harvey’s: Christmas Ale Gold American Brown Ale Robinsons: Old Tom Original Finland United States Country Winner Country Winner Pyynikin: Ruby Jazz Ale Deschutes: Mirror Mirror Germany Country Winner Belgian Style Dubbel Braufactum: The Brale Belgium Japan Country Winner Country Winner Steenbrugge: Dubbel Bruin Isekadoya Brewery: Brown Ale Gold Brouwerij Cornelissen: Sint-Gummarus dubbel Netherlands Silver Country Winner Paljas: Bruin Bird Brewery: Nognietnaar Huismus Bronze United Kingdom St. Bernardus: Prior 8 Country Winner Brazil Edinburgh Beer Factory: BUNK! Edinburgh Brown Country Winner United States Wäls: Dubbel Country Winner Canada Hazelnut: Brown Nectar Country Winner Le Trou du diable: La Grivoise de Noël Barley Wine Gold Microbrasserie du Lac-Saint-Jean: Gros Mollet Dubble Belge Brazil Silver Country Winner Mons: Dubbel D’Abbaye Backer: Cabral Gold Finland SUD Barleywine: English Barleywine Country Winner Silver Luostari: Dubbel Baden Baden: Red Ale France Canada Country Winner Country Winner Riviere d’Ain: Brune Cameron’s: Early Bird Breakfast Silver Les Brasseurs De Lorraine: Lux Divina France Bronze Country Winner Alaryk: Double Bio La Burdigala: Barley Wine Gold Germany Cap d’Ona: Barley Wine Brune Country Winner Silver Schwarzbräu: Aged Bock 2015 Ninkasi: Grand Cru n°1 Italy Germany Country Winner Country Winner Collesi: Rossa Schwarzbräu: Aged Bock 2012 Gold Silver Gloria Mundi: Il sapore dell’eleganza Crew Republic: Rest in Peace Gold Birrificio della Granda: AbbaziAle Japan Country Winner Netherlands Chateau Kamiya: Barley Wine Country Winner Hertog Jan: Dubbel Netherlands Country Winner Hertog Jan: Grand Prestige Belgian Style Strong Portugal Australia Gold Country Winner Maldita: English Barleywine Redoak: St Nicholas No. 5 2 Belgium Portugal Country Winner Country Winner Cuvée Clarisse: Belgian Style Strong Dark Cinco Chagas: Imperial Black IPA Gold Straffe Hendrik: Quadrupel Taiwan Silver Country Winner Leffe: Radieuse Indie Brew: Dark IPA Bronze United Kingdom Siphon Brewing: Tronk Country Winner Bronze Brighton Bier: Lucky Boy Urthel: Samaranth Gold Brazil St. Peter’s: Crafted Black IPA Silver Silver Wäls: Quadruppel Saltaire Brewery: Kala Black IPA Canada United States Country Winner Country Winner Unibroue: Terrible 5 Hop: IPA Gold Canada Framtpon Brasse: Nuit d’automne Country Winner Silver Lagabière: L’Ordre de toasts Unibroue: Noire de Chambly Bronze Netherlands Unibroue: La Résolution Country Winner France Jopen: Bokbier Country Winner Alaryk: Brune Bio English Brown Ale Gold Triple Secret des Moines: Brune Brazil Gold United States Votus: 004 Country Winner Samuel Adams: Thirteenth Hour Canada Gold Country Winner Reel Ales: Belgian Quad Corsaire: English Brown Ale France Black IPA Country Winner de Vezelay: Brune Bio Belgium Country Winner Ireland The Smiling Dutchman: Black is Black and I Want My Baby Back Country Winner Mac Nutty: Macadamia Nut Brown Ale Brazil Country Winner Japan Backer: Las mafiosas - Corleone Country Winner Silver Hakone beer: Odawara Ale Cervezja Daoravida [78] Tunisia Canada Country Winner Country Winner Stella: Black White Sails: Snake Island CDA United Kingdom Finland Country Winner Country Winner Hook Norton: Old Hooky Ruosniemen Panimo: Arkkitehti United States France Country Winner Country Winner Boar: Brown FrogBeer: Thawack! Italy Mild Country Winner Canada Birrificio della Granda: Black Hop Sun Country Winner Japan Whistler Brewing Co.: Black Tusk Ale Country Winner Johana Beer: Hikiyama Black 3 Japan Malta Country Winner Country Winner Preston Ale Brewery: Brown Ale Cisk: Double Red United Kingdom Netherlands Country Winner Country Winner Long Man Brewery: Old Man Jopen: Johannieter Silver Gold Harvey’s: Old Ale Jopen: Doubting Thomas - Ongelovige Thomas Bronze Brains: Dark United Kingdom Country Winner Dark Island: Reserve Oud Bruin Gold Black Sheep: Riggwelter Australia Silver Country Winner Lacons: Old Nogg Redoak: Chateau Sour United States Belgium Country Winner Country Winner Novo Brazil: Cookie Muncher Liefmans: Goudenband Silver Queue de Charrue:
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