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Beer Awards 2021 BEER AWARDS 2021 Results Catalogue 1 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE BEER AWARDS 2021 The Beer Awards, reinvigorated in 2019 after a long hiatus, invites the top brewers from across Australia to compete for national recognition. Featuring a dedicated team of brewers, beer writers and industry figures, the competition offers a comprehensive snapshot of the quality of Australian brewing and a trustworthy guide for consumers. COUNCIL STEWARDS Cr Angus Adnam ADVISORY GROUP Anthony Clem Chris Sheehan Graeme Kovalevsky Lee McAlister-Smiley Matt Kirkegaard Pete Mitcham Scott Hargrave Steve Henderson RNA SENIOR COMPETITIONS & EVENTS COORDINATOR Ms Stephanie Yoon T: 0433 044 174 E: [email protected] COMPETITION SUPPORTERS The RNA Thanks the following supporters who have contributed towards the conducting of the 2021 Beer Awards. Competition Supporters Media Partner 2 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE HONOUR LIST For the Grand Champion Beer. The Beer Awards congratulates previous winners. 2019 Burleigh Brewing Company Burleigh Bock (Draught) 2020 Moffat Beach Brewing Co Moffs Summer Ale (Draught) 2021 BEER AWARDS TEAM PANEL CHAIRS CHIEF STEWARD Anthony Clem Joslyn Erickson Brennan Fielding Caolan Vaughan HONOURARY COUNCIL STEWARD Chris Sheehan Graeme Kovalevsky Lachlan Crothers Lee McAlister-Smiley STEWARDS Lincon Gibbs Scott Hargrave Aaron Payne Mark Davies Steve Henderson Adam Schell Mason Pack Alex Taubert Matthew Wolfe JUDGES Alexander Binks Michael Byrnes Angus Grant Nathan McWilliams Allan Tilden Annelies Nijskens Paul Lappin Christian McGarry Cameron McMillian Peter Hoban Dave Ward Cary MacDonald Richard Hudson Emma Young Cassie Mutimer Rob Ahchee Gavin Croft Curran McCarthy Shane Aulsebrook Jake Harrison Daryle Cook Sharynne Wilson Jess Craig Dave Claughton Stuart Hallam Kieron Young David Musgrave Vickie-Lee Creighton Lauren Jack Dean Borecki Lindsay Crawford Dean Maher Maria Tarazona Gonzalez Emilee Dell-Wallace Mark Howes Fabrizio Ceccarelli Matt Jancauskas George MacGregor Matthew Cuthbert Graham Butcher Michael McGovern Greg Harwood Narrelle Lukasik Helen Baker Simeon Bonetti Jimmy Van Eetvelde Tom Champion John Baxter ASSOCIATE JUDGES John Street Ken Capps David Mullins Lucy Shorrock Fergus Seppanen Luke Edwards Luke Cooper Matt Wilson Pedro Bevilaqua de Lucca RNA Peter Wheldon Phil Sharp – Head of Competitions & Events Rebekah Smedley Stephanie Yoon – Senior Competition and Events Coordinator Sean Culverston James Rogers – Competition System Coordinator Toby Stodart Tony Vega 3 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE 2021 COMPETITION REPORT Total Entries: 485 Packaged: 225 Draught: 260 CATEGORY ENTRIES GOLD SILVER BRONZE Pale Ale 106 6 12 47 Amber Dark-Ale 15 1 3 4 Porter-Stout 17 1 1 12 Hybrid Beer 55 2 10 18 Lager 77 2 15 25 IPA (India Pale Ale) 71 8 12 28 European-Style Ale 17 2 2 9 Session Beer 57 10 14 15 Strong Beer 30 2 12 9 Mixed Culture Beer 40 5 14 13 TOTAL 485 39 95 180 4 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE 2021 CATEGORY TROPHY WINNERS CHAMPION PALE ALE - SUPPORTED BY YAKIMA CHIEF HOPS Passenger Pale Ale (Draught) CHAMPION AMBER DARK-ALE – SUPPORTED BY PACIFIC HOTEL BRISBANE Rougey Red (Packaged) CHAMPION PORTER-STOUT – SUPPORTED BY KONVOY Writersblock (Packaged) CHAMPION HYBRID BEER Dark Side Bourbon Barrel Stout (Packaged) CHAMPION LAGER – SUPPORTED BY BARRETT BURSTON MALTING CO PTY LTD Sydney Brewery Pilsner (Draught) 5 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE CHAMPION INDIA PALE ALE - SUPPORTED BY PACIFIC HOTEL BRISBANE Code Red (Packaged) CHAMPION EUROPEAN-STYLE ALE Brussels Ale (Draught) CHAMPION SESSION BEER - SUPPORTED BY YAKIMA CHIEF HOPS Moffs Summer Ale (Draught) CHAMPION STRONG BEER - SUPPORTED BY 13 CABS Hop Skip Jump IPA (Draught) CHAMPION MIXED CULTURE BEER - SUPPORTED BY 13 CABS Table Beer (Packaged) BEST QUEENSLAND BEER OF SHOW - SUPPORTED BY TREASURY BRISBANE Hop Skip Jump IPA (Draught) 6 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE 2021 MAJOR TROPHY WINNERS BEST NEW BREWERY Stomping Ground Brewing Co CHAMPION SMALL/MEDIUM BREWERY Sydney Brewery CHAMPION LARGE BREWERY – SUPPORTED BY CRYER MALT Black Hops Brewing CHAMPION BREWPUB Moffat Beach Brewing Co GRAND CHAMPION BEER Sydney Brewery Pilsner (Draught) 7 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE 2021 COMPETITION RESULTS Cat. Award Exhibitor Commercial Name Points No. PALE ALE PALE ALE CLASS 1.B Extra Special Bitter Bronze 1 Common Ground Brewing Milton Bitter Draught 14.5 PALE ALE CLASS 1.E English-Style Summer Ale Gold 3 Sydney Brewery Blue Swimmer Summer Ale Draught 17.5 Gold 8 Black Hops Brewing Send It Draught 17.5 Bronze 6 Sydney Brewery Blue Swimmer Summer Ale Packaged 14.5 Bronze 9 Black Hops Brewing Send It Packaged 14.5 Bronze 7 Felons Brewing Co. Felons Natural Ale Packaged 14.0 Bronze 10 Felons Brewing Co. Felons Natural Ale Draught 14.0 PALE ALE CLASS 1.F Classic English-Style Pale Ale Bronze 11 Brass Monkey Brewhouse Pty Ltd Severn River Pale Ale Packaged 15.0 PALE ALE CLASS 1.G Golden or Blonde Ale Bronze 13 Sea Legs Brewing Dr. Swift’s Golden Ale Draught 15.0 Bronze 12 FICK Brewing Company Golden Ale Draught 14.5 PALE ALE CLASS 1.H American-Style Pale Ale Gold 20 Moffat Beach Brewing Co Passenger Pale Ale Packaged 18.0 Gold 28 Moffat Beach Brewing Co Passenger Pale Ale Draught 18.0 Silver 18 Stomping Ground Brewing Co Gipps Street Pale Ale Draught 16.0 Silver 23 Blasta Brewing Company Grimster Rocks Mosaic Draught 16.0 Silver 34 Sanctus Brewing Co Big River XPA Draught 16.0 Silver 19 Sydney Brewery Sydney Brewery Pale Ale Packaged 15.5 Bronze 15 Straddie Brewing Amity Pale Ale Packaged 15.0 Bronze 17 Fonzie Abbott Classic Pale Draught 15.0 Bronze 21 Headricks Lane Brewing/ Auckland Fitzroy Ale/ Auckland Point Ale Draught 15.0 House Brewing Bronze 35 Sauce Brewing Co Hop Sauce Packaged 15.0 Bronze 16 Sydney Brewery Sydney Brewery Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 25 KS Brewing Killer Sprocket Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 26 Burleigh Brewing Co Burleigh 28 Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 29 Blasta Brewing Company Grimster Rocks Mosaic Packaged 14.5 Bronze 30 Six String Brewing Company Tropical Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 31 Revel Brewing Company Oxford Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 36 Exit Brewing Exit Brewing Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 37 Ironbark Hill Brewhouse American Pale Ale Draught 14.0 PALE ALE CLASS 1.I German-Style Koelsch Bronze 41 Badlands Brewery Brewbacca Draught 14.0 PALE ALE CLASS 1.J Classic Australian-Style Pale Ale Silver 42 J Boag & Son Brewing James Boag’s XXX Ale Packaged 15.5 Bronze 43 Boiling Pot Brewing Co Golden Ale Packaged 15.0 8 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE Cat. Award Exhibitor Commercial Name Points No. PALE ALE CLASS 1.K Australian-Style Pale Ale Gold 81 Felons Brewing Co. Felons Australian Pale Ale Packaged 17.0 Silver 52 Stomping Ground Brewing Co Hop Stomper Draught 16.5 Silver 54 Slipstream Brewing Company Unplugged Australian Pale Ale Draught 16.5 Silver 76 Froth Rookies Brewing Company Froth Rookies Pale Ale Draught 16.5 Silver 77 Black Hops Brewing Pale Ale Packaged 16.5 Bronze 46 Aether Brewing Pit Stop Pale Ale Draught 15.0 Bronze 55 Burleigh Brewing Co Burleigh Twisted Palm Draught 15.0 Bronze 56 Slipstream Brewing Company Laguna Tropical Pale Ale Packaged 15.0 Bronze 79 Fonzie Abbott Twin Palms Draught 15.0 Bronze 45 Revel Brewing Company Revel Summer Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 48 Newstead Brewing Co Nineteen-09 - Coastal Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 50 Vale Vale Tropic Ale Packaged 14.5 Bronze 64 Your Mates Brewing Company Larry Pale Ale Packaged 14.5 Bronze 68 Slipstream Brewing Company Laguna Tropical Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 58 Gypsy Fox Brewing Company Original Ale Packaged 14.0 Bronze 59 Slipstream Brewing Company Pale Ale Packaged 14.0 Bronze 61 Jetty Road Brewery Pale Ale Draught 14.0 Bronze 69 Volcanic Brewing Pale Ale Draught 14.0 Bronze 75 Sunshine Brewery Pty Ltd V.E.S.P.A. - IV Draught 14.0 Bronze 78 Soapbox Beer ‘Opinionator’ Pale Ale Draught 14.0 PALE ALE CLASS 1.L International-Style Pale Ale Silver 92 10 Toes Brewery Lucid Dreams IPA Packaged 16.5 Silver 85 One Drop Brewing Company XPA Packaged 16.0 Silver 89 Black Hops Brewing Hornet Packaged 15.5 Bronze 82 Jetty Road Brewery XPA Draught 15.0 Bronze 86 Ballistic Beer Company Revelation IPA Draught 15.0 Bronze 90 Ballistic Beer Company Ballistic Pale Draught 15.0 Bronze 87 Black Hops Brewing Hornet Draught 14.5 Bronze 94 Brouhaha Brewery Hinterland Pale Ale Draught 14.5 Bronze 84 Balter Brewing Balter XPA Packaged 14.0 Bronze 91 All Inn Brewing Co Mercenary Packaged 14.0 Bronze 95 Ballistic Beer Company Ballistic IPA Draught 14.0 PALE ALE CLASS 1.M Juicy or Hazy Pale Ale Gold 101 Revel Brewing Company DDH Hazy IPA Draught 17.5 Bronze 96 Ballistic Beer Company Hawaiian Haze Draught 14.5 Bronze 100 Boiling Pot Brewing Co 22 Patels Packaged 14.0 9 COMPETITION RESULTS CATALOGUE Cat. Award Exhibitor Commercial Name Points No. AMBER DARK-ALE AMBER DARK-ALE CLASS 2.A English-Style Brown Ale Gold 108 Gypsy Fox Brewing Company Rougey Red Packaged 17.5 AMBER DARK-ALE CLASS 2.B American-Style Amber/Red Ale Bronze 112 Slipstream Brewing Company Scooter American Red Ale Packaged 15.0 Bronze 114 All Inn Brewing Co Blind Axeman Packaged 14.0 Bronze 115 Soapbox Beer ‘Loud Mouth’ American Amber Ale Draught 14.0 Bronze 117 Slipstream Brewing Company Scooter American Red Ale Draught 14.0 AMBER DARK-ALE CLASS 2.C American-Style Brown Ale Silver 118 Revel Brewing Company Browntown Brown Ale Packaged 15.5 Silver 119 Burleigh Brewing Co Burleigh Hazelnut Brown Ale Draught 15.5 AMBER DARK-ALE CLASS 2.F Irish-Style Red Ale Silver 123 Common Ground Brewing Rebellion Draught 16.5 PORTER-STOUT PORTER-STOUT CLASS 3.A Brown Porter Silver 128 Sydney Brewery Smooth Talker Porter Draught 15.5 Bronze 124 All Inn Brewing Co Clockwork Packaged 15.0 Bronze 125 Burleigh Brewing Co Burleigh Mac Nut Porter Draught 15.0 Bronze 127 Badlands Brewery Darkness Draught 14.5 Bronze 126 10 Toes Brewery Alter Ego Vanilla Porter Packaged 14.0 PORTER-STOUT CLASS 3.B Robust Porter Bronze 129 Sea Legs Brewing Milk Stout Draught 14.0 PORTER-STOUT CLASS 3.C Sweet Stout or Cream Stout Gold 132 All Inn Brewing Co Writersblock Packaged 17.0 Bronze 130 Brisbane Brewing Co.
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