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Click Here for the 2012 Winners Thanks To All Who Participated in the Son of Brewzilla Homebrew Competition There were 344 entries and 150 registered participants, judges, and stewards. Best of Show Winners BOS - Beer Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Steve Amey Sour Dwarf 17C Sour Ale: Flanders Brown Ale/Oud Bruin Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Mike Yingling VonYingling’s Alt 7A Amber Hybrid Beer: Northern German Altbier Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Mike Piazza rostizado 12A Porter: Brown Porter Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Table 1: Light Lagers (12 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Kevin Kearney Helles 1D: Munich Helles 2nd Michael Horn Mill Road Export Lager 1E: Dortmunder Export 3rd Larry Reuter Corny 1B: Standard American Lager Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) HM Jim Gress Himmlische Hellesbier 1D: Munich Helles Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Table 2: Pilseners (8 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Christopher Schaeffer Cleveland Pilsner 2C: Classic American Pilsner 2nd Michael Malinowski Pandora Pils 2A: German Pilsner (Pils) Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Gautam Bagchi Barky Pilsner 2A: German Pilsner (Pils) SODZ HM Mike Yingling Erstbier 2A: German Pilsner (Pils) Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Table 3: Euro Amber Lagers (11 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club Anthony Vaccani 1st #1 Oktoberfest 3B: Oktoberfest/Marzen Co-Brewer: Paul Vaccani 2nd Larry Reuter Vennielicious 3A: Vienna Lager Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd chad vanderpool Oktoberfest 3B: Oktoberfest/Marzen MALTZ Table 4: Light Hybrids (27 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Dave Clark Killer Kolsch 6C: Kolsch Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 2nd Michael Malinowski Kaiserin Kolsch 6C: Kolsch Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Marty Lindon Not Uncommonly Cali 6C: Kolsch Table 5: Amber Hybrids (9 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Mike Yingling VonYingling’s Alt 7A: Northern German Altbier Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Aaron Kurka Altbier Von Kurka 7C: Dusseldorf Altbier Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Brad Clifford Clifford’s Altbier 7C: Dusseldorf Altbier Table 6: English Pales (12 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Larry Reuter R English Pale 8C: Extra Special/Strong Bitter (English Pale Ale) Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd chad vanderpool Glory Be 8B: Special/Best/Premium Bitter MALTZ 3rd Steve Amey Deerstalker 8B: Special/Best/Premium Bitter Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Table 7: Scottish Ales (12 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Greg Irving Oui Oui Heavy 9E: Strong Scotch Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 2nd Todd Donnelly Scottish Power 9E: Strong Scotch Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 3rd Dave Clark Lemmy Kiltminister 9E: Strong Scotch Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) HM Mike Piazza 60 Cent Pistol 9A: Scottish Light 60/- Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Table 8: American Ales (31 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Greg Irving Tiffani Amber Thiessen 10B: American Amber Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 2nd Chris Hammer-Huber Double H Brown Ale 10C: American Brown Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Kyle Roth 3rd Northcoast Pale Ale 10A: American Pale Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Co-Brewer: Ferndock Table 9: English Brown Ales (10 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st chad vanderpool Downtown Brown 11C: Northern English Brown Ale MALTZ 2nd Michael Creveling Northern Mad Cow 11C: Northern English Brown Ale Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Bill Bopp Mild 11A: Mild SODZ Table 10: German Wheat & Ryes (13 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Nate Levengood In your Weizenbock 15C: Weizenbock Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Todd Donnelly King of the Wheats 15C: Weizenbock Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 3rd tim mcdonnell wb 15C: Weizenbock Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) HM Chad Heuser Day Long Dunkel 15B: Dunkelweizen Lorain County Brew Club Table 11: Fruit Beers (10 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club Mike Yingling 1st Ich bin ein berliner weiss mit pfirsich 20A: Fruit Beer Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Co-Brewer: Mike Malinowski 2nd Marty Lindon Raspberry Stout 20A: Fruit Beer Kevin Sponsler 3rd Blackberry Wit 20A: Fruit Beer Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Co-Brewer: Jeff Sponsler, Dan Knechtel Table 12: Spice / Herb / Veggie Beers (26 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Mike Yingling Mike’s Breakfast Blend 21A: Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Frank Barickman Jalapeno IPA 21A: Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer SODZ 3rd Chad Dolis Peppermint Stout 21A: Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer HM Jermaine Whitore Patterson’s Pumkin Ale 21A: Spice, Herb, or Vegetable Beer Table 13: Sour Ales (12 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Steve Amey Sour Dwarf 17C: Flanders Brown Ale/Oud Bruin Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd chad vanderpool Gueuze 17E: Gueuze MALTZ 3rd Scott Thompson Gueuze 17E: Gueuze T.R.A.S.H. Table 14: Bocks (8 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Paul Shick Yes, Another Eisbock 5D: Eisbock Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 2nd Aaron Kurka Maibock 5A: Maibock/Helles Bock Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Mike Yingling 3rd Anti-Shick Eisbock 5D: Eisbock Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Co-Brewer: Mike Krajewski Table 15: Porters (20 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Mike Piazza rostizado 12A: Brown Porter Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Paul Shick St. Petersburg Heights 12C: Baltic Porter Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 3rd Mike Danks Not a Real Baltic Porter 12C: Baltic Porter Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) Table 16: Stouts (24 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club Greg Irving 1st Scout’s Revenge ’11 13F: Imperial Stout Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Co-Brewer: Mike Irving 2nd Chad Heuser Cocoa B Stout 13D: Foreign Extra Stout Lorain County Brew Club 3rd Paul Shick Heights Midnight 13D: Foreign Extra Stout Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Table 17: IPAs (32 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Michael Malinowski Alpha Male 14B: American IPA Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Mike Piazza Double Chin 14A: English IPA Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Mark Sheppa Descent Simulation IPA 14B: American IPA Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Table 18: Strong Ales (6 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Larry Reuter Barley Popandriod 19C: American Barleywine Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Todd Donnelly Yee Olde One 19A: Old Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 3rd Chad Heuser Turf Tongue 19C: American Barleywine Lorain County Brew Club Table 19: Belgian and French Ales (31 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Rob Falck Biere de Garde 16D: Biere de Garde 2nd Mike Ontolchik La Biere Tonduese Funk 16E: Belgian Specialty Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 3rd chad vanderpool Saison 16C: Saison MALTZ Kevin Kearney HM saison 16C: Saison Co-Brewer: Matt Duffee Table 20: Belgian Strong Ales (20 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club Marty Hassink 1st Tripe Whammy 18C: Belgian Tripel Co-Brewer: Jim Marlow 2nd Mike Ontolchik St. Bernard 18E: Belgian Dark Strong Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) 3rd Chris Chrisman Abigail Louise 18D: Belgian Golden Strong Ale HM Paul Shick Summer Blond(e) 18A: Belgian Blond Ale Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers (SNOB) Table 21: Smoked & Wood Aged Beers (15 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Larry Reuter RauchenWiezen 22B: Other Smoked Beer Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Larry Reuter Rauch-me-baby 22A: Classic Rauchbier Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 3rd Chris Braden One Man Wolfpack Imperial Smoked Porter 22B: Other Smoked Beer The Brewing Network Table 22: Specialty Beers (22 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Marty Hassink Red Menace 23A: Specialty Beer 2nd Vic Gonzales Wheat IPA 23A: Specialty Beer chris cain 3rd black nugget ipa 23A: Specialty Beer Co-Brewer: pat cain Table 23: Dark Lagers (5 Entries) Place Brewer(s) Entry Name Style Club 1st Larry Reuter Black German 4C: Schwarzbier Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ) 2nd Robert Luebbering South Hickory Dunkel 4B: Munich Dunkel 3rd Steve Amey Eclipse 4B: Munich Dunkel Society of Akron Area Zymurgists (SAAZ).
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