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1996 Winners List BREWERS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS World Beer Cup® 1996 Winners List Category 1: Classic English-Style Pale Ale - 12 Entries Category 26: South German-Style Dunkel Weizen/Dunkel Weissbier - 4 Entries Silver: Pullman Pale Ale 0 Riverside Brewing Co. - Riverside, CA USA Gold: Edelweiss Dunkel - Österreichische Bräu-Aktiengesellschaft - Linz, Austria - (Imported by Bronze: Doggie Style Ale - Broadway Brewing LLC - Denver, CO USA Pa’s Bier Inc./USA) Silver: Paulaner Dunkel Weizen - Paulaner - Munich, Germany - (Imported by Paulaner North Category 2: India Pale Ale - 26 Entries America/USA) Gold: Wet Mountain India Pale Ale - Il Vicino - Salida, CO USA Silver: Blind Pig India Pale Ale - Blind Pig Brewing Co. - Temecula, CA USA Category 27: South German-Style Weizenbock/Weissbock - 2 Entries Bronze: Avery India Pale Ale - Avery Brewing Co. - Boulder, CO USA Gold: Aventinus - Private Weissbierbrauere G. Schneider & Sohn K.G. - Munich, Germany - (Im- ported by G. Schneider & Sohn/USA) Category 3: English-Style Ordinary Bitter - 2 Entries Bronze: Wild Pitch Weizen Bock - Sandlot Brewery at Coors Field - Denver, CO USA Gold: Ruddles Best Bitter - Ruddles Brewery - Rutland, United Kingdom Bronze: Boddington’s Bitter - Boddington’s Brewery - Manchester, England - (Imported by LaBatt Category 28: Belgian-Style Flanders/Oud Bruin Ales - 2 Entries USA/InterBrew) Gold: Liefmans Goudenband - Brouwerij Liefmans - Oudenaarde, Belgium - (Imported by Brewery Riva NV/USA) Category 4: English-Style (Special) Best Bitter - 3 Entries Bronze: Solstice Mystery Ale - Palmer Lake Brewing Co. - Palmer Lake, CO USA Gold: Delaney’s Ale - South China Brewing Co. Ltd. - Aberdeen, Hong Kong Silver: Galena E.S.B. - Sun Valley Brewing Co. - Hailey, ID USA Category 29: Belgian-Style Abbey Ale - 9 Entries Silver: Abbey Belgian Style Ale - New Belgium Brewing Co. - Fort Collins, CO USA Category 5: English-Style (Extra Special) Strong Bitter - 19 Entries Bronze: St. Bernardus Tripel - Brouerij St. Bernardis - Belgium - (Imported by Merchant du Vin Gold: Stoddards E.S.B. - Stoddards Brewhouse and Eatery - Sunnyvale, CA USA Corp./USA) Silver: Extra Special Bitter Ale - Bison Brewing Co. - Berkeley, CA USA Bronze: Rikenjaks E.S.B. - Rikenjaks Brewing Co. Inc. - Lafayette, LA USA Category 30: Belgian-Style Pale Ale - 2 Entries Silver: Fat Tire Amber Ale - New Belgium Brewing Co. - Fort Collins, CO USA Category 6: Scottish-Style Ales - 7 Entries Bronze: Orval Trappist Ale - Orval Trappist Monastery - Florenville, Belgium - (Imported by Mer- Gold: Scotch Ale - Samuel Adams Brewhouse - Philadelphia, PA USA chant du Vin Corp/USA) Silver: Laughing Lab Scottish Ale - Bristol Brewing - Colorado Springs, CO USA Bronze: Right Field Red Ale - Sandlot Brewery at Coors Field - Denver, CO USA Category 31: Belgian-Style Strong Ale - 3 Entries Gold: Pauwel Kwak - Brewery Bosteels - Buggenhout, Belgium Category 7: English-Style Mild Ale - 2 Entries Silver: La Chouffe - Brasserie D’Achouffe - Achouffe, Belgium (Imported by Dafoe Int’l/USA) Gold: Seabright Session Ale - Seabright Brewery - Santa Cruz, CA USA Category 32: Belgian-Style White (or Wit)/Belgian-Style Wheat - 4 Entries Category 8: English-Style Brown Ale - 15 Entries Gold: Hoegaarden - Brouwerij de Kluis - Hoegaarden, Belgium - (Imported by LaBatt USA/Inter- Gold: Redwood Coast Brown - Redwood Coast Brewing Co. - Alameda, CA USA Brew) Silver: Red Brick Ale - Atlanta Brewing Co. - Atlanta, GA USA Silver: Wit - Spring Street Brewing Co. - NY, NY USA Bronze: Granville Island Pale Ale - Granville Island Brewing - Vancouver, BC Canada Bronze: Celis White - Celis Brewery Inc. - Austin, TX USA Category 9: Strong Ale - 17 Entries Category 33: Belgian-Style Lambic - 8 Entries Gold: Star Brew 1000 (Wheat Wine) - Marin Brewing Co. - Larkspur, CA USA Gold: Lindemans’ Cuvèe Renè Lindemans’ Farm Brew - Blezenbeek, Belgium - (Imported by Mer- chant du Vin Corp./USA) Category 10: Barley Wine-Style Ale - 9 Entries Bronze: Belle-Vue Kriek - Brasserie Belle-Vue - Brussels, Belgium - (Imported by LaBatt USA) Gold: Ozone Ale - Hubcap Brewery/Brewing Co. of Vail - Vail, CO USA Silver: Big 12 Barley Wine - Little Apple Brewing Co. - Manhattan, KS USA Category 34: French-Style Bière de Garde - 1 Entry Bronze: Old Blue Granite Barley Wine - Blind Pig Brewing Co. - Temecula, CA USA Gold: Grain d’Orge - Brasserie Jeanne d’Arc - Ronchin-Lille, France Category 11: Robust Porter - 18 Entries Category 35: German-Style Pilsener - 11 Entries Gold: Saint Brigid’s Porter - Great Divide Brewing Co. - Denver, CO USA Gold: Redwood Coast Alpine Gold Pilsner - Redwood Coast Brewing Co. - Alameda, CA USA Silver: BridgePort Porter - BridgePort Brewing Co. - Portland, OR USA Silver: Bohemia Beer - Cerveceria Cuauhtèmoc - Monterrey, Mexico - (Imported by LaBatt USA) Bronze: Edmund Fitzgerald - Great Lakes Brewing Co. - Cleveland, OH USA Bronze: McClintick Pilsner - B.T. McClintick Brewing Co. - Janesville, WI USA Category 12: Brown Porter - 7 Entries Category 36: Bohemian-Style Pilsener - 10 Entries Gold: St. Charles Porter - Blackstone Restaurant & Brewery - Nashville, TN USA Gold: Ruffian Pilsner - Mountain Valley Brew Pub - Suffern, NY USA Silver: Haystack Black - Portland Brewing Co. - Portland, OR USA Silver: Brooklyn Lager - Brooklyn Brewery - Brooklyn, NY USA Bronze: Stoddards Porter - Stoddards Brewhouse and Eatery - Sunnyvale, CA USA Bronze: Bohemian Pilsner - Bohemian Brewery - Torrance, CA USA Category 13: Sweet Stout - 3 Entries Category 37: European-Style Pilsener - 12 Entries Gold: Mackeson XXX Stout - Whitbread Beer Co. - London, England - (Imported by Schoenling Gold: Dos Equis Special Lager - Cerveceria Cuauhtèmoc - Monterrey, Mexico - (Imported by LaBatt Brewing Co./USA) USA) Silver: Stillwater Cream Stout - Colorado Brewing Co. - Thornton, CO USA Silver: Michael Shea’s Blonde Lager - HighFalls Brewing Co. - Rochester, NY USA Bronze: Efes Pilsen - Erciyas Biracilik Ve Malt San, A.S. - Istanbul, Turkey Category 14: Oatmeal Stout - 9 Entries Gold: Zoser Oatmeal Stout - Oasis Brewery - Boulder, CO USA Category 38: European-Style Low-Alcohol Lager/German-Style Leicht - 2 Entries Silver: Blue Ridge Steeple Stout - Frederick Brewing Co. - Frederick, MD USA Bronze: Egger Leicht - Privatbrauerei Fritz Egger Ges.m.b.H - St. Pölten, Austria Bronze: Gray’s Classic Oatmeal Stout - Gray Brewing - Janesville, WI USA Category 39: M…nchner-Style Helles - 13 Entries Category 15: Imperial Stout - 8 Entries Gold: Bow Valley Premium Lager - Bow Valley Brewing Co. - Canmore, Alberta Canada Gold: Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout - North Coast Brewing Co. Inc. - Fort Bragg, CA USA Silver: Granville Island Lager - Granville Island Brewing - Vancouver, BC Canada Silver: Imperial Stout - Wiibroes Brewery - Helsingor, Denmark Bronze: Scrimshaw Beer - North Coast Brewing Co. Inc. - Fort Bragg, CA USA Bronze: Centennial Russian Imperial Stout - Trinity Brewhouse - Providence, RI USA Category 40: Dortmunder/European-Style Export - 8 Entries Category 16: Classic Irish-Style Dry Stout - 8 Entries Gold: Stoudt’s Export Gold - Stoudt Brewing Co. - Adamstown, PA USA Gold: Founders Stout - Mishawaka Brewing Co. - Mishawaka, IN USA Silver: Berghoff Original Lager Beer - Joseph Huber Brewing Co. - Monroe, WI USA Silver: Neptune Black Sea Stout - Neptune Brewery - New York, NY USA Bronze: BCC - LECH Browary Wielkopolski SA - Poznan, Poland Bronze: Seminole Stout - Buckhead Brewery and Grill - Tallahassee, FL USA Category 41: Vienna-Style Lager - 7 Entries Category 17: Foreign-Style Stout - 9 Entries Gold: Leinenkugel’s Red Lager - Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Co. - Chippewa Falls, WI USA Gold: San Quentin’s Breakout Stout - Marin Brewing Co. - Larkspur, CA USA Silver: Dos Equis Amber Lager - Cerveceria Cuauhtèmoc - Monterrey, Mexico - (Imported by LaBatt Silver: Cascade Special Stout - Cascade Brewery - Hobart, Tasmania, Australia - (Imported by USA) Carlton Special Beverage Co.) Bronze: Blue Ridge Amber Lager - Frederick Brewing Co. - Frederick, MD USA Bronze: Echigo Stout - Uehara Shuzou, Echigo Beer - Nishikanbara-Gun, Japan Category 42: German-Style Märzen/Oktoberfest - 6 Entries Category 18: American-Style Pale Ale - 26 Entries Silver: Paulaner Oktoberfest - Paulaner - Munich, Germany - (Imported by Paulaner North America/ Gold: Snake River Pale Ale - Snake River Brewing Co. Inc. - Jackson, WY USA USA) Silver: South Platte Pale Ale - Columbine Mill Brewery - Littleton, CO USA Bronze: Brasal Special Amber Lager - Brasserie Brasal Brewery - Lasalle Quebec, Canada Bronze: Red Rocket Pale Ale - Bristol Brewing - Colorado Springs, CO USA Category 43: European-Style Dark Lager - 11 Entries Category 19: American-Style Amber Ale - 33 Entries Gold: Tabernash Munich Dark Lager - Tabernash Brewing Co. - Denver, CO USA Gold: Capstone E.S.B. - Oasis Brewery - Boulder, CO USA Silver: Blue Hen Black & Tan - Blue Hen Beer Co. Ltd. - Newark, DE USA Silver: Devils Head Red - Columbine Mill Brewery - Littleton, CO USA Bronze: Stovepipe Porter - Otter Creek Brewing Inc. - Middlebury, VT USA Bronze: MacTarnahan’s Ale - Portland Brewing Co. - Portland, OR USA Category 44: German-Style Bock Beer - 10 Entries Category 20: Golden Ale/Canadian-Style Ale - 11 Entries Gold: Ruffian Mai-Bock - Mountain Valley Brew Pub - Suffern, NY USA Gold: Griffon Extra Pale Ale - McAuslan Brewing Inc. - Montreal, Quebec Canada Silver: Hubsch Mai Bock - Sudwerk Privatbrauerei Hubsch - Davis, CA USA Silver: Molson Golden - Molson Breweries-MCI - Etobicoke, Ontario Canada Bronze: Augsburger Dopplebock - Augsburger Brewing Co.
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