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2021 AIBA Catalogue of Results 2021 CATALOGUE OF RESULTS The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV) thanks the following partners and supporters for their involvement. PRESENTING PARTNERS MAJOR SPONSORS TROPHY SPONSORS 2021 Catalogue of Results 2021 Catalogue of Results The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Limited The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Limited ABN 66 006 728 785 ACN 006 728 785 ABN 66 006 728 785 ACN 006 728 785 Melbourne Showgrounds Melbourne Showgrounds Epsom Road Epsom Road Ascot Vale VIC 3032 Ascot Vale VIC 3032 www.rasv.com.au www.rasv.com.au List of Office Bearers As at 01/05/2021 List of Office Bearers As at 01/05/2021 Patron Her Excellency the Hon Linda Dessau AC — Patron Her Excellency the Hon Linda Dessau AC — Governor of Victoria Governor of Victoria Board of Directors MJ (Matthew) Coleman (President) Board of Directors MJ (Matthew) Coleman (President) Dr. CGV (Catherine) Ainsworth (Deputy President) Dr. CGV (Catherine) Ainsworth (Deputy President) D (Darrin) Grimsey D (Darrin) Grimsey NE (Noelene) King OAM NE (Noelene) King OAM PJB (Jason) Ronald OAM PJB (Jason) Ronald OAM Dr. P (Peter) Hertan Dr. P (Peter) Hertan R (Robert) Millar R (Robert) Millar K (Kate) O'Sullivan K (Kate) O'Sullivan K (Kate) Fraser K (Kate) Fraser T (Tina) Savona T (Tina) Savona Chief Executive Officer B. Jenkins Chief Executive Officer B. Jenkins Company Secretary D. Ferris Company Secretary D. Ferris Advisory Group Members Craig Bowen Craig Bowen Advisory Group Members Justin Fox Justin Fox Warren Pawsey Warren Pawsey Tina Panoutsos Tina Panoutsos Billy Ryan Billy Ryan Competition Co-ordinator Damian Nieuwesteeg Competition Co-ordinator Damian Nieuwesteeg Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Australian International 3 Beer Awards Crafting award-winning beers for 30 years. www.cryermalt.com Contents Message from the CEO 6 2021 Report on Entries 7 2021 Judging Panel 9 2021 Champion Trophy Winners 12 2021 Major Trophy Winners 16 2021 Results 21 Best Australian Style Lager Best European-Style Lager (Excluding Pilsner) Best International Lager Best Pilsner Best Amber / Dark Lager Best Australian Style Pale Ale Best New World Style Pale Ale Best International Style Pale Ale Best British Or European-Style Ale (Excluding IPA & Pale Ale) Best Traditional IPA Best Modern IPA Best Amber / Dark Ale Best Porter or Stout Best Reduced / Low Alcohol Beer Best Non-Alcohol Beer Best Wheat Beer Best Belgian / French Style Ale Best Fruit Beer Best Wood - Or Barrel - Aged Beer Best Specialty Beer Best Specialty Flavoured Beer Best Design - Label / Surface Graphic Best Design - Outer Packaging Best Media Consistency of Excellence Exhibitor List 82 Australian International 5 Beer Awards Message from the CEO BRAD JENKINS RASV CEO The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria is delighted to present the medal and trophy winners for the 2021 Australian International Beer Awards. The Australian International Beer Awards annually celebrate and recognise the best brewers across the world with up to 35 trophies presented to the champions of each category, including the overall Champion Australian Beer and Champion International Beer. The scale is truly remarkable. It is the largest annual beer competition in the world assessing both draught and packaged beer and in 2021 attracted an incredible 2,502 entries from 21 countries. Thank you to all of the 402 breweries who entered the Awards this year, with a special mention of the 261 Australian breweries – a new AIBA record. To have such strong numbers of Australian and International entries, in spite of the vast global challenges of the past 12 months, tells us that the AIBA continue to provide a valuable and important benchmarking and networking opportunity for brewers from around the world. The RASV work with an outstanding Industry Advisory Group of Billy Ryan, Craig Bowen, Justin Fox, Tina Panoutsos and Warren Pawsey who provide their support, counsel and commitment in assisting the RASV to deliver a hugely successful AIBA. The Industry Advisory Group were instrumental in recommending this year’s category changes. The changes, made in response to exhibitor, industry and consumer trends, included a new trophy awarded to the Champion Victorian Brewery, a new trophy for the Best Non-Alcohol Beer, a split of the IPA category into Best Traditional IPA and the Best Modern IPA and a split of the Best Specialty Beer into Best Specialty Beer and Best Specialty Flavoured Beer. I extend a sincere thanks also to all the judges and stewards for volunteering their valuable time and in particular, for their patience and understanding of the need for smaller panel sizes to meet the COVIDSafe event requirements. At this year’s AIBA Presentation Dinner, held at Melbourne Showgrounds magnificent new Victoria Pavilion, 333 gold, 694 silver and 816 bronze medals were awarded along with the 35 trophies. Each of these winners now have a unique opportunity to use the highly valued AIBA seal of excellence in their marketing and promotion. It would not be possible to conduct the Awards without the wonderful and generous support of our AIBA sponsors. Thank you to Presenting Partners Barrett Burston Malting and Cryer Malt, Major Sponsors HPA and Dan Murphy’s and the Trophy Sponsors HopCo, Brews News, Chr. Hansen, The Crafty Pint, Weyermann Specialty Malts, Joe White Maltings, Yakima Chef Hops, Rallings Labels Stickers & Packaging, Konvoy Kegs and Kegstar. The Australian International Beer Awards receive wonderful support from the beer industry and we thank the Brewers Guild of New Zealand, U.S. Brewers Association, Independent Brewers Association and Hellmann Worldwide Logistics for their support. Finally, congratulations to all the medal and trophy winners. The RASV trusts that you will enjoy great value and benefits from your success in the 2021 AIBA. RASV will continue to work with our Industry Advisory Group to ensure that the AIBA categories reflect industry trends, production techniques and consumer interest. On behalf of the RASV, all the best for a successful year of beer and brewing excellence. Brad Jenkins Chief Executive Officer, RASV Australian International 6 Beer Awards 2021 Report on Entries PACKAGED ENTRIES 1495 AUSTRALIA DRAUGHT ENTRIES 916 ENTRIES 1880 DESIGN ENTRIES 133 EXHIBITORS 262 MEDIA ENTRIES 43 TOTAL ENTRIES 2587 INTERNATIONAL TOTAL EXHIBITORS 402 ENTRIES 707 EXHIBITORS 140 NUMBER OF CATEGORY ENTRIES GOLD SILVER BRONZE BEST AUSTRALIAN STYLE LAGER 64 4 15 17 BEST EUROPEAN STYLE LAGER 77 9 17 22 BEST INTERNATIONAL LAGER 127 16 30 39 BEST PILSNER 80 7 20 26 BEST AMBER / DARK LAGER 35 4 9 10 BEST AUSTRALIAN STYLE PALE ALE 157 21 50 42 BEST NEW WORLD STYLE PALE ALE 71 3 23 20 BEST INTERNATIONAL STYLE PALE ALE 211 26 49 72 BEST BRITISH OR EUROPEAN-STYLE ALE 95 13 34 23 BEST TRADITIONAL IPA 215 30 56 77 BEST MODERN IPA 230 30 53 87 BEST AMBER / DARK ALE 104 16 33 29 BEST PORTER OR STOUT 152 24 47 49 BEST REDUCED / LOW ALCOHOL 130 10 38 47 BEST NON-ALCOHOL BEER 25 2 6 7 BEST WHEAT BEER 87 14 23 23 BEST BELGIAN / FRENCH STYLE ALE 65 11 16 22 BEST FRUIT BEER 82 3 17 37 BEST WOOD- OR BARREL-AGED BEER 101 21 33 26 BEST SPECIALTY BEER 171 43 42 44 BEST FLAVOURED SPECIALTY BEER 132 20 39 44 BEST DESIGN - LABELS / SURFACE GRAPHIC 112 2 31 52 BEST DESIGN - OUTER PACKAGING 21 4 13 1 BEST MEDIA 43 - - - GRAND TOTAL 2587 333 694 816 Australian International 7 Beer Awards THE WORLD’S FINEST BEERS BEGIN WITH AUSTRALIA’S FINEST MALT Australia’s Finest Malt Since 1861 bbmalt.com.au 2021 Officials TABLE CAPTAINS Ashley Hazell Colonial Brewing Company Paul Holgate Holgate Brewhouse Ben Kraus Bridge Road Brewers Peter Aldred Aunty Jacks Chris Willcock 4 Pines Brewing Co. Richard Watkins Bentspoke Brewing Co Glenn Harrison Ellerslie Hop Australia Samara Fuss Philter Brewing Ian Kingham That Beer Bloke Scott Hargrave Balter Brewing Jayne Lewis Two Birds Brewing Scott Vincent Carlton & United Breweries Justin Fox Bintani Australia Shawn Sherlock FogHorn Brewery Kirrily Waldhorn Beer Diva Tina Panoutsos Carlton & United Breweries Lachlan MacBean Grainfed Brewing Company Warren Pawsey Little Creatures Leon Mickelson Carlton & United Breweries JUDGES Adam Betts Edge Brewing Project Matt Carty Bad Shepherd Brewing Co Adrian McNulty Moon Dog Craft Brewery Mick Bentley Mountain Goat Beer Ashur Hall Stomping Ground Brewing Miro Bellini Brooklyn Brewery Ben Lee 2 Brothers Brewery Nic Sandery Molly Rose Brewing Brendan O'Sullivan 3 Ravens Brewery Peter Mitcham Australian Brews News Brenton Aylward Moon Dog Ruth Barry Little Creatures Caroline Aspridis Asahi Beverages (Carlton & United Sam Bethune Fixation Brewing Company Breweries) Sam Seward Asahi Beverages Chloe Lovatt Little Creatures Brewing Co Shaun Blissett Wayward Brewing Company Chris Sewell Colonial Brewing Co Simon Walkenhorst Hargreaves Hill Brewing Co Dennis Stewart Little Creatures Brewing Co Steve 'Hendo' Rockstar Brewer Helen Hewson Grain and Grape Henderson Ian Morgan Two Birds Brewing Will Brown Lion Co Jaideep Asahi Beverages Chandrasekharan James Dittko Bridge Road Brewers Jeremy Halse Lion Co Kade Wilson Bricklane Brewing Company Katie Jessup Carlton & United Breweries Kevin te Wierik Moon Dog Brewery Kris Domagala Stomping Ground Brewing Co MEDIA JUDGES DESIGN JUDGES Amelia Ball Hardie Grant Anna Townsend Lasoo Design Co Phil Cook Beer Diary Mark Smith Hexagon Design Marie Claire Jarratt Crafty Pint Mairead McElvanna Endeavour Group Australian International 9 Beer Awards Our hops in the hands of Australia’s best brewers? IT’S THE STUFF CHICKEN DINNERS ARE MADE OF Proudly supporting the Australian International Beer Awards CHAMPION BEST LARGE INTERNATIONAL NEW-WORLD STYLE BREWERY PALE ALE HOPS.COM.AU 2021 Officials ASSOCIATE JUDGES Alex Lovelock Australian Brewers Guild Kristian Martin TWØBAYS Brewing Co Becky Eve Centeno Brick Lane Brewing Co. Lindsay Astarita Stomping Ground Brewing Co Billy Ryan Endeavour Drinks Marc Robinson Stomping Ground Brewing Co Blake Bowden Jetty Road Brewery Nicholas Rhodes Lion Co Cam Dinsdale Lion Co Tiffany Waldron Mighty Craft Flora Ghisoni Gypsy Hub Tim Miller Little Creatures - LION Harri Cox Love Shack Brewing Co Tom Wood Lion Co Henry Tier 4 Pines Brewing Company Tristan Barlow Bodriggy Brewing Company Justin Corbitt Deeds Brewing Co.
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