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Sutton Group Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards Results

Friday, 5 August 2011, 2:07 pm
Press Release: The Brewers Guild

The Sutton Group Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards have been judged, with 8 Wired Brewing taking out the top honors to become The Champion Brewery in New Zealand.

With 465 entries in 2011, the Awards drew the biggest entry tally since their inception in 2001, up from 446 in 2010 and 348 in 2009.

In its tenth year, the Awards are run by the Brewers Guild of New Zealand who represent the majority of breweries in New Zealand.

Full Details of the other Trophy Winners are below:

_New Zealand Champion Brewery _ 8 Wired Brewing

_Champion International Brewery_ Boston Beer Co

_European Lager Styles_ Steam Brewing Company Cock & Bull German Pilsner

_International Lager Styles_ McCashins Brewery Stoke Amber

_British Ale Styles_ Harrington's Brewery Pig & Whistle

_Other European Ale Styles_ Tuatara Brewing Co Ltd Tuatara Ardennes

_US Ale Styles_ Epic Brewing Company Epic Armageddon IPA

_New Zealand & International Ale Styles_ Emerson's Brewery Emerson's Oreti Red

_Stout & Porter Styles_ Three Boys Brewery Three Boys Oyster Stout

_Wheat & Other Grain Styles_ Tuatara Brewing Co Ltd Tuatara Hefe

_Flavoured & Aged Styles (incl. Fruit/Spice/Herb/ Honey/Smoke)_ 8 Wired Brewing The Big Smoke

_New Zealand Draught_ DB Breweries Ltd Tui East India Pale Ale

_New Zealand Lager & Premium Lager Styles_ Lion Breweries Speights Summit Lager

_Specialty, Experimental, Aged, Barrel & Wood-Aged, Reduced Alc./Carbohydrate & Gluten-Free Styles_ 8 Wired Brewing Barrel Aged Big Smoke

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_Cider & Perry Styles_ Camla Farm Camla Farm Cider

_Cask Conditioned_ Cassels & Sons Brewing Co. Ltd Milk Stout

_Packaging_ Moa Brewing Company Moa St Josephs Magnums

_Festive Brew_ Emerson's Brewery Emerson's Black Op

_Morton Coutts Trophy For Innovation_ The Yeastie Boys

Full details of all the Gold, Silver and Bronze Awards can be [2]downloaded here. Links: 2. http://brewersguild.us1.list-manage.com/track/click?u=0f4d1ae432982136efe9c77e8&id=48d8c3ec8a&e=ac145b841f

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