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The winners of the Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA), renowned for showcasing and celebrating the brewing excellence in Australia and around the world, have been announced at a prestigious presentation dinner in Melbourne, Australia today, Thursday, 22 May.
The winners of Champion Australian Beer and Champion International Beer were Mash Brewing from Western Australia for its Mash AIPA and Deschutes Brewery from Oregon in the United States for its Obsidian Stout.
Presented annually by the Royal Agricultural Society (RASV) in partnership with Federation University Australia the AIBA is the largest competition for the beer industry in the Asia Pacific region.
This year, the AIBA received a record 1,560 entries from more than 294 brewers in 31 countries and a total of 25 Champion and Major Trophies were presented.
The winners of the Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA), renowned for showcasing and celebrating the brewing excellence in Australia and around the world, have been announced at a prestigious presentation dinner in Melbourne, Australia today, Thursday, 22 May.
The winners of Champion Australian Beer and Champion International Beer were Mash Brewing from Western Australia for its Mash AIPA and Deschutes Brewery from Oregon in the United States for its Obsidian Stout.
Presented annually by the Royal Agricultural Society (RASV) in partnership with Federation University Australia the AIBA is the largest competition for the beer industry in the Asia Pacific region.
This year, the AIBA received a record 1,560 entries from more than 294 brewers in 31 countries and a total of 25 Champion and Major Trophies were presented.
The winners of the Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA), renowned for showcasing and celebrating the brewing excellence in Australia and around the world, have been announced at a prestigious presentation dinner in Melbourne, Australia today, Thursday, 22 May.
The winners of Champion Australian Beer and Champion International Beer were Mash Brewing from Western Australia for its Mash AIPA and Deschutes Brewery from Oregon in the United States for its Obsidian Stout.
Presented annually by the Royal Agricultural Society (RASV) in partnership with Federation University Australia the AIBA is the largest competition for the beer industry in the Asia Pacific region.
This year, the AIBA received a record 1,560 entries from more than 294 brewers in 31 countries and a total of 25 Champion and Major Trophies were presented.
WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT: AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL BEER AWARDS
The winners of the Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA), renowned for showcasing and celebrating the brewing excellence in Australia and around the world, have been announced at a prestigious presentation dinner in Melbourne, Australia today, Thursday, 22 May.
The winners of Champion Australian Beer and Champion International Beer were Mash Brewing from Western Australia for its Mash AIPA and Deschutes Brewery from Oregon in the United States for its Obsidian Stout.
Presented annually by the Royal Agricultural Society (RASV) in partnership with Federation University Australia the AIBA is the largest competition for the beer industry in the Asia Pacific region.
This year, the AIBA received a record 1,560 entries from more than 294 brewers in 31 countries and a total of 25 Champion and Major Trophies were presented.
A diverse range of styles were assessed by an expert panel of 40 judges from Australia, Norway, Belgium, United States, United Kingdom, J apan and New Zealand, over a week of judging at Melbourne Showgrounds.
AIBA Head J udge, Little Creatures Head Brewer Warren Pawsey, congratulated his team of judges and the competition entrants from around the world.
It was a great privilege to lead such a talented panel of judges who brought a diverse mix of backgrounds and wealth of experience to the competition.
All the beers that were entered were treated with respect, individually assessed, evaluated blind and without bias, and we hope that our comments and feedback provide great value and benefit to entrants, said Mr Pawsey.
Year round feedback and input from the brewing community ensures that the AIBA competition reflects the modern landscape of brewing and has judging processes that ensure fairness and consistency across all categories.
For the first time the AIBA included a Media Award Trophy won by editor of Australian Brews News and author of BeerMatt blog, Matt Kirkregaard.
RASV CEO, Mr Mark O Sullivan congratulated all Trophy winners and entrants and thanked sponsors and supporters of the AIBA.
The Australian International Beer Awards could not be a success without the support it receives from the brewing industry and we would like to thank all the brewers who participated.
The program gives brewers an opportunity to benchmark their beers against international industry standards, seek advice from an independent panel of experts and promote and market award winning products using the Australian International Beer Awards seal of approval.
Each year has seen standards continually improve and brewers continue to exceed our expectations and shape the brewing industry, said Mr OSullivan.
For more information on the AIBA please visit www.rasv.com.au/beer or connect on Twitter at @AIBA2014.
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CHAMPION TROPHIES
THE BARRETT BURSTON TROPHY FOR CHAMPION AUSTRALIAN BEER MASH AIPA: MASH BREWING, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA
THE BARGO EVENTS TROPHY FOR CHAMPION INTERNATIONAL BEER OBSIDIAN STOUT: DESCHUTES BREWERY, OREGON, UNITED STATES
THE GRAINCORP TROPHY FOR CHAMPION LARGE AUSTRALIAN BREWERY CARLTON & UNITED BREWERIES, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE BARRETT BURSTON TROPHY FOR CHAMPION LARGE INTERNATIONAL BREWERY ORIENTAL BREWERY COMPANY. GYEONGGIDO, SOUTH KOREA
THE KEGSTAR TROPHY FOR CHAMPION MEDIUM AUSTRALIAN BREWERY THUNDER ROAD BREWING COMPANY. VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE CRYERMALT TROPHY FOR CHAMPION MEDIUM INTERNATIONAL BREWERY HELLER-BRU TRUM KG, BAVARIA, GERMANY
THE FB*PROPAK TROPHY FOR CHAMPION SMALL AUSTRALIAN BREWERY 3 RAVENS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE CITY OF BALLARAT TROPHY FOR CHAMPION SMALL INTERNATIONAL BREWERY RENAISSANCE BREWING LTD, MARLBOROUGH, NEW ZEALAND
THE GARY SHEPPARD MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR THE BEST NEW EXHIBITOR BLACK TOOTH BREWING COMPANY, WYOMING, UNITED STATES
MAJ OR TROPHIES
THE BARGO EVENTS TROPHY FOR BEST AUSTRALIAN STYLE LAGER JAMES BOAG' S DRAUGHT: J. BOAG & SON PTY LTD, TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA
THE FEDERATION UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIA TROPHY FOR BEST EUROPEAN STYLE LAGER LOVEDALE LAGER: SYDNEY BREWERY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA
THE HELLMANN WORLDWIDE LOGISTICS TROPHY FOR BEST INTERNATIONAL LAGER CASS FRESH (GWANGJU): ORIENTAL BREWERY CO. GYEONGGIDO, SOUTH KOREA
THE CITY OF BALLARAT TROPHY FOR BEST AMBER / DARK LAGER ROGUE FARMS ROGUENBIER RYE: ROGUE ALES, OREGON, UNITED STATES
THE BREWERS GUILD OF NEW ZEALAND TROPHY FOR BEST INTERNATIONAL PALE ALE ORGANIC IPX SINGLE HOP ALE - CHINOOK: HOPWORKS URBAN BREWERY, OREGON, UNITED STATES
THE EXPONET TROPHY FOR BEST BRITISH STYLE ALE (EXCLUDING IPA & PALE ALE) ENGLISH: 3 RAVENS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE GOOD BEER WEEK TROPHY FOR BEST IPA MASH AIPA: MASH BREWING, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA TROPHY FOR BEST AMBER / DARK ALE KAIJU! HOPPED OUT RED: KAIJU! BEER, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE CRYERMALT TROPHY FOR BEST PORTER
NAIL HUGHE DUNN BROWN: NAIL BREWING, WESTERN AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA
THE KEGSTAR TROPHY FOR BEST STOUT OBSIDIAN STOUT: DESCHUTES BREWERY, OREGON, UNITED STATES
THE EXPONET TROPHY FOR BEST WHEAT BEER MOO BREW HEFEWEIZEN: MOO BREW, TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA
THE WEYERMANN SPECIALTY MALTS TROPHY FOR BEST BELGIAN & FRENCH STYLE ALE LONG STRANGE TRIPEL: BOULEVARD BREWING CO. MISSOURI, UNITED STATES
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA TROPHY FOR BEST SCOTCH ALE & BARLEY WINE MOONSHINE: GRAND RIDGE BREWERY, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE FEDERATION UNIVERSITY AUSTRALIA TROPHY FOR BEST SPECIALTY BEER PAARDEBLOEM BELGIAN ALE: RED ROCK BREWERY, UTAH, UNITED STATES
THE LABELMAKERS GROUP TROPHY FOR BEST PACKAGING BEER SCHOOL " HOP PACK" : BRIDGE ROAD BREWERS, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
THE AIBA MEDIA AWARD TROPHY PRESENTED BY THE CRAFTY PINT MATT KIRKREGAARD
BEST AUSTRALIAN STYLE PALE ALE Not Awarded
BEST PILSNER Not Awarded
BEST EUROPEAN STYLE ALE Not Awarded
BEST REDUCED OR LOW ALCOHOL Not Awarded
Notes to editors
About the Australi an International Beer Awards: The Australian International Beer Awards (AIBA) champions beer and brewing excellence in Australia and around the world. As one of the best brewing competitions in the world and the second largest of its kind, the AIBA is renowned for showcasing and celebrating the highest quality beer.
In 2014, the competition attracted 1,560 entries from 31 countries, with 25 trophies awarded by judges from Australia, Norway, Belgium, United States, United Kingdom, J apan and New Zealand.
The AIBA is conducted annually in Melbourne, Australia by the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV) in partnership with Federation University Australia.
For media enquiri es and i mages, pl ease contact Wrights on behalf of the RASV: Vanessa Hollidge of Wrights on 0405 277 562 or at vhollidge@wrights.com.au Erin Mitchell of Wrights on 0406 151 340 or at emitchell@wrights.com.au