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Topic: World Beer Cup 2006 in Seattle (USA)
Posted By: erik neuteboom
Subject: World Beer Cup 2006 in Seattle (USA)
Date Posted: June 29 2006 at 09:48
Hello fellow beer freaks!
 
I just read an article in my favorite Dutch beer magazine PINT, it's about the World Beer Cup, one time in two years, this year in Seattle (USA) in April 2006.
 
A few facts: 2221 beers, 540 breweries and 46 countries.
 
About the winners:
USA 11% of the medailles
Germany 15% of the medailles
Belgium 22% of the medailles
 
Some examples of the winners:
 
Belgium Style Dubbel:
GOLD for the Chicago Brewing Co. with C.B.C. Belgian Style Dubbel
 
Belgium Style Triple:
GOLD for the Michigan Dragonmead Microbrewery with Final Absolution Trippel
SILVER for brewery Affligem with Affigem Tripel
BRONZE for brewery Het Anker with Gouden Carolus Tripel
 
German Style Doppelbock:
GOLD for Dark Doppelbock (Wisconsin)
SILVER for Ijsbock (SNAB)
BRONZE for Red Cock Doppelbock (Hawaii)
 
German Style Pilsener:
GOLD for Trumer Pils (California)
 
In the categories Altbier, Barley-wine, Scottish style ale and Classic English style Pale Ale the USA breweries were the winners!
The jury (110 from 18 countries) had to taste 60-70 beers each day between 0900AM-0500PM!
 
        Perhaps an idea for some Prog Archives to join this event next time (San Diego 2008 Wink ?



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Posted By: micky
Date Posted: June 29 2006 at 10:00
Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

Hello fellow beer freaks!
 
I just read an article in my favorite Dutch beer magazine PINT, it's about the World Beer Cup, one time in two years, this year in Seattle (USA) in April 2006.
 
A few facts: 2221 beers, 540 breweries and 46 countries.
 
About the winners:
USA 11% of the medailles
Germany 15% of the medailles
Belgium 22% of the medailles
 
Some examples of the winners:
 
Belgium Style Dubbel:
GOLD for the Chicago Brewing Co. with C.B.C. Belgian Style Dubbel
 
Belgium Style Triple:
GOLD for the Michigan Dragonmead Microbrewery with Final Absolution Trippel
SILVER for brewery Affligem with Affigem Tripel
BRONZE for brewery Het Anker with Gouden Carolus Tripel
 
German Style Doppelbock:
GOLD for Dark Doppelbock (Wisconsin)
SILVER for Ijsbock (SNAB)
BRONZE for Red Cock Doppelbock (Hawaii)
 
German Style Pilsener:
GOLD for Trumer Pils (California)
 
In the categories Altbier, Barley-wine, Scottish style ale and Classic English style Pale Ale the USA breweries were the winners!
The jury (110 from 18 countries) had to taste 60-70 beers each day between 0900AM-0500PM!
 
        Perhaps an idea for some Prog Archives to join this event next time (San Diego 2008 Wink ?


dude... I'm there... I see a family vacation in order for 2008.  Becks and I will drop the kids off at the aquarium and get ripped on the free samples.


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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip


Posted By: erik neuteboom
Date Posted: June 29 2006 at 12:55
OK, Micky, perhaps I will be there too, I recommend the Belgian beers Gouden Carolus Tripel or Classic Approve !


Posted By: micky
Date Posted: June 29 2006 at 15:38
Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

OK, Micky, perhaps I will be there too, I recommend the Belgian beers Gouden Carolus Tripel or Classic Approve !


I'll keep my eyes out for those... we have some good import shops in Raleigh.


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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip


Posted By: Padraic
Date Posted: June 29 2006 at 17:10
Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

 In the categories Altbier, Barley-wine, Scottish style ale and Classic English style Pale Ale the USA breweries were the winners!


I'm sure erik knows this, but other non-USians should take note of this:  just because mass-market garbage like Bud et. al exists, doesn't mean Americans are beer ignorami.  We can and do appreciate the fine stuff, and can make a pretty decent brew as evidenced above.


Posted By: erik neuteboom
Date Posted: June 29 2006 at 17:53
Next week I will visit my favorite beer store and have a special look at those great USA beers Thumbs Up !



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